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  • A man and a woman stand centre stage, dancing with a large group of other men and woman who clap along. Text along the top says

    Christopher Allen and Sara Farb (centre) with members of the company in As You Like It. Written by William Shakespeare. Directed by Chris Abraham. Designed by Julie Fox. Lighting design by Imogen Wilson. Sound design by Thomas Ryder Payne. Photography by David Hou.

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    Photography by Eluver Acosta.

  • Annie, wearing a dirty plaid dress and red cardigan, sings. Next to her stands Sandy, a shaggy blond dog. Text on the left says

    Harper Rae Asch with Clue in Annie. Book by Thomas Meehan. Music by Charles Strouse. Lyrics by Martin Charnin. Directed and choreographed by Donna Feore. Set and costume design by Michael Gianfrancesco. Lighting design by Kimberly Purtell. Projection design by Sean Nieuwenhuis. Sound design by Haley Parcher. Music direction by Laura Burton. Photography by David Hou.

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ANNIE OFFICIAL TRAILER

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WAYS TO SAVE

2025 SEASON

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The 2025 season is generously supported by Ophelia Lazaridis


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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  2025 Season Playbill.
As You Like It: Sara Farb and Christopher Allen.
Annie: Laura Condlln, Harper Rae Asch and Dan Chameroy.
Sense and Sensibility: Jessica B. Hill and Olivia Sinclair-Brisbane.
Dangerous Liaisons: Jesse Gervais, Jessica B. Hill, and Celia Aloma.
Macbeth: Lucy Peacock and Tom McCamus.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels: Shakura Dickson, Liam Tobin, and Jonathan Goad.
Anne of Green Gables: Caroline Toal.
The Winter's Tale: André Sills, Sara Topham and Graham Abbey.
Forgiveness: Jeff Lillico and Yoshie Bancroft.
Ransacking Troy: Irene Poole and Maev Beaty.
The Art of War: Josue Laboucane.
Photography by Ted Belton.