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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2004. PAGE 19.
Entertainment Leisure
Saints and Sinners take centre stage at Stratford
The Stratford Festival will mount
14 plays at its four theatres in 2005
and explore the theme of Saints and
Sinners in theatrical literature,
artistic director Richard Monette
Sent Out in Mission was the theme
for the Maitland Presbyterial Fall
Rally held on Sept. 27 at the
Lucknow Presbyterian Church.
A chicken dinner, prepared by
members of the Lucknow Church,
was enjoyed by 76 members.
Agnes Bregman welcomed all and
opened the meeting with prayer.
Joanne Lennips, representative elder
of Lucknow Presbyterian Church,
brought greetings from Grey-Bruce
Presbytery and the Rev. Peggy
Kinsman.
Following opening worship
service items of business were dealt
with. Treasurers were reminded the
allocation monies are to be in before
the end of December.
Gorrie WMS will be disbanding
since the church will be closed.
Joanne Lennips of Lucknow
shared special music accompanied
by Norma Raynard.
Marjorie Deyell of Belmore
introduced the guest speaker, Lorne
Underwood, . a local farmer
commissioned by the Canadian
Food Grains Bank to do a food study
tour of Mozambique and Malawi.
He said that the people are very
grateful for the food given to them.
There is so much HIV/AIDS in the
country, many families have lost
either a mother or father. The people
generally die by the age of 42, or
announced Sept. 15.
"In the aftermath of 9/I I ; the
world has become a more polarized
place, for many people: a place of
good and evil, black and white," said
Monette. "As I was selecting the
playbill for 2005, it struck me that
many of these plays are about the
tension between the contrary
impulses of the human soul. And so
we have a season of plays about
'saints and 'sinners' for, after all,
each of us is one or the other, and
sometimes we are both."
The playbill will feature three
works by William Shakespeare, two
by American playwright Tennessee
Williams, a drama by French author
Jean Anouilh, a comedy by Noel
Coward, four new or revived
Canadian works, the Broadway
musicals Hello, Dolly! and Into the
Woods, and the Festival's first-ever
production of a work by
Shakespeare's contemporary,
Christopher Marlowe.
At the Festival Theatre will be The
Tempest by William Shakespeare;
Hello, Dolly! with book by Michael
Stewart and music and lyrics by
Jerry Herman; As You Like It by
William Shakespeare; and The Lark
by Jean Anouith.
At the Avon Theatre are Into the
Woods with music and lyrics by
Stephen Sondheim and book by
James Lapine; Fallen Angels by
Noel Coward and Cat on a Hot Tin
Roof by Tennessee Williams.
At the Tom Patterson Theatre is
Wingfield's Inferno by Dan Needles;
The Brothers Karamozov by Jason
Sherman; Orpheus Descending by
Tennessee Williams and Measure for
Measure by William ShakeSpeare.
At the Studio Theatre will be The
Measure of Love by Nicolas Billon;
The Donnellys: Sticks & Stones by
James Reaney and_ Edward II by
Christopher Marlowe.