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    Tom McCamus. Photo: Dariane Sanche.

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    Jeff Lillico. Costume design by Michael Gianfrancesco. Photo: Dariane Sanche.

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    Joe Perry, Marissa Orjalo, Christopher Allen, Fiona Reid and Allison Lynch. Photo: Dariane Sanche.

2026 SEASON

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SEASON SPONSOR

The 2026 season is generously supported by Ophelia Lazaridis


PROUD SEASON PARTNERS

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The Stratford Festival Gratefully Acknowledges the Generous Support of these Contributors to our success:
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NEW PLAY DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT IS GENEROUSLY PROVIDED BY THE FOERSTER BERNSTEIN NEW PLAY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM


Photo Credit  2026 Season Playbill.
The Tempest: Ashley Dingwell, Marissa Orjalo, Dakota Jamal Wellman and Geraint Wyn Davies.
Guys and Dolls: Mark Uhre, Jennifer Rider-Shaw, Dan Chameroy and Olivia Sinclair-Brisbane.
Something Rotten!: Members of the company. Costume design by Michael Gianfrancesco.
Waiting for Godot: David W. Keeley, Tom McCamus, Paul Gross and Jonathan Goad.
Death of a Salesman: Lucy Peacock and Tom McCamus.
The Hobbit: Richard Lee and Tim Campbell.
The Importance of Being Earnest: Joe Perry, Marissa Orjalo, Christopher Allen, Fiona Reid and Allison Lynch.
Saturday, Sunday, Monday: Katarina Fiallos, Gordon S. Miller, Emilio Vieira, Rose Napoli, Graham Abbey, Seana McKenna, Josue Laboucane and Michelle Giroux.
A Midsummer Night's Dream: Mike Nadajewski, Michael Spencer-Davis, Sara Topham and André Sills.
Othello: André Sills, Krystin Pellerin and Evan Buliung.
The Tao of the World: Manami Hara, Karthik Kadam, Agnes Tong and Nestor Lozano Jr.
The King James Bible Play: Cyrus Lane and Deborah Hay.
Photos: Dariane Sanche