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THEATRE GO ROUND [VICTORIA
PLAYHOUSE, PETROLIA]:
NEW FRIENDS, OLD FRIENDS: A
children's play based on well known myths
and legends. Written by Duncan McGreg-
or, it plays July 6-13.
WE MUST KILL TONY: Two brothers
scheme to take care of the cousin who has
inherited their estate in a suspence
comedy. July 11-15.
THE FOUR POSTER: The story of a
husband and wife through 35 years of
marriage. It plays July 18-22.
THE WIZARD OF OZ: Theatre Aquarius
brings this production of the popular
children's musical with puppets and
actors.
Port Stanley
PORT STANLEY SUMMER FESTIVAL:
FRAZER HOUSE FOLLIES: devised by
Jim Schaefer...A recreation of a turn of the
centur' travelling variety show. Opens
lulN, 7.
PORT MEMORIAL HISTORY SHOW:
written by Artistic Director Jim Schaefer,
with songs and dances, real history and
memories: a light-hearted look at Port
Stanley up to the turn of the century.
Opens July 21.
TURKEY: written by Jim Schaefer...a
children's show that has played to great
acclaim all over Canada. Opens Saturday,
.lull 29. 2 p.ni.
Stratford
PRIVATE LIVES: Noel Coward's plays
have been tremendously popular at
Stratford in the past two years. This
production starring Maggie Smith and
Brian Bedford was an early sell out this
year. Plays July 9, 13, 18, 22 (2 p.m.), 30 (2
p.m.), Aug. 4, 13 (2 p.m.).
THE DEVILS: A confrontation of faith and
passion against a background of political
intrigue in 17th century France of Cardinal
Richelieu and King Louis XIII. At the Avon
July 5, 8,(2 p.m.), 12, 16, 20, 23, 26, 28,
Aug. 2, 5(2 p.m.).
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR:
Shakespeare's play about two merry,
middle-class wives and their confederates
who prove more than a match for the
aging, aristocratic Sir John Falstaff plays
on the Festival stage July 9, 13, 16, 18, 22
(2 p.m.), 30 (2 p.m.) Aug. 4, 10.
UNCLE VANYA: Chekhov's most tender
comedy of longing and hope, is at the Avon
July 15, 19 (2 p.m.) 22, 27, 30, Aug. 3, 5.
MACBETH: One of Shakespeare's most
powerful tragedies sees the return of
Douglas Rain to the Festival stage. Playing
July 12 (2 p.m.), 16 (2 p.m.), 19 (2 p.m.),
22, 27, 29 (2 p.m.), 30, Aug. 1, 2(2 p.m.), 3,
6.
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innocence and hypocrisy is set to music by
Leonard Bernstein. It will appear at both
the Festival and Avon stages, starring
Edward Evanko, Mary Lou Fallis and
Andrea Martin. Plays at July 11, 16 (2
p.m.), 19, 21, 25, 29, Aug. 2 (2 p.m.), 6 (2
p.m.) at the Avon and July 15, 23 (2 p.m.),
August 5.
THE WINTER'S TALE: Shakespeare
draws from the world of fable, where
benevolent forces in the universe work
towards man's ultimate good in this story
that will play on the Festival stage July 11,
19, 21, 25, 29, Aug. 6, 9.
JUDGEMENT: One-man show starring
Richard Monette as the sole survivor of a
group of Russian officers locked in a cell by
their German captors in the last weeks of
World War 2. It's at the Avon July 14, 29(2
p.m.), Aug. 11.
AS YOU LIKE IT: A revival of the popular
1977 production which brought high praise
for Maggie Smith. At the Festival stage
July 12, 13 (2 p.m.), 15, 20, 23, 26, 28,
Aug. 2, 5 (2 p.m.), Aug. 8.
HELOISE AND ABELARD: A tale of a love
affair between a great scholar and his pupil
set in the Middle Ages, it will play at the
Avon July 5 (2 p.m.), 12 (2 p.m.), 15 (2
p.m.). 26 (2 p.m.), Aug. 3 (2 p.m.),9.
NED AND JACK: Sheldon Rosen's play
about John Barrymore and Edward
Sheldon. two of the most flamboyant
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