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Seniors: $17
Students: $15
$12 student tickets every Wed night!
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| This Friday, the battle begins |
The war is over! Or is it? The soldiers may be returning, but between Benedick and Beatrice, the battle is just beginning. William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing is a lively showdown between the sexes with missed connections and romantic hijinks. Despite obstacles of all sorts and the meddling of some quirky characters, truth and honesty wins the day with love conquering all.
Opening this Friday evening and running until November 19, this production promises to deliver all of the classic, beloved moments, complete with smashing 1940s outfits and dancing!
More information and tickets here >> |
A peak at what's behind the curtain
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Each season Hart House Theatre is fortunate to employ numerous professional designers whose work not only enhances the production on which they work, but the quality of the season as a whole.
The design team for
Much Ado About Nothing
is certainly no exception.
Find out more about Adriana Bogaard (Set and Costume Design), André du Toit (Lighting Design) and Andy Trithardt (Sound Design)
here >>
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| Submit your credentials to audition for the closing show in our 2016/2017 season |
Hart House Theatre is now accepting submissions for
 7 STORIES
By Morris Panych
Directed by Rebecca Ballarin
Deadline for Submissions: November 23, 2016 - early submissions are encouraged.
Those contacted for auditions will be seen the week of November 28, with callbacks on December 3. Only those contacted for an audition will be seen. Performance run: March 3-11, 2017.
Please send credentials to auditions@harthousetheatre.ca.
Non-union (ACTRA or Equity), Non-paying. Artists of all ethnic/cultural/sexual/gender identities are strongly encouraged to submit.
For more information including audition and submissions requirements, see here >> |
| A chance to strut your stuff as well as a workshop to learn the tech of our trade |
 Upcoming Cabaret
When:
Wed., Nov. 9, 2016. 8-11 pm
Where:
Arbor Room, Hart House
Host: Christina Kompson
U of T Spotlight is pleased to invite you to the next Cabaret Night of the 2016/2017 theatre season! All are welcome to this celebration of diverse student talent. Past Cabarets have hosted stand-up comics, beatboxers, musicians, spoken-word poets, and many more. Non-U of T performers may not register to perform at this time, but are welcome to attend the event and participate in Open Mic at the end of the evening's performances. Performers, please register
here >>
 Theatre Tech Workshop
When: Tuesday, November 15, 7-10 pm
Where: Green Room, Hart House Theatre
Workshop Leaders: Brian Campbell and Tim Davidson
This workshop will focus on the workings of lighting and sound equipment in Hart House Theatre. This workshop is highly recommended for stage managers, directors and technicians who will be participating in the 2017 U of T Drama Festival, and/or any U of T Drama Coalition shows that will run in Hart House Theatre.
Register
here >>
*U of T Spotlight is an initiative spear-headed by Hart House Theatre to enhance the engagement of students from all three campuses in theatre activities outside of the classroom.
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| Theatre around Hart House |
From Their Lips
When: Thurs., Dec. 1, 2016, 7:30 pm curtain
Where: Debates Room, Hart House
Cost: Free / Registration required, more here >>
Join us a for a special presentation of From Their Lips, a work-in-progress play based on Intergeneracial, a black youth oral history theatre project. It was founded by Fiona Raye Clarke in 2015 and is currently in its second year. The project involves youth meeting weekly, interviewing Black elders and fellow Black youth in the community asking them the same set of questions, and using their words and stories to create the theatrical piece entitled, From Their Lips.
Following the performance, the Hart House Social Justice Committee and Hart House Senior Members Committee will host a moderated talk back session with the performers, director and playwright. The talk will explore a dialogue in relation to the issues of race raised through the project, followed by refreshments and further informal discussion with the cast.
More details here >> |
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