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2007 Shaw Season Announced

An Ecclectic Mix Of Theatre To Be Presented In Niagara-On-The-Lake

Sep 28, 2006 Mike Mackenzie

The Shaw Festival announced their 2007 season on Wednesday, and it includes a unique blend of well known, new and interesting theatrical pieces to offer it's audiences.

Here is a breakdown on the season, according to theatre.

The Festival Theatre

Saint John by George Bernard Shaw. Directed by Jackie Maxwell. Begins previews April 21st, and runs until October 6th.

Mack And Mabel by Michael Stewart and Jerry Herman. Directed by Molly Smith. Previews begin April 3rd, and runs until October 28th.

Hotel Peccadillo by Georges Feydeau, Maurice Desvallieres and Morris Panych. Directed by Panych. Previews begin May 31st, and runs until October 27th.

The Royal George Theatre

The Circle by Somerset Maugham, directed by Neil Munro. Previews begin on April 10th, and runs until October 28th.

The Philanderer by George Bernard Shaw, directed by Alisa Palmer. Previews begin on May 1st, running until October 6th.

Summer And Smoke by Tennessee WIlliams, directed by Neil Munro. Previews begin on June 23rd, and runs until October 27th.

The Court House Theatre

A Month In The Country by Brian Friel and Ivan Turgenev. Directed by Tadeusz Bradecki, begins previews on April 29th, running until October 6th.

The Cassillis Engagement - A Mothers Comedy by St. John Hankin. Directed by Christopher Newton. Begins previews on May 29th, running until October 7th.

The Kiltartan Comedies by Lady Augusta Gregory. Previews begin on June 20th, running until October 6th.

Tristan by Jay Turvey and Paul Sportelli, directed by Eda Holmes. Begins previews July 12th, running until October 6th.

Casting for the 2007 season has not been announced.

For information on the current Shaw Season, click on the Shaw Festival Website.

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