Free talks related to the 2020 season will be held at the Guelph, London, Kitchener, Toronto and Hamilton Public Libraries on various dates throughout March and May.

Toronto Reference Library

• March 3, Much Ado About Nothing with Philippa Sheppard, Lecturer, English, University of Toronto
• March 10, Richard III with Jane Freeman, Director, Graduate Centre for Academic Communication, University of Toronto
• March 17, All's Well That Ends Well with Alexander Leggatt, Professor Emeritus, English, University of Toronto
• March 24, Hamlet with Peter Cockett, Assistant Professor, Theatre and Film Studies, McMaster University
  

Guelph Public Library

• March 5, Chicago with Ann Wilson, Director and Associate Professor, English and Theatre Studies, University of Guelph
• March 12, Richard III with Mark Fortier, Professor, English and Theatre Studies, University of Guelph
• March 19, Spamalot with David Prosser, Literary and Editorial Director, Stratford Festival
• March 26, Hamlet-911 with Nitasha Rajoo, Interim Director of Education, Stratford Festival
  

Kitchener Public Library

• April 2, Chicago, with Lois Kivesto, Lecturer, Musical-Theatre History, McMaster University Continuing Education (Learning for 55+ Program)
• April 16, Here's What It Takes with Dr Lauren Acton, Performing Arts Fundamentals, Centennial College
• April 23, Spamalot with David Seljak, Professor, Department of Religious Studies, St. Jerome's University
• April 30, Hamlet-911 with Scott Schofield and Neil Brooks, Huron University College
  

Hamilton Public Library - Dundas Branch

• April 7, Much Ado About Nothing with Mary Silcox, Professor, Department of English and Cultural Studies, McMaster University
• April 14, Spamalot with Stephen Low, Independent Scholar and Freelance Writer
• April 21, Hamlet with Peter Cockett, Assistant Professor, Theatre and Film Studies, McMaster University
• April 28, The Rez Sisters with Stephanie Johns, Education Associate - Teaching Focus, Stratford Festival
  

London Public Library - Central Branch

• May 6, Wendy & Peter Pan with Michelle Hartley, Assistant Professor, Writing, Western University
• May 13, The Rez Sisters with Ro'nikonkatste - Standing Strong Spirit, Project Lead for Biigajiiskaan: Indigenous Pathways to Mental Wellness
• May 20, Wolf Hall with Kel Pero, KMP and Associates
• May 27, Hamlet-911 with Lauren Acton, Performing Arts Fundamentals, Centennial College

Pre-Season Insights Speaker Bios