HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-10-30, Page 21New productions, new producers at Festival
Artistic Director John Neville announced
five distinguished names in Canadian
theatre to serve as Associate Directors of
the Stratford Festival. They are Douglas
Campbell, Martha Henry, Richard Ouzou-
nian, Guy Sprung and John Wood. These
new Associate Directors are in addition to
Tanya Moiseiwitsch and Tom Kerr whose
appointments were announced earlier.
In making the announcement, Neville ex-
pressed his pleasure at being able to bring
together this multi -talented group of senior
artists: "I'm delighted at being able to an-
nounce this team. Not only will they provide
a welcome support system for artistic plan-
ning but I know they will offer challenge and
provocation and I'm particularly happy at
the prospect of vigorous and rewarding
challenge in our deliberations."
"They are a truly catholic group, each of
whom brings widely differing talents to the
role of Associate Director, thereby opening
up the artistic management of the theatre to
a broader variety of creative input. I'm
enormously pleased at the opportunity to
work with them."
Richard Quzounian will direct the
Festival Stage production of Shakespeare's
Pericles. He has recently directed a highly
successful revival of "Jacques Brel". This
will be Ouzounian's first production for the
Festival.
Douglas Campbell will direct the Rodgers
and Hart musical, The Boys From
St. Joseph's And St. Michael's
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Syracuse. A member of the Festival's first
Acting Company in 1953, Campbell has since
been involved with more than 30 productions
at Stratford.
John Wood will direct Tom Stoppard's
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead.
Formerly Artistic Director of the Neptune
Theatre in Halifax and Artistic Director of
English Theatre at the National Arts Centre
in Ottawa.
One of Canada's major talents as an ac-
tress and a leading player at 'the Festival
over many seasons, Henry, is also a director
of note. Her most recent production is "A
Moon For The Misbegotten" at Toronto's
Tarragon Theatre.
Artistic Director of Toronto Free Theatre,
Guy Sprung, was associated with the
Festival as a director in the 1982 and '83
seasons.
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