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    Ashley Dingwell, Dakota Jamal Wellman, Geraint Wyn Davies and Marissa Orjalo. Photo: Dariane Sanche.

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    Mark Uhre with members of the company. 2024. Photo by Ann Baggley.
    Something Rotten!
    Book by Karey Kirkpatrick and John O'Farrell. Music and Lyrics by Wayne Kirkpatrick and Karey Kirkpatrick. Conceived by Karey Kirkpatrick and Wayne Kirkpatrick. Directed by Donna Feore. Choreographed by Donna Feore. Music direction by Laura Burton.
    Set and Costume design by Michael Gianfrancesco. Lighting design by Bonnie Beecher. Sound design by Haley Parcher.

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2026 SEASON

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.
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