Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness
Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness explores true identity through exploration.
The Taming of the Shrew
This scintillating production of Shakespeare’s boisterous comedy will stir your emotions even as it challenges you with its pointed social commentary. Is the story of Kate and Petruchio one of courtship or of conquest? The breaking down of a defiant spirit or a breakthrough that liberates a heart deprived of love? You decide – but either way, this is an experience not to be missed!
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This scintillating production of Shakespeare’s boisterous comedy will stir your emotions even as it challenges you with its pointed social commentary. Is the story of Kate and Petruchio one of courtship or of conquest? The breaking down of a defiant spirit or a breakthrough that liberates a heart deprived of love? You decide – but either way, this is an experience not to be missed!
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:156 minutes
Studio:Melbar Entertainment Group, Stratford Festival
Cast
Chris Abraham, Barry Avrich
Director
Deborah Hay
Katherina
Ben Carlson
Petruchio / Christopher Sly
Peter Hutt
Baptista Minola / Merchant / Servant / Attendant / Market Worker / Officer / Usher / Townsperson
Sarah Afful
Bianca
Mike Shara
Hortensio
Cyrus Lane
Lucentio / Merchant / Servant / Attendant / Market Worker / Officer / Usher / Townsperson
Tom Rooney
Tranio
Gordon S. Miller
Biondello
Michael Spencer-Davis
Gremio
Robert King
Vincentio / Peter / Merchant / Servant / Attendant / Market Worker / Officer / Usher / Townsperson
John Kirkpatrick
Pedant / Philip / Merchant / Servant / Attendant / Market Worker / Officer / Usher / Townsperson
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