| Apr/19/2010: |
Maclab Theatre in The Citadel Theatre, Edmonton, Alberta
- A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare
directed by Tom Wood, featuring Marc Bondy (Theseus), Sochi Fried (Hippolyta), Chris Bullough (Philostrate, Francis Flute),
Doug Mertz (Egeus, Peter Quince), Rose Napoli (Hermia), Erin Morin (Lysander), Patrick Lundeen (Demetrius), Shannon Taylor
(Helena), Julien Arnold (Nick Bottom), Justin Bott (Snug), Alexander McCoooeye (Robin Starveling), Jesse Griffiths (Tom Snout),
Adam Cope (Attendant, Master Crumb), Jonathan Lachlan Stewart (John Hide, Mustardseed), Michael Antonakos (Oberon), Lora Brovold (Titania),
and Jonathan Purvis (Puck).
Play was very well done, and the Mechanicals' play-with-a-play was filled with well-timed slapstick. Julian Arnold
and Jonathan Purvis were the stand-out performers from a great cast.
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| Oct/27/2011: |
Stollery Executive Business Centre, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta
- Beyond Athabasca Pass illustrated lecture by author Jack Nisbet
Eleventh Annual Western Canadian History Lecture, arranged by the Department of History and Classics
The lecture focussed mainly on David Thompson and his travels across the Athabasca Pass, emphasizing that the
Pass formed part of a well-travelled and well-known routeway and that this was not a strange and deserted
landscape at that time. Also touched on David Douglas and plant knowledge in the west.
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| Oct/11/2011: |
Shoctor Theatre, the Main Stage in The Citadel Theatre, Edmonton, Alberta
- Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller
directed by Bob Baker, featuring Tom Wood (Willy Loman), Brenda Bazinet (Linda Loman), John Ullyatt (Biff Loman),
Tim Campbell (Happy Loman), Glenn Nelson (Charley), and Chris Bullough (Bernard).
Performance was excellent.
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| Apr/29/2010: |
Maclab Theatre in The Citadel Theatre, Edmonton, Alberta
- As You Like It by William Shakespeare
directed by Bob Baker, featuring Ryland Alexander (Orlando), Kevin Dennis (Touchstone), Kaitlyn Semple (Phebe),
David Shelley (Oliver), Rachel V. Johnson (Rosalind), Tess Degenstein (Audrey), John Kirkpatrick (Jacques),
Stafford Perry (Silvius), Ryan Reid (Charles), Michael Spencer-Davis (Duke Frederick), and Julie McIsaac (Celia).
Play was well done but an unusual interpretation - set in 1940s France.
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| Apr/15/2010: |
Maclab Theatre in The Citadel Theatre, Edmonton, Alberta
- The Glass Menagerie by Tenessee Williams
directed by Tom Wood, starring Fiona Reid (Amanda Wingfield) and Shaun Smyth (Tom Wingfield), and
featuring Jennifer Mawhinney (Laura Wingfield), Christopher Schulz (Jim, the Gentleman Caller), and Peter Christeas (Khalid)
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| Feb/24/2009: |
Maclab Theatre in The Citadel Theatre, Edmonton, Alberta
- Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare
directed by James MacDonald, starring Ryland Alexander (Artemidorus and Octavius), John Kirkpatrick (Cassius), Rick Roberts
(Marcus Brutus), Blair Williams (Mark Antony), Ashley Wright (Julius Caesar), Melissa MacPherson (Portia), and Annette Loiselle (Calphurnia).
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| Oct/04/2007: |
Stanley A. Milner Theatre, Edmonton Public Library, Edmonton, Alberta
- Wild about Weather an evening with David Phillips
A lecture sponsored by The Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS)
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| 1981: |
London, Ontario
- Illustrated lecture about his life and art by Robert Bateman
Likely in conjunction with the book tour for The Art of Robert Bateman. He showed
slides of his fieldwork and talked about how he designed his wildlife paintings. He also showed slides of some
of his artworks in progress. He discussed the development of his hyper-realist painting style and how he
actually creates the paintings.
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| 1976/1977: |
Grand Theatre, London, Ontario
- Les Belles Soeurs by Michel Tremblay
Performed in English on a single-set stage. Directed by Bernard Hopkins, and featuring Peggy Watson, Julia Watts, Caroline
Guerin, Alicia Jeffery, Marylu Moyer, Maureen Fitzgerald, Mary Dow, Irene Hogan, Laura Press, Doris
Petrie, Jan Kudelka, Pam Rogers, Claire Crawford, Carole Forte, and Diana Leblanc.
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| Spring 1977: |
Grand Theatre, London, Ontario
- Long Day's Journey into Night by Eugene O'Neill
Directed by Robin Phillips, and starring William Hutt (James Tyrone Sr) and Jessica Tandy (Mary Cavan Tyrone).
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| 1976: |
Leeds Playhouse, Leeds, England
- The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekov
featuring Richard Kane (Lopakhin)
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| 1975: |
Leeds Playhouse, Leeds, England
- Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead by Tom Stoppard
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| 1975: |
Leeds Playhouse, Leeds, England
- Catch-22 by Joseph Heller
featuring Richard Kane (Yossarian)
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| 1974: |
Oxford Playhouse, Beaumont Street, Oxford, England
- The Trials of Oscar Wilde
directed by Peter Coe for the Oxford Festival, and starring Tom Baker in the title role
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| spring 1971: |
Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, England
- The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare
directed by Terry Hands, with the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), and featuring Judi Dench as Portia, with
Emrys James (Shylock), Tony Church (Antonio), Michael Williams or Bernard Lloyd (Bassanio), Alison Fiske
(Jessica), David Calder (Lorenzo), Polly James or Lynn Dearth (Nerissa), Peter Geddis (Launcelot Gobbo),
Geoffrey Hutchings or Roger Rees (Gratiano), Alton Kumalo or Kwesi Kay (Solanio), Anthony Pedley or Denis Holmes
(Salerio), Michael Shannon (Balthasar), Peter Woodthorpe or Richard Mayes (Duke of Venice),
Jeffery Dench or Colin Forbes (Tubal), Gordon Gostelow (Old Gobbo), Robert Ashby (Leonardo),
Peter Woodthorpe (Prince of Arragon), Miles Anderson or Matthew Robertson (Salarino), Bernard Lloyd or Robert Ashby
(Prince of Morocco)
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