Stratford Shakespeare Festival

• STRATFORD, Ontario — The Stratford Shakespeare Festival has unveiled its offerings for the 2013 season, a stuffed slate that welcomes back Brian Dennehy and Brian Bedford.
(Huffington Post)
• Antoni Cimolino today announced the Stratford Shakespeare Festival's playbill for 2013, his first season as Artistic Director, and began to outline his vision for the Festival's future during his tenure.
(Broadway World)
• With an acting company of 100 and nearly that many behind-the-scenes support staff, Ontario's Stratford Shakespeare Festival is the largest theatrical repertory company in the world.
(News-Herald)
• TORONTO -- Des McAnuff, the renowned outgoing artistic director of the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, says its not in his nature to get emotional with his goodbyes.
(CP24& Canada)
• Romantic mischief, pirates and tap dancing. What a weekend! An odd combination, perhaps, but you can find it all in one place: the Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Stratford, Ontario, Canada. You can drive to this lovely town in less than four hours.
(Livingston Daily.com)
• Sound familiar? If you can, head down to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-Upon-Avon around August and see Gregory Duran's production of Julius Caesar.
(The Independent Blogs)
• Stratford, much like its most famous native son, is a town with humble beginnings that now draws hundreds of thousands of fans — or rather, tourists — for the Shakespeare festival, celebrating its 60th-anniversary season through October.
(New York Times)
• Similarly, of the five previous productions at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, all but one either removed or elided over that troubling war crime.
(Globe and Mail)
• From metro Detroit, take the Blue Water Bridge in Port Huron to Sarnia, Ontario. (Bring a passport or enhanced drivers license and $3 for toll, $3.25 on the way back). Take the 402 to exit 65 (Route 81). Go north and join County Road 19.
(Detroit Free Press)