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2 Shakespeare onthe Saskatchewan A Message from the Artistic Producer Will Brooks Welcome to Treaty 6 territory and the homeland of the Métis. Whether you have been in the audience of every single production of Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan in the last 34 years or this is your first time under these tents – welcome, from myself and the entire team. It is certainly an honour for me to get to work with this fantastic Shakespeare on the Sask family and to create a festival for such an amazing audience. One of the pleasures that we have this year is to expand to three shows! It may not be every year that we get to do this so I would highly encourage you take advantage of it. It means that we have the pleasure of two amazing new guest directors – huge shout outs to Kelli and Greg. It also means that we get to take some more adventurous risks with our adaptation of Titus and bring you something completely outside the box. You have surely caught wind of our exciting plans for the site redevelopment and will see much more on that as we get closer and closer to putting a shovel in the ground. Check out our renderings, consider supporting the campaign, and get ready for a whole new level of Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan with that same great festival atmosphere. I want to thank all of the previous staff and leadership that got Shakespeare on the Sask to this amazing health where we could embark on this, and thank you as well the board members, staff, and volunteers now and in the past who have put immense effort into making these site plans come to this point. The folks who enjoy the next 50 years of Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan and indeed the entire community will benefit from that hard work. As a director and designer, I must say that working on Titus A. puppet revenge has been of the most challenging and rewarding shows that I have ever had the fortune of working on. I am a believer in long artistic processes, innovative ways to combine Shakespeare’s brilliance and the modern world, and of artistic partnerships that allow for possibilities that no partner could achieve on their own. This show really epitomizes those things for me and is a poignant comment on our times. We have been working on this show for two years and the artistic leaders of it have been dreaming about it for decades in some cases. It was important for us as an organization to create this third offering as a place where we could take a risk and try to offer something truly unique. We have tried to be true to that and hope you take a risk with us and see where this goes. My deepest thanks go to Kristi and Crispi of Stumped Productions for being risk takers on this adventurous partnership with us and for the incredible amount of work, dedication, and heart that they put into making this happen.

directors notes – HAMLET Kelli Fox

If it be now, ‘tis not to come; if it be not to come, it will be now; if it be not now, yet it will come. The readiness is all. Shakespeare tests us all as artists. With his best efforts, with plays like Hamlet, all we can do is attempt to rise to the genius of the text before us. Scholar Harold Bloom has famously claimed that Hamlet himself, as a character, represents the “Invention of the Human” on the stage. But all the characters in this play are enormously complex and contain a multitude of possible interpretations. In coming to this play as a director I knew I did not want to choose a historical period that would force strained justifications. And I wanted to see if we could use the fact that we have gender parity on our casting, to explore the story from a fresh perspective. So, we have pushed the story 35 years into the future. The gender politics that are always there to be contended with are still there, but we have a different balance of power; which of course, just leaves us open to a different kind of power imbalance. Ophelia is stronger than we are used to seeing her, just enough to walk recklessly into danger by a different route. We have a Laertes whose claim for vengeance is based less in historic male honour, than in abiding familial devotion and a sense of betrayal. Our Polonius is a mother, whose concern for both of her children may supersede her own ambition. And, of course, Hamlet himself must be re-examined in such a society. We explore this territory not to attempt to improve on Shakespeare’s art, but to see what else it might reveal to us in a new context.

directors notes – The Merry Wives of Windsor Greg Ochitwa The Merry Wives of Windsor is a play about daily life. Of all his plays, it stands out because Shakespeare decided to shine his magical light on the ‘middle class’. He undoubtedly had a masterful understanding, and way of presenting regal worlds filled with queens and kings, but Merry Wives shows that he was equally adept at holding up the mirror for a more regular and common kind of human. With this play in particular, it seems like Shakespeare crafted a story inspired by his community. Following his lead, we decided to do the same. Drawing inspiration from the text, the artists in the company, and the people in our community and province, this is The Merry Wives of our world today. It’s a funnily familiar world, filled full with friends, fights, lies, laughter, and love. It’s a world that’s been crafted by an all star team of huge hearted artists, with you specifically in mind. And, because of this amazing group of humans, it’s a world that I’ve been happily escaping to for the past few months. Tonight, it’s your turn to escape. Welcome to our Windsor. Shakespeare onthe Saskatchewan 3 A Message from the Board Chair Rick Ewen Welcome to the 34th year of Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Festival! Be sure to enjoy all of our productions from the long-time favourite The Merry Wives of Windsor to the tragedy Hamlet, a particular favourite for our audiences, and this year promises to be no different. And don’t forget that we are presenting Titus Andronicus, Shakespeare’s first play. Just to make sure this special event is unforgettable, we have partnered with Stumped Productions, and the entire performance will be provided by puppets – 45 of them – the like of which you have never seen before! This is an incredible opportunity that most people will never have – a rare play and a unique delivery – don’t miss it! Last year, we reversed the position of our performance tent to its current location at the north end of our site and had excellent feedback. So, in light of that, we are very pleased to continue with this configuration. And speaking of the site – the last two years have seen a lot of behind the scenes work as we prepare to renovate the grounds. Over the decades, our Festival site has been developed on an as-needed basis, with infrastructure added to meet developing needs. We are planning to undertake a major overhaul, which will address many issues all at once – and prepare the site for the long term. We will be redeveloping on the existing site, with a concrete base and risers – and yes, still with a tent overhead; new artist change building, combination administration and bar building, fresh permanent slabs for our community stage and break-out tents; and proper utilities and infrastructure. We are partnering with the MVA on pathway and natural scaping plans, which will result in the site – long closed to the public except when the Festival is active – being open year-round. We are working with the City to ask them to upgrade the washrooms across from our site, and development of a long-needed drop-off area for our audience and other users of the Meewasin Trail and area attractions. And – there’s lots to talk about – we have received proposals on an innovative and spectacular site lighting scheme, which we hope will develop into a significant area attraction. We are all very thankful for the dedication and hard work of our staff, cast and crew, volunteers, board members and of course, our sponsors. Each plays a vital role in creating the unique experience that enchants audiences year after year. We could not possibly be successful without each and every one of their contributions. Above all, welcome and thanks to you, our audience and our supporters. In our 34th performance year, I am sure you will agree that Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan continues to be the summer’s marquis performance event in our city and our province.

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MWW - The Merry Wives of Windsor SCHEDULE HAMLET - Hamlet TITUS A. - Titus A. puppet revenge PREVIEW PREVIEW OPENING OPENING PWYC - Pay what you can atinee vening MWW HAMLET MWW HAMLET JULY 8 JULY 9 JULY 10 JULY 11 JULY 12 JULY 13 JULY 14 HAMLET SPECIAL PWYC/GWL Matinee DSI PRESENTS PRESENTATION SASK WRITERS GUILD READING TALKBACK Welcome to the Bazaar HAMLET HAMLET MEDIEVAL FEAST CRY HAVOC MWW PREVIEW OPENING TALKBACK MWW PWYC TITUS A. TITUS A. MWW JULY 15 JULY 16 JULY 17 JULY 18 JULY 19 JULY 20 JULY 21 MWW SASK WRITERS GUILD GWL Matinee DSI PRESENTS READING TALKBACK That’s Entertainment HAMLET HAMLET MEDIEVAL FEAST TITUS A. HAMLET MWW PWYC MWW MWW TITUS A. JULY 22 JULY 23 JULY 24 JULY 25 JULY 26 JULY 27 JULY 28 SUNDAY TEA MWW DSI PRESENTS SASK WRITERS GUILD READING Family Variety Show HAMLET HAMLET MWW HAMLET BUILDING TITUS A. MWW TITUS A. MWW BRIDGES TITUS A. JULY 29 JULY 30 JULY 31 AUGUST 1 AUGUST 2 AUGUST 3 AUGUST 4 HAMLET DSI PRESENTS SASK WRITERS GUILD TITUS A. READING Embracing Diversity HAMLET HAMLET HAMLET TITUS A. MWW TITUS A. MWW TITUS A. MWW LATE NIGHT AUGUST 5 AUGUST 6 AUGUST 7 AUGUST 8 AUGUST 9 AUGUST 10 AUGUST 11 MWW HAMLET TALKBACK DARK FIRST DAY SASK WRITERS GUILD OF DRAMA CAMP READING TITUS A. HAMLET HAMLET HAMLET MWW TITUS A. MWW TITUS A. CHEFS ON THE SK TITUS A. MWW AUGUST 12 AUGUST 13 AUGUST 14 AUGUST 15 AUGUST 16 AUGUST 17 AUGUST 18 HAMLET MWW DSI PRESENTS SASK WRITERS GUILD Drama TITUS A. READING Cohesion Camp Matinee TALKBACK HAMLET HAMLET HAMLET MWW MWW TITUS A. MWW TITUS A. TITUS A.

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Shakespeare onthe Saskatchewan 5 the story of The Merry Wives of Windsor

John Falstaff, has made his way to Windsor and Director is down on his luck. Thus, he decides the best Greg Ochitwa option to restore his fortune is by seducing both Set & Lighting Design Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Page. He sends Mrs. Page and David Granger Mrs. Ford identical love letters, but the two ladies Costume Design compare their notes, and decide they’ll turn the tables on Falstaff. However, the husbands, Ford Carla Orosz and Page, catch wind of the letters. Page dismisses Composition and Sound the matter, but Ford decides to test his wife’s Design loyalty. Ford, pretending to be ‘Brook’, persuades Gilles Zolty Falstaff to act as a go-between to Mistress Ford Resident Fight Director on his behalf, but then learns Falstaff already has Daniel Ford Beavis plans to meet her. Ford resolves to catch him, and Properties almost does, but Falstaff narrowly escapes. Grahame Kent ‘Brook’ hears of the escape from Falstaff himself, Costume Design Assistant and learns that a second meeting with his wife Judith Schulz has been set. This time, Ford gets even closer to trapping his foe, but Falstaff manages to escape Production Stage Manager once again. After, Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Page reveal Melanie Rogowski all to their husbands, and a plan is made to teach Assistant Stage Manager Falstaff a final lesson in the forest of Windsor. Aaron Shingoose Meanwhile, throughout the play, three different DRAMATIS PERSONAE people have been trying to win the hand of the Falstaff – Joshua Beaudry Pages’ daughter, Anne. Mrs. Page promotes Mrs. Ford – Kate Herriot Doctor Caius, Mr. Page is leaning towards Slender, Mr. Ford – Jaron Francis but Anne herself favours Fenton. Mrs. and Mr. Page decide to have each of their picks attempt Mrs. Page – Heather Cant to elope with Anne. Mr. Page – Kevin Williamson Fairy, Anne, Rugby, Only fate, Servant – Jacqueline Block however, can have the final Fairy, Mrs. Quickly – Jenna Berenbaum say. Fairy, Parson Evans – Deborah Buck Dr. Caius – Kenn McLeod Fenton, Nim – Elizabeth Nepjuk Fairy, Host, Pistol – Carol Greyeyes Fairy, Shallow – Skye Brandon Slender – Mackenzie Dawson Simple, Servant, Fairy – Sarah Bergbusch

This production will contain one 15 minute intermission 6 Shakespeare onthe Saskatchewan the story of Hamlet

Prince Hamlet has been summoned home to Director Denmark from school to attend his father’s funeral, Kelli Fox he is shocked to find his mother Gertrude already Set & Lighting Design remarried. The Queen has wed Hamlet’s Uncle David Granger Claudius, the dead king’s brother. Worse still, Costume Design Claudius has had himself crowned King. Hamlet suspects foul play. When his father’s ghost visits Beverley Kobelsky the castle, Hamlet’s suspicions are confirmed. Composition and Sound Design The Ghost implies he was murdered by Claudius Gilles Zolty claiming poison was poured into his ear while he Resident Fight Director napped. He entreats Hamlet to avenge his death but Daniel Ford Beavis to let Heaven decide the fate of Gertrude. Hamlet Properties acts mad as a way of observing the interactions Grahame Kent in the castle but finds himself confused. Hamlet’s Costume Design Assistant sanity begins to be questioned by all and Claudius and Gertrude are both concerned. Polonius Rory Jewiss suggests it is his daughter Ophelia’s rejection of Production Stage Manager his advances which are the cause. Rosencrantz Melanie Rogowski and Guildenstern, two childhood friends of Hamlet, Apprentice Stage Manager are employed by Claudius to spy on him; however, Morgan Murphy Hamlet quickly realizes their intentions. DRAMATIS PERSONAE To determine the validity of his father’s murder Hamlet enlists the help of a troupe of players who Hamlet – Skye Brandon perform a play in which Hamlet has them recreate Horatio, Player, Courtier – Kate Herriot the murder described to him. Claudius’s reaction Ophelia, Player, Corpse Bearer, to the scenes convince Hamlet that Claudius is the Courtier – Jacqueline Block villain, and he resolves to kill him. In his hesitancy to Courtier, Claudius, Ghost – Kevin Williamson kill Claudius, Hamlet causes six additional deaths Gertrude, Player, Traveller – Heather Cant including Polonius and Ophelia. Laertes, Ophelia’s Polonius, Traveller, Courtier, brother, falls next as he plots with Claudius to kill Corpse Bearer – Deborah Buck Hamlet to avenge his father’s death. In the midst Laertes, Francisco, First Player/Player of a duel, Laertes poisoned Queen – Elizabeth Nepjuk sword is picked up by Rosencrantz, Bernardo, Reynaldo, Hamlet and Laertes is cut. Gravedigger 1, Player King, Courtier – However, Hamlet is dying Joshua Beaudry from the same poison Guildenstern, Marcellus, Osric, Priest, having been cut as well. Gravedigger 2, Player/Lucianus Gertrude, drinking a toast to her son’s victory drinks poison – Jaron Francis intended for Hamlet. Leading This production will contain one Hamlet to finally kill Claudius. 15 minute intermission Shakespeare onthe Saskatchewan 7 the story of Titus Andronicus

Titus Andronicus returns to Rome a hero after defeating the Goths in a ten-year campaign. Among his captives are Tamora, the queen of the Goths, her three sons, and her lover Aaron. Titus wants to give his fallen sons the funeral they deserve SASKATOON’S now that the war is over but a human sacrifice is RIVERBOAT suggested first. Titus singles out Alarbus, Tamora’s eldest son and despite Tamora pleading for his life, JULY & AUGUST Tuesday–Sunday 2pm, 4pm & 6:30pm Titus sacrifices him. His actions begin a cycle of SEPTEMBER Tuesday-Friday 4pm & 6:30pm, Saturday 2pm, 4pm and 6:30pm, Sunday 2pm & 4pm revenge between the two. Titus refuses the offer OCTOBER Friday 4pm & 6:30pm, of the throne recommending Saturninus, the oldest Saturday 2pm, 4pm and 6:30pm, Sunday 2pm & 4pm son of the dead emperor. Saturninus wishes to take Titus’ beautiful daughter Lavinia as his wife TASTING EVENTS | DINNER CRUISES and empress. However, she has been betrothed to SUNDAY BRUNCH | FRIDAY EVENING CRUISE CORPORATE AND SOCIAL DINNERS Bassianus, Saturninus’ brother, who refuses to give PRIVATE CHARTERS her up. Saturninus then denounces the Andronici

SAILING UNTIL THANKSGIVING family and shocks Titus by marrying Tamora who begins plotting her revenge. Meanwhile, Tamora’s sons Demetrius and Chiron have both fallen in love with Lavinia, and they quarrel over her. During a hunt in the woods, Tamora pretends Bassianus has threatened her and to avenge their mother her sons kill Bassianus and throw him in a pit, then drag Lavinia off to assault her. Aaron and Tamora then implicate Titus’s son in the murder of Bassianus. Saturninus imprisons Welcome him, and the court later sentences them to death Aboard! in spite of Titus’s pleas. Titus is now desperate for revenge, as the loss of his sons as well as assault of his daughter takes a severe toll on him. In his fury, Titus sends his last son to gather an army of Goths before taking For information, prices, and bookings revenge www.theprairielily.com into his own or call 306-955-5459 hand leading 1-888-747-7572 to nothing but more blood. 8 Shakespeare onthe Saskatchewan Director, Production DESIGN, (Set, Lighting and actor Stumped Productions would like to costume), Adaptation acknowledge that the past two years of Will Brooks design and build could not have taken Puppet Choreographer place without the generous support Crispi Lord of: The Saskatchewan Arts Board, Will Puppet, Mechanism and Puppet Brooks, Rowan Pantel, Wide Open Costume Designer Children’s Theatre, The Government of , Beverley Kobelsky, Shelby Crispi Lord Lyn Lowe, On The Boards, Carla Orosz, Assistant Director Byron Hnatuk, Alan Long, Ed Mendez, S.E. Grummett Juanita Dawn, Peter Balkwill, Dustin Stage Manager Crawford, Persephone Theatre, Andy Aaron Shingoose Forrester, Bob Porat,o Bob and Fran Musician Nutter, Skye Brandon, Francis Lord, Gus, Scott McKnight Ted, Ben, and Pyper! COSTUME BUILDERS Beverley Kobelsky & Rory Jewiss Will Brooks would like to Head Builders & Sculpture acknowledge that as he has Crispi Lord & Kristi Friday so many times for this festival, Head Painter Stephen Wade went above and Kristi Friday beyond in his assistance in the Puppet Builders set design and carpentry. Shelby Lyn Lowe, S.E. Grummett, Brooklynn Bitner, Beverley Kobelsky special support for this & Allison Laxdal production Properties by The David Edney Fund Grahame Kent DRAMATIS PERSONAE Initial Script Edit for Build The Main Characters Skye Brandon The Romans Puppet & Projected Scenery Titus, Lavinia, Saturninus, Bassianus, Design The Goths Kristi Friday, Crispi Lord, Tamora, Alarbus, Demetrius, Chiron, Aaron & S.E. Grummett Puppeteers Projections Build Jenna Berenbaum, Sarah Bergbusch, S.E. Grummett & Taegan O’Bertos Mackenzie Dawson, Kristi Friday, Carol CrankIE Mechanism Design Greyeyes and Kenn McLeod Crispi Lord

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#107 412 Willowgrove Square Saskatoon, SK S7W 0T4 www.willowgrove-dental.ca 12 Shakespeare onthe Saskatchewan Joshua Beaudry Daniel Ford Beavis Falstaff - Merry Wives Resident Fight Director Rosencrantz, Bernardo, Reynaldo, Gravedigger 1, Player King, Courtier - Hamlet Daniel has been working in the stage/film industry Joshua Beaudry is an actor and director who has for nearly 20 years. He is currently the Executive been working professionally in Saskatoon for the Director of the International Order of the Sword past seventeen years. Selected acting credits and Pen. Also, he has taught stage fighting include: Butcher (Persephone Theatre), 99% and stunt performing at the International Stunt and the Dragon (Dancing Sky Theatre), Routes School in Seattle, The Banff Centre, University of (Concrete Theatre), The Pillowman (Wild side Saskatchewan, and various workshops all around Productions), and Animals and Plants (Theatre the world. Daniel has worked on many films in Ecstasis). Directing credits include: The River (Channel Theatre), The Roving Saskatchewan including: Rufus, 13 Eerie, Chained, and the psychological Show (Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan), Two Corpses Go Dancing (Two thriller Ferocious. Daniel has also worked on many theatrical productions, Unruly Gentlemen Theatre), The Edible Woman (Thigh High Theatre), Beyond including Shakespeare to modern, and everything in between. the Cuckoo’s Nest (Persephone Theatre Youth Tour). Joshua is a member of The Saskatoon Soaps improv company and a founding member of Live Five. Next up Joshua will be directing Annie Baker’s The Aliens for Persephone Theatre’s Deep End Series.

Jenna Berenbaum Sarah Bergbusch Fairy, Mrs. Quickly - Merry Wives Simple, Servant, Fairy - Merry Wives Puppeteer - Titus Puppeteer - Titus

A graduate of the University of Saskatchewan, Born in Regina, Saskatchewan, Sarah Bergbusch Jenna holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting. is an actor, puppeteer, and theatre instructor at Recent credits include Short Cuts (Hardly Art), the Globe Theatre School. She holds a degree in J. Caesar and Midsummer (Shakespeare on the theatre and women’s studies from the University Saskatchewan), The Incredible Speediness of of Regina. Sarah spent the last year travelling and Jamie Cavanaugh (Persephone Youth Tour), I and studying puppetry and theatre in Prague, Czech You (Globe Theatre) and Jim Hawkins in Treasure Republic. She is a graduate of the Prague Academy Island (Persephone Theatre). Jenna is thrilled to be of Performing Arts Summer Conservatory, the back on her favorite summer stage and is excited for the stellar season. Prague Shakespeare Company Summer Conservatory, and Puppets in Prague puppetry intensive with Mirek Trejtnar. Recent theatre Credits include Fusion 2013: The Little Box, (Globe Theatre Shumiatcher Sandbox Series) Fusion 2014: Touch, (Globe Theatre Shumiatcher Sandbox Series), Wool Gathering in partnership with Fadadance (Globe Theatre Shumiatcher Sandbox Series), and A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Prague Shakespeare Company). This is Sarah’s debut with Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan, and she is excited about the projects ahead.

Jacqueline Block Skye Brandon Fairy, Anne, Rugby, Servant - Merry Wives Fairy, Shallow - Merry Wives Ophelia, Player, Courtier, Hamlet - Hamlet Corpse Bearer - Hamlet

Previously at Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan: Selected Acting: Henry IV, Parts One and Two (YXE J. Caesar (Caesar) 2016; A Midsummer Night’s Shakespeare Lab); Death of a Salesman (Drayton Dream (Hermia) 2016; Much Ado About Nothing Entertainment); A Christmas Carol, Hedda Gabler (Choreographer) 2015. Jacqueline Block is a (Persephone Theatre); The Secret Mask, Twelfth graduate of the University of Saskatchewan BFA: Night (Globe Theatre); Romeo and Juliet, The Three Acting and of the Globe Theatre Conservatory. Musketeers, The Matchmaker, Titus Andronicus, Recipient of the 2015 SATA for Outstanding Richard III, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Stratford Emerging Artist. Recent credits include: Jane in Festival); The Secret Mask, Chimera (PTE); Fat Pig, Pride and Prejudice, Olive in The 25th … Spelling Bee, Mary’s Wedding, Mary The Credeaux Canvas (NLT); and numerous Live Five credits. Poppins (Persephone Theatre); Displaced (Ground Cover Theatre); The Little Skye is a Saskatchewan actor/director/producer who has a great passion for Mermaid, Much Ado About Nothing (Globe Theatre), Mary Poppins (Western the plays of . Besides multiple seasons for Shakespeare Canada Theatre); The Frenzy of Queen Maeve (Bzzt! Trap Door Theatre/Live on the Saskatchewan and the Stratford Festival, he is also a founding member Five). Jacqueline is delighted to be spending her summer back at SOS with of the YXE Shakespeare Lab, for which he has directed Cymbeline, Richard a wonderful group of people. She would like to thank her family for their II, and both parts of Henry IV. Skye is currently an Interdisciplinary Masters continued support and sends her love to her late father, Ricky Block. student at the U of S, where he is applying historical research to productions of William Shakespeare’s plays, and will soon be turning his attention to Henry V as he completes his studies. Skye would like to say a thank you to Kristi and Pyper, for putting up with his unending pursuit of performing Shakespeare. Shakespeare onthe Saskatchewan 13 Will Brooks Deborah Buck Artistic Producer, Director, Adaptation, Fairy, Parson Evans - Merry Wives Production Design - Titus Polonius, Traveller, Courtier, Corpse Bearer - Hamlet

As Artistic Producer of Shakespeare on the Previously for Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan: Saskatchewan since 2014, Will’s work was seen As You Like It, Measure for Measure. Other acting as director of Twelfth Night, Romeo and Juliet, credits include: The Twenty-fifth Annual Putnam Othello, A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Prior to that, County Spelling Bee (Souris Valley Theatre); The onstage from 2000 through 2007. After focusing Haunted Man (Dancing Sky Theatre); The Black on directing and producing, Will spent seven great Bonspiel of Wullie MacCrimmon, The Walnut years at Persephone Theatre before having the Tree (Persephone Theatre); Jake and the Kid, honour to rejoin this wonderful festival. His work as Jasper Station (Station Arts Centre), Tent Meeting, director, actor, designer, and dramaturge has been seen around Saskatchewan Christmas on the Air (Rosebud Theatre). As a Music Director Deborah has at Persephone, Dancing Sky Theatre, a number of Live Five Companies, and worked throughout Saskatchewan--at Persephone, Dancing Sky, Station Arts, various independent productions. Will would like to thank each and every Live Five, SUM, Souris Valley, the Globe, and the University of Saskatchewan audience member for supporting this great icon of Saskatoon and these great Drama Department—and in Alberta at Workshop West and Rosebud Theatre, dramatic works on behalf of the original William, Mr. Shakespeare. where she was Artist-in-Residence.

Heather Cant Mackenzie Dawson Mrs. Page - Merry Wives Slender - Merry Wives Gertrude, Player, Traveller - Hamlet Puppeteer - Titus

Heather is a theatre practitioner, originally from Born and raised in Saskatoon, Mackenzie is a Moose Jaw, who works across Canada as an actor, graduate of the University of Saskatchewan’s BFA director, creator, and producer. Select performance Acting program. When he isn’t neck-deep in theatre credits include: The Romeo Initiative (SkirtsaFire), or cracking wise with his improv comedy troupe, Having Hope at Home (Western Canada Theatre), Interrobang, Mackenzie enjoys hiking around Bye Bye Baby (Presentation House), A Midsummer Canada’s beautiful backcountry. Performing credits Night’s Dream, Romeo and Juliet, James and the include: The Golden Age, Cabaret, Girl in the Giant Peach (Project X Theatre), The Memory Goldfish Bowl, Spirit Wrestler (Greystone Theatre); of Water (Metro), Lady Windermere’s Fan (United Players of Vancouver), and A Short Trip Through the Complex (Eat Something Theatre/PotashCorp I Am Yours, Sunday on the Rocks (A DefiantT heatre Collective), her own Fringe Festival). Mackenzie also had the pleasure of assistant directing for solo show, Penned, and the Canadian premiere of Tony Kushner’s A Bright Greystone Theatre’s production of The Beaux’ Stratagem. He is ecstatic to Room Called Day (Somewhat Cooperative). Until recently, Heather was the make his professional debut with the wonderful people of Shakespeare on the Associate Artistic Director for Western Canada Theatre for six seasons, and Saskatchewan! Find him on Instagram: @macdawson94. she is the former Artistic Producer for Project X Theatre, and A DefiantT heatre Company. She currently lives the suitcase life working as a freelance artist. You can find her onT witter: @littlemscant and Instagram: @littlemisscantoo

Kelli Fox Jaron Francis Director - Hamlet Mr. Ford - Merry Wives Guildenstern, Marcellus, Osric, Priest, Gravedigger 2, Player/Lucianus - Hamlet Fight Captian Kelli is an actor/director with more than 30 years experience on stages across Canada, and in the US, including 13 seasons with the Shaw Festival, An actor, playwright and producer, Jaron most and 3 seasons with the Stratford Festival. Some recently appeared in Theatre Naught’s production recent acting credits include The Audience, of Death of a Salesman at Live Five. Recent theatre: Theatre Calgary; Glass Menagerie, RMTC; Merry Butcher, Shear Madness (Persephone); Apple Wives of Windsor; Chicago Shakespeare Theatre. (Live Five/Orchard Creative); The River (Channel Directing credits include The Lonely Diner (Vertigo), Theatre); and Chasing Our Tales’ inaugural The Drowning Girls, Hound of the Baskervilles, Peter and the Starcatcher, A production, Where It Hurts by Wendy Lockman. Over the last 15 years Jaron Christmas Carol, I and You (Globe), Kitchen Radio (Blyth Festival), The Nerd has also performed at Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan, the Station Arts (Victoria Playhouse, Petrolia), Boston Marriage and Man to Man (Headstrong Centre, the Port Stanley Festival, on the Fringe and in a plethora of indie Collective), and This Wide Night (Summerworks 2013). Upcoming: Penelopiad productions. (University of Windsor). Awards: 2016Recipient of the Gina Wilkinson prize; Jessie, Keeley & Du, Arts Club/CanStage; Dora, Critics Choice, Penelopiad, Nightwood; Capital Critics Circle, A Room of Ones Own, Shaw Festival (tour). Graduate; Studio 58, 1985.

14 Shakespeare onthe Saskatchewan Kristi Friday David Granger Puppeteer and Puppet Builder - Titus Set and Lighting Designer - Merry Wives Set and Lighting Designer - Hamlet

A founding member of Saskatoon’s Wide David Granger is a professional theatre artist Open Children’s Theatre and Live Five, Kristi that has worked as a set designer, light designer, has performed for Prairie Theatre Exchange, director, actor and playwright. For over a Persephone Theatre, Shakespeare on the decade, he’s worked for companies such as: Saskatchewan, Sum Theatre, Dancing Sky Persephone Theatre, La Troupe du Jour, Gordon Theatre, Station Arts Centre, and Sudbury Theatre Tootoosis Nikaniwin Theatre and Shakespeare Centre. Favourite roles include: Trisha Lee in The on the Saskatchewan. Productions that he has Pink Unicorn (Outstanding Lead Performance worked on have played at both national and SATAwards Recipient 2017), Anne Shirley in Anne, Mary in Mary’s Wedding, international festivals. He recently has started sessional work at the University Hermione in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Jen in Avenue Q. Select Voice of Saskatchewan as their props master. David hopes to meet you soon Over Credit: Scarlett on Total Drama Pahkitew Island. Dancing Sky Theatre somewhere, sometime, preferably after a fine Saskatoon theatrical event. Artist in Residence & Schools 2014-2017: creating drama, play writing and puppet workshops for rural schools. Kristi is proud to have spent the past couple of years with Stumped Productions as a Puppet Builder of Titus A. puppet revenge and is excited to be able to present it to you as a puppeteer this summer with Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan! Kristi would like to thank her family and friends for their support.

Carol Greyeyes S.E. Grummett Fairy, Host and Pistol - Merry Wives Assistant Director - Titus Puppeteer - Titus

Carol Greyeyes is an actor, writer, educator S.E. Grummett is an emerging creator, performer, and member of the Muskeg Lake Cree Nation. puppeteer and projection designer from Saskatoon She is thrilled to join the Shakespeare on the and a graduate from the U of S acting program. Saskatchewan theatre tribe in the tent for a Grummett has been combining a love for theatre summer of fun, poetry, and puppets. with a background in video, as a projection designer Carol has directed and taught in theatres all over for La Boheme (Saskatoon Opera) and Grounded Canada and the USA and acted in film, television, (Live Five). Grummett is also a puppeteer with radio, and on the stage. Carol was last seen Wide Open Children’s Theatre (Very Merry Munsch, performing as the “Narrator” in Raven Steals the Light with the Saskatoon A Night Before Christmas). Grummett has spent the last three years playing Symphony Orchestra, and “Bernice” in The Gravitational Pull of Bernice as Andy Warhol in their feminist show, SCUM: a manifesto, coming soon to Trimble for Persephone Theatre. This spring, she directed Spirit Wrestler for Live Five Theatre’s next season. Grummett will also be designing shadow Greystone Theatre at the University of Saskatchewan. puppets and projections for Live Five’s first show of their +1 series: Elemental. Kiyas, kiyas [Cree for “long ago”] Carol performed Shakespeare’s Sonnet 64 in Grummett has also created and toured a number of shows across the Fringe the SOTS tent when Henry Woolf was the Artistic Director (that really is kiyas, circuits in Canada and the U.S. with their company, Scantily Glad Theatre, kiyas!). She is delighted to be back and sincerely thanks all the SOTS company Saskatoon’s only queer and feminist theatre company. With an interest in members, the volunteers, funders, cast and crew for their commitment, creating provocative and political work (and, of course, puppets!), Grummett generosity and passion--- “kinanâskomitinâwâw; kisâkihitinâwâw” is thrilled to be a part of the amazing team behind Titus A. puppet revenge.

Kate Herriot Rory Jewiss Mrs. Ford - Merry Wives Assistant Head of Wardrobe Horatio, Player, Courtier - Hamlet Assistant Costume Designer - Hamlet

Previously at Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan: Rory is delighted to be back in wardrobe at SOTS Twelfth Night (Feste) & Richard III (Buckingham) for his second summer. He just finished his third 2017. Some other Credits: The Resistible Rise of year of a BFA in Theatre Design at the University of Arturo Ui (Persephone/Deep End), A Christmas Saskatchewan and is looking forward to designing Carol (Globe Theatre), Grounded (Pegasus the set for Greystone Theatre’s production of Productions/Live Five), Apple (Orchard Creative/ Arcadia this coming school year. Rory is most in Live Five), Blood: a Scientific Romance (Sparrow his element when he is making something, be it & Finch Theatre/Live Five), Macbeth (Embrace a costume, an intricate maquette, or digital model Theatre), and Hedda Gabler (Persephone Theatre). Kate has also spent four meant for 3D printing. He has been an IATSE stagehand for a variety of Christmases out at Dancing Sky Theatre in the delightfully over-sized pants productions at TCU Place, and recently experienced the rigours of being a of Jack Spriggins for their beloved Prairie Pantos. Born and raised in Regina, first-time Stage Manager for Girl in the Goldfish Bowl (Greystone Theatre). His Kate has been calling Saskatoon home since 2011. When she’s not onstage, plans for the future are not yet set in stone, but as long as he’s near a stage, she co-hosts Mom, I’m a Thespian (Friday nights at 7pm on 90.5fm CFCR) Rory will be happy. and serves as President of the Board for Live Five Independent Theatre.

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16 Shakespeare onthe Saskatchewan Grahame Kent Beverley Kobelsky Head of Properties Head of Wardrobe, Costume Design - Hamlet

Previously at Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan: Beverley is very happy to be the Costume Twelfth Night & Richard III (Props Master) 2017. A Designer for Hamlet this season. She has worked Saskatoon-based theatre artist, Grahame wears a as a professional costume designer in Saskatoon lot of hats (metaphorical but also literal); working as for more than 25 years. She is also an Instructor an actor, producer, designer and stage manager. A at the University of Saskatchewan’s Drama recent graduate of the Globe Theatre Conservatory Department where she teaches costume design and holding a BFA in acting from the University and construction. She has designed costumes of Saskatchewan. Grahame is delighted to be for more than 160 productions for Saskatoon’s working with this incredible team! You might have seen Grahame recently theatres including Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan, Persephone Theatre, being a villain in Southern Dandy 75, stage managing Aiden Flynn Lost His Greystone Theatre, La Troupe du Jour and Twenty Fifth Street Theatre. Enjoy Brother So He Makes Another or being the strong silent type in Dr. Frightful the show! Presents: Dead Air (Live Five) all of which he designed props for, or as Ted in Peter and the Starcatcher (Globe Theatre).

Alan Long Crispi Lord Technical Director/Director of Marketing Puppet Choreography & and Development Puppet Design - Titus

Besides his duties at SOTS, Alan is also an Crispi and Kristi have been brainstorming ideas for actor, musician, stage manager and writer; some Titus on the puppet stage since 2001. Here we are favourite acting roles include drums/Jerry Allison in making it happen! Crispi is the Head Puppet Wrangler Buddy, The Buddy Holly Story and drums/various at Wide Open Children’s Theatre, a founding characters in Fire at the Persephone Theatre. He member of Live Five, and Master Caster at Stumped was also a co-producer and actor in the Canadian Productions. If she didn’t mind revealing how old Fringe tours: We is Blunderstruck and Raining she was she would insist on telling you that for the in Barcelona. He worked in technical theatre at past 17 years she has been working in puppetry: Rosthern Station Arts Centre and Souris Valley Theatre, was General Manager designing, building, writing, performing, manipulating, cleaning, repairing, at Gordon Tootoosis Nikaniwin Theatre from 2011 to 2015 and is the past improvising and having a hell of a good time. Crispi has a BFA (acting) from chair of the Saskatchewan Association of Theatre Professionals. the U of S, a PTP (physical theatre in performance) from Dell’Arte International and 3 C (children) from her loins/husband. She has toured the Canadian Fringe circuit and performed with Dancing Sky Theatre, Pauper Etiquette, Flip Side Productions, and Wide Open Children’s Theatre. Favorite things she has done onstage include: double dutch jump rope, corralling a clown elephant while stilt walking, performing 16 puppets in one show, singing in a half human/half puppet trio in a puppet burlesque, developing ‘Prairie Pantos’ with Dancing Sky Theatre and seeing Titus come to life on the puppet stage!’ Scott McKnight Kenn McLeod Musician - Titus Dr. Caius - Merry Wives Puppeteer - Titus

Kenn is a director, performer, and educator. He received his BFA Cellist Scott McKnight is an active performer in in Acting at the University of Regina and his MFA in Directing Saskatoon, playing as a member of the Saskatoon from The University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Some directing Symphony, Elixir Ensemble, and Prairie Virtuosi. highlights include The Pillowman (Hectik Theatre), Spring’s In addition to performing he maintains a private Awakening (UNLV & U of R), Danny, King of the Basement studio, teaches with the Saskatoon Suzuki String (Persephone Theatre) and the World Premier of Yvette Nolan’s The Birds (U of R). Program and co-directs Sistema Saskatoon. Some acting credits include: Monty Steals Christmas, The Scott holds a master of music degree in cello Haunted Man (Dancing Sky Theatre), Dry Streak (Station Arts performance (University of Ottawa), a bachelor of Center), Never Swim Alone, What Would Judas Do? (Golden Apple Theatre) As a Clown, you may music in cello performance and a chamber diploma (Wilfrid Laurier University). have seen him around Saskatoon at The Alt Alt Festival (2016), Live Five Season Launch Cabaret (2017), and Short Cuts (2017). He created and performed in The Island, a full length Clown show. He has taught Clown for the University of Regina, University of New Mexico, Dancing Sky Theatre, Saskatchewan Drama Association, Theatre Saskatchewan, The Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange Tour, Tricklock Theatre, as well as at the National Hispanic Cultural Centre in New Mexico. Kenn has trained with Number 11 theatre (Toronto), The North American Cultural Laboratory (New York), Vancouver Circus School (Vancouver), Dell Arte International School of Physical Theatre (California), Old Trout Puppet Workshop (Alberta), and The Manitoulin Center for Creation and Performance (Ontario). He is the artistic director of Hectik Theatre (Regina) and Souris Valley Theatre (Estevan), a founding member of Combat Improv, and a founding member of the Prairie Puppet Underground. He is proud to be a Saskatchewan artist. Shakespeare onthe Saskatchewan 17 Ed Mendez Morgan Murphy Operations Manager Apprentice Stage Manager - Hamlet

Ed holds a BFA in Acting from the University of Morgan is very excited to be part of the Saskatchewan. He holds it often, as he enjoys Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan team for the the feeling of having such an expensive piece of first time this year and to be taking on a new role paper in his grasp. He is an actor, puppeteer, writer, as an Apprentice Stage Manager. She is going voice actor, sketch comedian, stage combatant, into her fourth year of Kinesiology at the U of S and currently, the Operations Manager of the and has been taking as many theatre classes as Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Festival. You her Kin degree will allow. She recently finished her may remember him hanging upside down from a first production at Greystone Theatre as the sound ship’s netting in Persephone Theatre’s recent production of Treasure Island. designer for their most recent show Spirit Wrestler. Morgan has been involved He has appeared in productions for Persephone Theatre, Shakespeare on the with the Persephone Young Company for the past two years on their shows Saskatchewan, Wide Open Children’s Theatre, and multiple companies with The Romeo Project and Here. Live Five. He sits on the board of the Saskatchewan Association of Theatre She has been working as a stagehand with IATSE for the past year and a half Professionals and is a volunteer with the Institute for Canadian Citizenship. and is currently working towards becoming a full IATSE member. Ed enjoys long walks by the beach but only when joined by his lovely wife and two darling children. Enjoy the festival, and be sure to check out all of the great free shows happening on the K + S Community Stage!

Elizabeth Nepjuk Greg Ochitwa Fenton, Nim - Merry Wives Director - Merry Wives Laertes, Francisco, First Player/Player Queen - Hamlet A Balgonie born, Saskatchewan based artist, Greg is thrilled to be returning to his favorite summer festival to direct The Merry Elizabeth holds her BFA in Acting from the Wives of Windsor. A regular contributor at Regina’s Globe theatre, University of Saskatchewan, and is a graduate select writer/director credits include Root, Hog, or Die - a western of Vancouver Film School’s Acting for Film & TV musical; G-Ram; Fusion: Touch; Fusion: The Stay; Fusion: Get Program. A proud Saskatonian, Liz serves as Vice Out; and he recently directed the mainstage hit, Bittergirl- the President on the Board of Directors for Live Five musical. Acting credits include, A Soldier’s War, The Snow Independent Theatre, and is an active member Queen, the title role in Robin Hood, Metamorphoses (Globe of the Saskatchewan Association of Theatre Theatre); Twelfth Night, Richard III, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Professionals. She was most recently seen in YXE The Tempest Roving Show, The Comedy of Errors, Macbeth, As Shakespeare Lab’s productions of Henry IV: Parts One & Two, and Theatre You Like It, the title role in Hamlet (Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan); Farragut North (Fire in Naught’s Death of a Salesman at Live Five. Elizabeth is thrilled to be a part the Hole/LiveFive) Becky’s New Car (Theatre North West). He also wrote and starred in COPE- a of SOTS once again. There truly is no better way to spend the summer than hip-hop musical, for which he received a SATA for Composition and Performance (Globe Theatre; on the bank of South Saskatchewan with such a wonderful group of people! North Central Theatre/LiveFive, Persephone Youth Series and Tour). Greg is a graduate of the 2010 Globe Theatre Conservatory, and he has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Theatre (Acting) from the University of Regina. He now proudly works province wide as a freelance writing, rap, and drama teacher. He’s been a consistent part of the Globe Theatre School for the past seven years, including being a main member of their Outreach Program. More recently, he’s become a lead instructor/ mentor at Paper Crane Community Arts Centre, a community program run by Ranch Ehrlo, where the focus is on using the arts as a catalyst to well-being in our daily lives. Carla Orosz Jennifer Rathie-Wright Head of Wardrobe, Costume Design Production & Site Manager - Merry Wives

Carla is the resident Set and Lighting Designer at Jen is pleased to be back in the role of Production University of Saskatchewan’s Greystone Theatre, Manager for another season. Keeping a wide and where she teaches Technical Theatre and Design. varied skill set has kept Jennifer very busy, and Select theatre design credits include: The Walnut she feels very blessed to be able to work in the Tree, Little Women, Bite The Hand, A Christmas arts in Saskatchewan. Jen has also worked with Carol, Evita (Persephone Theatre); Top Girls, Fen, Persephone Theatre, Rosthern Arts Centre, Globe Accidental Death of An Anarchist (University of Theatre, RuBarb Productions and other local Victoria); Hamlet, Othello, The Merry Wives of companies. Jen can also be found at Prairieland Windsor, Julius Caesar (Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan). Carla is also Park as a Facilities Technician. She attended Red Deer Collage’s Technical members of ADC, CITT, and IATSE Local 300. Theatre Diploma Program, and is a member of I.A.T.S.E. Local 300 and C.A.E.A.

18 Shakespeare onthe Saskatchewan Melanie Rogowski Aaron Shingoose Production Stage Manager Assistant Stage Manager - Merry Wives - Hamelt & Merry Wives Stage Manager - Titus

This is Melanie’s 5th season with Shakespeare Last season at SOTS Aaron was Assistant on the Saskatchewan. She holds a BFA in Stage Stage Manager for Richard III & Twelfth Night. Management and BEd in Arts Education from the Aaron first got involved with theatre in 2007 with University of Regina. Originally from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Native Theatre Company’s (now she now lives and works primarily in Saskatoon. known as Gordon Tootoosis Nikaniwin Theatre or Previous SOTS credits include Twelfth Night & GTNT), Circle of Voices (COV) Program, and in 2008 Richard III (Production Stage Manager) 2017; joined their Red Spirit Program. Credits as a stage A Midsummer Night’s Dream and J. Caesar manager include How The Chief Stole Christmas (Production Stage Manager) 2016; Much Ado About Nothing and Othello (SNTC), 2013: An Imagination Odyssey (SNTC), Alice in Wonderland (Sum (Rehearsal Stage Manager) 2015; Macbeth and Comedy of Errors (Assistant Theatre), Mekiwin: The Gift (SNTC), The Hours That Remain (Gwaandak), Pied Stage Manager) 2013. Selected credits at other theatres include: Pride & Piper (Sum Theatre), Nicimos (SNTC), The House You Build (SNTC), Cree’s Prejudice, Treasure Island, Bang, Playing with Fire:The Theo Fleury Story, in the Caribbean (SNTC), The Gordon Tootoosis Gala (GTNT), The (Post) Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, It’s A Wonderful Life, Hedda Gabler Mistress (GTNT) and GTNT’s Summer Youth Tour. Aaron wishes to continue (Persephone Theatre); The 39 Steps, Copenhagen, Buddy-The Buddy Holly working hard to be a role model for Aboriginal youth wishing to get involved Story (Globe Theatre); Chickens, Hilda’s Yard (Station Arts Centre). Love to in the performing arts. Daniel and Xavier.

Judith Schulz Jensine Trondson Assistant Costume Designer - Merry Wives Assistant Production Manager

For as long as Judith can remember she has Previously at Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan: wanted to be a part of theatre in some way. She Assistant Production Manager 2017; Festival has been working towards a BFA in Theatre Technician 2016. Jensine is currently working Design at the University of Saskatchewan for a towards her BFA in technical theatre at the U of couple years and is very excited to gain theatre S, focusing on set and costume design. Design experience and knowledge from wherever she can credits include: The Beaux’ Stratagem (Greystone get it! She hopes to use the skills she’s gained from Theatre), and Little Women (SSP). Stage the University and become a designer and stage management: Blow Wind (Dancing Sky Theatre). manager in the future. Judith recently enjoyed stage managing Murder is Jensine is elated to be back with SOTS for another season and is eternally Fun! and Macbeth both of which were fully student-produced plays at the grateful to be part of the incredible theatre community in Saskatoon. University. She is joining the Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan team for the first time in costume design and construction and loving every minute of it! Funding for this internship was made available through the Office of theV ice- President Research, Undergraduate Student Research Assistantship Fund at the University of Saskatchewan.

Kevin Williamson Gilles Zolty Mr. Page - Merry Wives Composition and Sound Design - Merry Wives Claudius, Ghost - Hamlet Composition and Sound Design - Hamlet Kevin began his career in Canada touring with his company English Suitcase and is delighted to be performing for the first time at Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan. However, he first worked for the Gilles is a Saskatoon based artist whose credits company 24 years ago, directing a workshop production of Henry IV include: Othello, A Midnight Summers Dream part 1. He also directed a reading of The Tragical History of Dr Faustus (SOTS); I and You, Around the World in 80 Days, by Christopher Marlowe for the company last summer. Previous The Secret Mask, The Drowning Girls, The Hounds Shakespeare roles include the Duke in Measure for Measure for Bard of The Baskerville (Globe Theatre), Pride and on the Beach in Vancouver, and Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream Prejudice, Art, Mary’s Wedding, Between The for Bard in the Vineyard at Mission Hill, Cassius in Julius Caesar for Mad Duck in Vancouver, King Lear for Prospero Theatre in Alberta, Hamlet and Sheets, Hedda Gabler, My Chernobyl, A Man A Macbeth across Canada for English Suitcase Theatre - plus Mercutio, Malvolio, Richard III, Hotspur, Lysander Fish, The Black Bonspiel of Wullie MacCrimmon and Florizel all in the middle ages back in the UK. Shakespeare directing includes Macbeth for PacificT heatre (Persephone Theatre); Thicker Than Water (Sum Theatre), Ma Irma, Et Le in Vancouver, Macbeth and The Tragical History of Dr Faustus for English Suitcase, A Midsummer Night’s Reflet de Notre Lune Dansera, Chambre Blanche (La Troupe Du Jour) Sans Dream in Barkerville, and for Prospero Theatre in Edmonton. Other directing credits include the recent staged Pays (Zone Theatres, Ottawa) Stop Kiss (Embrace Theatre). Gilles received a reading of The Resistable Rise of Arturo Ui at Persephone. For English Suitcase, the North American premiere Saskatoon and Area Theatre Award for Achievement in Sound Design for A of Crave by Sarah Kane, Betrayal by Pinter, Ghosts by Ibsen, Krapp’s Last Tape by Beckett, Rashomon, In Man A Fish. He has scored several films and performs music as a solo artist. the Penal Colony and Billy Budd. Saskatoon acting credits include Serge in Art, Black Dog and Smollett in Treasure Island, Jacob Marley and various ghosts in A Christmas Carol, and Dr Bauer in The Walnut Tree - all at Persephone. Other favourites include Whale Nation, Greek, Decadence and Christie in Love for English Suitcase; Peer Gynt and Mary Stuart for Blackbird Theatre; Arabian Night for Pi Theatre, Private Lives and The Memory of Water for the Arts Club Theatre; Blue/Orange for Western Theatre Conspiracy; and A Christmas Carol and Present Laughter for the Citadel Theatre, the latter a co-pro with the National Arts Centre. Shakespeare onthe Saskatchewan 19 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS THANK YOU TO OUR Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan is a member of the Professional Association of Canadian 2017 Theatres and engages under the terms of the Canadian Theatre Agreement, professional TREASURE TROVE Artists who are members of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association. DONORS

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24 Shakespeare onthe Saskatchewan DANCE SASKATCHEWAN MONDAY NIGHTS Monday July 9th – ‘Welcome to the Bazaar’ A night Monday July 30th – ‘‘Embracing Diversity’ An evening of Middle Eastern and Asian dance featuring Tribal featuring the broad diversity of the DSI membership Fusion and American Tribal Style Belly Dance fused with including a variety of ethnic dance, ballet, jazz, acrobatics and silks. 6:30pm Pre-Show contemporary, First Nations, and more! 6:00pm Pre-Show Monday July 16th – ‘That’s Entertainment’ Share in – Free Hoop Dance Workshop a magical night of live music and song celebrating the Monday August 13th – ‘Cohesion’ Saskatchewan’s musicals! 6:30pm Pre-Show – Musical Trivia Game emerging professional and professional dance community Monday July 23rd – ‘Family Variety Show’ An interactive will share their work and ‘Works in Progress’ as well as evening of live music and dance. 6:30 Pre-Show – an interactive pre-show discussion on the arts scene in Swing Dance Workshop Saskatchewan. 6:15pm Pre-Show – State of the Arts Forum. Tickets at dancesask.com or 306-652-9100 chats & talks Enhance your festival experience with these free pre- July 28 - A Summer of Revenge! show chats - 6:45pm on the Community Stage Revenge is key in all three of our shows - why do some July 10 – Stephan Wolfert of Cry Havoc: Civilian Life humans feel the need to retaliate? after War July 29 - Towards Gender Equity How can one relate Shakespeare to the experience of Join Artistic Producer Will Brooks in a talk on gender veterans as they return to civilian life? bending roles, this process and what it means for the July 17 – Love and Marriage in Merry Wives future of theatre. Marriage – the good and the bad in a conversation about August 4 - Hamlet and Gender Politics aesthetic choices in design, direction and acting and how Explore the relationship between power and toxic they serve this comedy in our modern world. masculinity, and the danger of sublimating the full human July 22 - Titus A. Why Puppets? agency of the feminine. Why not? Titus Andronicus is one of Shakespeare’s least produced plays due to its violent content, and why Go to our website for more info on these and our puppets seem like the perfect fit! Sunday Matinee POST SHOW talkbacks! Other Events & Activities Great West Life Youth MatineEs Building Bridges July 8th and 15th at 1:00PM July 27th from 5:00PM to 11:30PM Free tickets are available for youth organizations Celebrate culture and community with free pre and post in Saskatoon to see the timeless stories of show multi-cultural performances. A limited number of Shakespeare come to life on our festival main free tickets to this evening’s show of Merry Wives are stage. Email available for diverse audiences and cultural organizations. [email protected] for more info. Contact our box office for more info. Medieval Feasts Chefs on the Saskatchewan July 8th and 15th Gates: 5:00PM Meal: 5:30PM August 9th Gates 5:00pm Meal: 5:15pm Live entertainment, a traditional feast prepared by Jennifer Schrenk (Chef Jenni) along with Matt Fehr (Figs Cathy’s Catering, and a demo by the Society for Creative and Pigs) and Heather Bekar (Chef De Partie) present an Anachronism will create an unforgettable experience all Saskatchewan “foody” evening for the ages. Join us for the whole family! Afterwards, it’s off to catch a for an evening of food, fun and frivolity on the riverbank! performance! Check our website for more information. Sunday Tea K+S Potash Canada Community Stage July 22nd at 11:30AM Even if you aren’t attending a main stage performance, Enjoy a Sunday morning spot of tea on our picturesque come enjoy FREE entertainment on our community stage! riverside deck. Finger sandwiches and dainties prepared See website for schedule and details. by Boryski’s will add to the ambiance, then it’s off to see Boryski’s and the Bard The Merry Wives of Windsor on the main stage! Join us at Sir Toby’s Tavern from 5:00pm to 7:00pm Readings by the River Tuesday to Saturday for great BBQ food and happy hour Wednesdays from 6:15 to 7:15PM drinks on Saskatoon’s only riverside patio! See website The Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild will host FREE live for more details. readings from Saskatchewan writers on our Community Stage! Shakespeare onthe Saskatchewan 25 Extraordinary Living Begins Here...

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