Stratford Festival achieves a new GUlNNESS WORLD RECORDS™ goal at Pinballapalooza

May 17, 2013… The Stratford Festival is officially home of one of the newest GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS. One hundred “pinball wizards” took over First Canadian Place in Toronto yesterday to successfully log the greatest number of pinball machines being played simultaneously at a single venue.

 

At 12:40 p.m., participants synchronically launched their silver balls and played one complete game as hundreds of onlookers cheered from the sidelines. The record was made official by GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS adjudicator Philip Robertson.

 

An exciting event to celebrate the opening of the Festival’s much-anticipated rock musical, Tommy, Pinballapalooza also featured spectacular performances by Tommy cast members Robert Markus, Paul Nolan, Gabriel Antonacci and Matthew Armet.

 

“Tommy is the biggest musical we have ever mounted in Stratford,” says Executive Director Anita Gaffney, “and what better way to celebrate it than by throwing a larger-than-life pinball tournament that would impress even Tommy, the pinball wizard himself.

 

“It was very rewarding to see so many people come out in support of this event. Whether they came to play pinball, to catch a sneak peek at our sensational production or just to be a part of history, it was a fun opportunity to showcase our theatre to a wider audience.”

 

For those who could not attend, the Festival offers two other opportunities to practise your pinball moves: a Tommy-inspired pinball machine found at different locations in Stratford throughout the season and a virtual pinball game at tommypinball.com.

 

Based on The Who’s 1969 concept album of the same name, Tommy tells the story of a young man who, despite having lost the faculties of speech, sight and hearing, becomes a pinball virtuoso – and the centre of a celebrity cult. In a new production helmed by its original Tony Award-winning director, Des McAnuff (who co-wrote the show with The Who’s Pete Townshend), the explosive rock opera features such unforgettable hits as “Pinball Wizard,” “See Me, Feel Me,” “Acid Queen” and “We’re Not Gonna Take It.”

 

The production features Robert Markus as Tommy, Jewelle Blackman as the Gypsy, Kira Guloien as Mrs. Walker, Jeremy Kushnier as Captain Walker, Paul Nolan as Cousin Kevin and Steve Ross as Uncle Ernie.

 

Choreographer Wayne Cilento, Set Designer John Arnone, Costume DesignerDavid C. Woolard and Fight Director Steve Rankin, key members of the original creative team, have reunited for this production to join Musical Director and Supervisor Rick Fox, Lighting Designer Howell Binkley, Sound Designer Andrew Keister, and Projection Designer Sean Nieuwenhuis.

 

Tommy officially opens on May 30 and runs until October 19. For tickets, contact the box office at 1.800.567.1600 or visit http://www.stratfordfestival.ca.

Tommy is sponsored by Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation. Production support is generously provided by Richard Rooney & Laura Dinner and by the Ontario government.

 

Support for the 2013 season of the Avon Theatre is generously provided by the Birmingham Family.

Stratford Direct, the new daily return private bus service between Toronto and Stratford, began May 1. Departing once daily from May 1 to 25 and October 1 to 20 and twice daily from May 27 to September 29 (on performance days only), the round trip costs only $20.

 

Support for Stratford Direct is generously provided by The Peter Cundhill Foundation.

 

The Stratford Festival’s 2013 season runs until October 20, featuring Romeo and Juliet, Fiddler on the Roof, The Three Musketeers, The Merchant of Venice, Tommy, Blithe Spirit, Othello, Measure for Measure, Mary Stuart, Waiting for Godot and two new Canadian plays, Taking Shakespeare and The Thrill, along with more than 150 Forum events.

 

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VIDEO:

Welcome to Pinballapalooza - http://bit.ly/104rSAN 

What’s your pinball name? - http://bit.ly/12En2MA

Guinness World Record attempt - http://bit.ly/12EN7Lt

Game over? - http://bit.ly/1054eUP

Press Release | Noël Coward’s classic comedy Blithe Spirit starts previews

May 17, 2013… A hilarious battle of wits plays out in one of Noël Coward’s most celebrated comedies, Blithe Spirit. Directed by long-time Festival favourite Brian Bedford, the gorgeously designed production started previews on Thursday, May 16, at the Avon Theatre.

 

Mr. Bedford, whose recent double triumph as director and star of The Importance of Being Earnest thrilled audiences first in Stratford and then on Broadway, returns for his 28^th Festival season. Widely regarded as an authority on Coward’s work, he has not only directed and acted in Blithe Spirit several times, he also knew the English playwright personally.

 

“I absolutely worshipped him,” says Mr. Bedford. “I thought he was just a magical guy. And of course he was incredibly good company; he spoke with the same kind of wit and original energy that is in his plays.”

 

Set in an exquisite 1940s Georgian style English house, Blithe Spirit centres on Charles, an author who cheekily engages a medium, Madame Arcati, to conduct a séance as research for his latest novel. Things go decidedly not as planned when she inadvertently raises the ghost of his late wife, Elvira, much to the chagrin of his current wife, Ruth. As the only one who can see or hear Elvira, Charles must figure out how to entertain his ethereal house guest without stepping outside of matrimonial bounds. Trying to keep everyone happy, as it turns out, is a hilarious challenge.

 

“Coward’s laser-sharp wit and brilliant dialogue make this a delicious play – one that will serve as a source of joy and amusement within this Festival season,” says Artistic Director Antoni Cimolino. “I was delighted when my mentor and friend, Brian Bedford, agreed to direct this play and return to the Festival. He is a true master of bringing Coward to life. With an extraordinary cast, sumptuous costumes and outstanding production design, this is sure to be a wildly entertaining, feel-good evening out at the theatre.”

 

The cast features Ben Carlson as Charles Condomine, Michelle Giroux as Elvira Condomine, Seana McKenna as Madame Arcati, Sara Topham as Ruth Condomine, James Blendick as Dr. Bradman, Susie Burnett as Edith and Wendy Thatcher as Mrs. Bradman.

 

“I’m really looking forward to [this production] because of the company,” says Mr. Bedford. “I think it will be the best cast of the play that I’ve ever had.”

 

The artistic team features Set Designer Simon Higlett, Costume Designer Katherine Lubienski, Lighting Designer Paul Miller, Sound Designer Jim Neil and Stunt Coordinator John Stead.

 

Blithe Spirit Forum Highlights

 

The Forum, the new festival within the Festival, is a series of activities and events designed to make a visit to Stratford an immersive, all-encompassing cultural experience. Through debates, talks, concerts, comedy nights, hands-on workshops and more, The Forum will offer theatregoers more ways to discover and examine the themes running through this season’s productions.

 

Themes related to Blithe Spirit will be explored through several Forum events, including a Talking Theatre series, in which discussions are led by Artistic Director Antoni Cimolino and Education Consultant Pat Quigley on a variety of topics such as The Dynamics of Marriage, Woman as Stereotype, “Dying is fine, but death…” and Premonitions and the Supernatural, as embodied in many of this season’s productions.

 

Support for the inaugural season of The Forum is generously provided by Kelly and Michael Meighen and the Province of Ontario, in partnership with the University of Waterloo, with media sponsorship provided by The Walrus. Support for the Speakers Series is generously provided in memory of Dr. W. Philip Hayman.

 

Blithe Spirit officially opens on June 1 and runs until October 20. For tickets, contact the box office at 1.800.567.1600 or visit www.stratfordfestival.ca.

 

Blithe Spirit is sponsored by CIBC. Production support is generously provided by Nona Macdonald Heaslip, Sally & Larry Rayner and John H. Whiteside. 

 

Support for the 2013 season of the Avon Theatre is generously provided by the Birmingham Family.

 

Stratford Direct, the new daily return private bus service between Toronto and Stratford, began May 1. Departing once daily from May 1 to 25 and October 1 to 20 and twice daily from May 27 to September 29 (on performance days only), the round trip costs only $20.

 

Support for Stratford Direct is generously provided by The Peter Cundill Foundation.

 

The Stratford Festival’s 2013 season runs until October 20, featuring Romeo and Juliet, Fiddler on the Roof, The Three Musketeers, The Merchant of Venice, Tommy, Blithe Spirit, Othello, Measure for Measure, Mary Stuart, Waiting for Godot and two new Canadian plays, Taking Shakespeare and The Thrill, along with more than 150 Forum events.

 

Cast (in alphabetical order)

Dr. Bradman………………………………….          James Blendick

Edith…………………………………………..         Susie Burnett

Charles Condomine.…………………………..         Ben Carlson

Understudy……………………………………         Shane Carty

Elvira Condomine.…………………………….         Michelle Giroux

Understudy…………………………………….         Monique Lund

Madame Arcati………………………………..         Seana McKenna

Understudy……………………………………         Kaitlyn Riordan

Mrs. Bradman…………………………………         Wendy Thatcher

Ruth Condomine………………………………         Sara Topham

 

Artistic Credits

Director……………………………………….          Brian Bedford

Set Designer…………………………………..          Simon Higlett

Costume Designer…………………………….          Katherine Lubienski

Lighting Designer…………………………….          Paul Miller

Sound Designer……………………………….         Jim Neil

Stunt Coordinator……………………………..         John Stead

Producer………………………………………          David Auster

Casting Director………………………………          Beth Russell

Creative Planning Director……………………         Jason Miller

Assistant Set Designer…………………………         Devon Bhim

Assistant Costume Designer…………………..         Sara Brzozowski

Assistant Lighting Designer…………………..         C.J. Astronomo

Stage Manager…………………………………         Michael Hart

Assistant Stage Managers……………………..         Meghan Callan, Holly Korhonen

Apprentice Stage Manager……………………         Christopher Sibbald

Production Assistant…………………………..         Katie Honek

Production Stage Manager…………………….        Julie Miles

Technical Director…………………………….          Elissa Horscroft

 

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Score $49 tickets to Tommy – limited-time offer!

Pinball fever is running high at the Festival these days and we’re bringing the hype to Toronto tomorrow, May 16, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at First Canadian Place. We’ll be hosting Pinballapalooza – our largest promotional event to date – to celebrate our 2013 production of Tommy! 

If you’re not able to join us in Toronto for Pinballapalooza, you can still catch some of the action. We’ll be posting YouTube videos and tweeting live photos from the event all day long using hashtag #sfPinball, so follow along online through any of the Festival’s social sites! Longer videos of the live performances from the cast of Tommy will be shared the following week.

Robert Markus as Tommy. Photo by Michael Cooper.

The sharing doesn’t stop with photos and videos – we’ll also be offering all of our social followers the exact same deal that Pinballapalooza attendees will receive. Starting tomorrow, May 16, score $49 tickets for any June performance of Tommy AND 20% off any production across the whole season!* This great deal is only available until May 17 at 5 p.m. EST!  You can book online, through Stratford Social Ticketing on our Facebook page, in person or through our Box Office at 1.800.567.1600.

Here’s what you need to do to take advantage of this rockin’ deal!

If you’re booking through our website, follow the steps below:

1)      Log into our website with promotion code 48935
2)      Select any performance of Tommy during the month of June to access $49 tickets OR select any performance across the whole season and receive 20% off your tickets
3)      Select your seats
4)      Check out!

On Facebook? Try booking with Stratford Social Ticketing and creating an event page!

1)      Visit our Facebook page and click on the Stratford Social Ticketing Tab
2)      Select any performance of Tommy during the month of June to access $49 tickets OR select any performance across the whole season and receive 20% off your tickets
3)      Enter promo code 48935 in the “Have a Promo Code” box at the top of the “Select Your Seat” page
4)      Select your seats and check out!

Create an event page and follow the steps above to book your tickets and invite your Facebook friends!

Booking in person or by phone? Quote promotion code 48935 when speaking to a Box Office representative.

If you’re in the Toronto area, join us tomorrow for live performances, a Guinness World Record attempt and free play on 100 pinball machines! Learn more about Pinballapalooza!

* Offer may expire without notice and excludes 2-for-1 Tuesdays and A+ seating. Excludes group orders (15 tickets or more to one performance date). Not valid on previously purchased tickets (new orders only), on exchanges or in combination with any other offer. Valid while quantities last. Performances, casting, dates and pricing subject to change without notice. All prices exclude applicable taxes and handling fees.

Job Opportunity | Developer-Application Development and Analytics department

Would you like to play a meaningful role with North America’s leading classical repertory theatre? At the Stratford Festival, we attract the world’s finest talent, offering a unique experience for staff, artists and actors alike. If you would like to be a part of this exciting organization, we are looking for someone to fill the role of:

Developer-Application Development and Analytics department

Reporting to the Project Manager, this one year contract position will be a member of the Application Development and Analytics Team and will be a key team player in the development, maintenance, and deployment of the company’s many exciting business solutions. You will be expected to partner with other areas within the company to reach new consumers, maximize effectiveness of programs and ensure optimal patron experiences.

Applicants will have a post-secondary degree in Computer Science (or related area). Strong knowledge of MS SQL (2005/2008), SSRS, SSAS, SharePoint and .NET/ASP. NET is expected. You will possess extensive knowledge of object oriented programming techniques, interaction design and data modeling and have a solid understanding of unit testing and performance tuning. Knowledge of business processes used in not-for-profit arts is considered an asset. Interpersonal and organizational skills, as well as discretion, integrity and diplomacy, are critical. The position is located in Stratford, Ontario.

We recognize that diversity – in our workplace, in our audiences and on our stages – fosters a rich and creative environment. We are actively engaged in building a more diverse workplace and encourage all qualified applicants to apply by May 24, 2013, to:

Human Resources
Stratford Festival
55 Queen Street
Stratford, Ontario N5A 6V2
E-mail: resumes@stratfordfestival.ca
Subject: Developer
Fax: 519-271-0626

While all responses are appreciated and will be kept in the strictest confidence only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Meet Tommy – Interview with Robert Markus

Meet your 2013 Tommy, Robert Markus! Robert sat down and chatted with us about becoming Tommy and about his role as Mendel in Fiddler on the Roof as he embarks on his debut season at the Festival! Enjoy learning a bit about our resident pinball wizard!

Robert Markus

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Stratford Festival (SF): We’re so excited to welcome you to the Festival this season! You’ll be playing the title role in Tommy as well as appearing as Mendel in Fiddler on the Roof.  Has musical theatre always been a passion for you?

Robert Markus (RM): Actually, my introduction to theatre was by being involved in straight (non-musical) plays. I went to the University of Alberta for drama. We didn’t do much musical theatre. I think my love for theatre started with non-musical and then as my love of singing grew, I started to gravitate toward musical theatre.

SF: Tommy is undoubtedly a troubled character. How have you been preparing for the role?

RM: Research. I tried to do as much research as I could on The Who and Pete Townshend, trying to understand where they were coming from and what was surrounding them at the time they were writing it.

SF: There are so many iconic songs in both Tommy and Fiddler on the Roof – what’s your favourite song from each show?

RM: I love “Sunrise, Sunset” from Fiddler and “Pinball Wizard” and “Listening to You” from Tommy.

SF: What excites you most about our upcoming production of Tommy and what do you think will distinguish it from past iterations of the show?

RM: Hearing this fantastic cast sing this amazing music is incredibly exciting. This production is suped up – brand new theatre technology for a bright and shiny new production of Tommy.

SF:  Have you been practicing your hand at pinball lately?

RM: I’ve been trying to! I went to an amazing Pinball museum last December.

SF: Both Tommy and Fiddler boast amazing casts and artistic leadership – is there anyone in particular that you’re excited to be working with? 

RM: Two actually. Donna Feore and Des McAnuff.

The first production I saw at Stratford was Oklahoma!, which Donna directed in 2007. I was awestruck. It is probably one of my favourite productions that I have seen. It was magic. The storytelling in that production was crystal clear. It ignited a passion of wanting to pursue classic musical theatre.

Working with Des is a huge dream for me. I’m still kind of awestruck by him. I mean the man envisioned the stage show of Tommy. He knows the show better than anyone, besides Pete Townshend himself. It’s pretty cool.

Just for fun…

SF: One thing we’d always find in your refrigerator is…

RM: Ketchup.

SF: If you weren’t an actor, what would you be doing?

RM: Trying to pursue some kind of singing career.

SF: The most-played song on your iPod is…

“Down” by Summer Camp

Follow Robert on Twitter -> @robert_markus

Read Robert’s full stage bio here!

Don’t forget that you can see Robert and cast members from Tommy perform live at our Pinballapalooza in Toronto this week on May, 16 at First Canadian Place at 12:15 p.m. and 1:15 p.m. at the Waterfall Stage! The fun doesn’t end at the performances; we’ll be around all day with 100 pinball machines set up for free play, amazing prizes, an exclusive ticket deal along with a Guinness World Record attempt at 12:40 – best of all, the whole event is free! So come out to enjoy some great music and fun at our first ever Pinballapalooza!

For more information about Pinballapalooza, visit our website at www.stratfordfestival.ca/pinball!

Reflections of a stage mom

Long-time Stratford Festival enthusiast and theatre lover Lisa Dent-Couturier shares her experiences of bringing her family to the theatre and of being the “stage mom” of one of our young Tommys – Arden Couturier! Enjoy Lisa’s guest blog.
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by Lisa Dent-Couturier

‘Peter Pan is a part of everyone’s imaginative landscape.’ These words from Tim Carroll’s director’s notes have taken on a special meaning for our family since that blustery spring day in 2010 when we took our children, Claire, age nine, and Arden, age four, to experience Peter Pan, their first production at the Stratford Festival.

If I close my eyes I can still picture the looks of complete wonder and joy on their faces as they became a part of the magical story unfolding on stage that day. Their world has since been inspired and shaped by their experiences at the Festival, continuing with Camelot, The Grapes of Wrath, Twelfth Night, The Winter’s Tale, Cymbeline, 42nd Street, Wanderlust, The Matchmaker, The Pirates of Penzance and You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.

Our connection to Stratford extends beyond the Festival to deep family roots. My dad and his family are from Stratford and his grandfather played cricket on the Festival lawns in the 1930s. My own childhood was filled with family visits to Stratford that included walking along the Avon River, feeding the swans, taking family photos on the island, paddle boating, shopping for vintage items at the Green Room, enjoying Rheo Thompson’s chocolates and, of course, attending unforgettable productions at the Festival. These visits continued into my adulthood and have inspired years of reminiscing. Everyone who knows me has had to endure endless gushing about Cyrano de Bergerac, Amadeus, Peter Pan, The Winter’s Tale, The Tempest, As You Like It and Wanderlust, to name just a few!

Theatre was a big part of my childhood and it has also become a big part of our children’s lives. My parents both studied drama and have always been avid play-goers. I grew up tagging along with my dad to rehearsals and shows from the time I was a pre-schooler. The first musical I saw when I was a young child was Charlie Brown, so I was thrilled to share the Festival’s marvellous production with Claire and Arden.

I have loved exploring Stratford with our children.  We have gone far beyond the stage to experience everything that the Festival and the city have to offer families, including self-guided tours of historic homes; acting, directing and teacher workshops; late-night cabarets; conversations with company members; Exhibition displays and many special events.

Perhaps our favourite Festival experiences beyond the stage have been our visits to the Costume Warehouse. Our visits are always punctuated with screeches of delight as we discover and re-discover the creations of the many inspiring artisans who work at the Festival.  Imagine us as we’ve encountered a dinosaur, tried on Captain Hook’s big red coat, discovered a treasure chest of pirate booty, and climbed King Arthur’s tree and sat on his throne!

We all have our collection of inspiring Festival experiences. Arden’s happened after seeing a performance of Much Ado About Nothing in 2012. He had watched the fantastic animated promotional video for Henry V over & over again, and he was disappointed that he couldn’t see the play.

An understanding Festival employee invited him to watch the set changeover. As he sat there completely in awe of the scene unfolding in front of him, he said, ‘Mom, this is a dream come true!’

The experiences that we’ve had in Stratford have stayed with us long after we’ve returned home, inspiring hours and hours of reading, imaginative play, art and design, dress-up, writing and video- and music-making as we all search out ways to relive and re-connect with those magical moments on stage.

It’s hard to believe how much has changed since that first 2010 season. This year, on another blustery day, Arden, now seven, was entering the Avon Theatre once again – but not through the main doors, and not as an audience member. Instead, he entered through the stage door as a company member for his first rehearsal of Pete Townsend and Des McAnuff’s Tommy!  It has been an incredible experience for my young music and theatre lover to be part of this amazing team of artists.

As I sat in the audience for the invited dress, in a very similar spot to where we sat for Peter Pan, I was struck by the fact that once again our ‘imaginative landscapes’ will be forever changed, in ways we can only begin to imagine…

Lisa Dent-Couturier is the General Director of Compass Theatre Productions and the producer of Richard Sheridan Willis. Strolling Player, coming to the Toronto Fringe Festival and Factory 163 this summer. She is also producing Compass Theatre’s The Little Prince, set to tour in the fall of 2013. Discover her company at www.compasstheatreproductions.org and follow her theatre adventures on Twitter @THEATREtc.

CONTEST OVER | Win tickets to Cineplex’s screening of The National Theatre’s This House

We’re excited to be giving away five pairs of tickets Cineplex’s screening of the National Theatre’s production of This House on May 16.

About This House
It’s 1974 and the corridors of Westminster ring with the sound of infighting and backbiting as Britain’s political parties battle to change the future of the nation, whatever it takes. In this hung parliament, the ruling party holds on by a thread. Votes are won and lost by one, fist fights erupt in the bars, and ill MPs are hauled in to cast their votes.

It’s a time when a staggering number of politicians die, and age-old traditions and allegiances are thrown aside in the struggle for power.

James Graham’s biting, energetic and critically-acclaimed new play strips politics down to the practical realities of those behind the scenes who roll up their sleeves, and on occasion bend the rules, to manoeuvre a diverse and conflicting chorus of MPs within the Mother of all Parliaments.

Watch the trailer for This House and read more about the production on Cineplex’s website.

To win a pair of tickets to This House on May 16, 2013, e-mail socialmedia@stratfordfestival.ca with the following information:

1)      Your first and last name
2)      Your e-mail address
3)      Your address
4)      The participating Cineplex theatre you’d like to see This House  at (please only select ONE theatre from the listing below)

The first five people to respond will be the lucky winners of a pair of tickets to see This House!

*Failure to include any of the requested information will render your submission null and void.

Participating Theatres – This House

THEATRE NAME	CITY
Alberta
Cineplex Odeon Crowfoot Crossing	Calgary
Scotiabank Theatre Chinook	Calgary
Cineplex Odeon South Edmonton	Edmonton
EMPIRE City Centre 9 Cinemas	Edmonton
Scotiabank Theatre Edmonton	Edmonton
Cineplex Odeon Windermere	Edmonton
Galaxy Cinemas Lethbridge	Lethbridge
Galaxy Cinemas Red Deer	Red Deer County
British Columbia
SilverCity Metropolis	Burnaby
SilverCity Coquitlam	Coquitlam
Cowichan Theatre*	Duncan
Cineplex Odeon Aberdeen Mall	Kamloops
Colossus Langley	Langley
Galaxy Cinemas Nanaimo	Nanaimo
Cineplex Odeon Park & Tilford	North Vancouver
Max Cameron Theatre	Powell River
Famous Players 6 Prince George	Prince George
SilverCity Riverport	Richmond
Salmar Classic Theatre	Salmon Arm
Raven’s Cry Theatre*	Sechelt
Royal Theatre*	Trail
Scotiabank Theatre Vancouver	Vancouver
Odeon Victoria	Victoria
SilverCity Tillicum Victoria	Victoria
Manitoba
SilverCity Polo Park	Winnipeg
Nova Scotia
EMPIRE 8 Park Lane	Halifax
Ontario
SilverCity Ancaster	Ancaster
Galaxy Cinemas Barrie	Barrie
Galaxy Belleville	Belleville
Rene M Caisse*	Bracebridge
Galaxy Cinemas Brockville	Brockville
SilverCity Burlington	Burlington
Galaxy Cinemas Cambridge	Cambridge
Galaxy Cinemas Chatham	Chatham
Galaxy Cinemas Collingwood	Collingwood
Galaxy Cinemas Guelph	Guelph
Cineplex Odeon Gardiner’s Road	Kingston
SilverCity London	London
Cineplex Odeon Westmount Cinemas	London
Coliseum Mississauga	Mississauga
SilverCity Newmarket	Newmarket
Cineplex Odeon Niagara Square	Niagara Falls
Galaxy Cinemas North Bay	North Bay
SilverCity Oakville	Oakville
Galaxy Cinemas Orangeville	Orangeville
Cineplex Odeon Oshawa	Oshawa
Cineplex Odeon South Keys Cinemas	Ottawa
Coliseum Ottawa	Ottawa
EMPIRE 7 Ottawa	Ottawa
SilverCity Gloucester	Ottawa
Galaxy Cinemas Owen Sound	Owen Sound
The Regent Theatre	Picton
Galaxy Cinemas Peterborough	Peterborough
Capitol Theatre*	Port Hope
SilverCity Richmond Hill	Richmond Hill
Galaxy Cinemas Sault Ste. Marie	Sault. Ste. Marie
Coliseum Scarborough	Scarborough
SilverCity Sudbury	Sudbury
SilverCity Thunder Bay	Thunder Bay
Cineplex Odeon Sheppard Grande	Toronto
Cineplex Odeon Queensway	Toronto
Scotiabank Theatre Toronto	Toronto
SilverCity Yonge & Eglinton	Toronto
Galaxy Cinemas Waterloo	Waterloo
Cineplex Odeon Devonshire Mall	Windsor
Québec
Cineplex Odeon Brossard	Brossard
Cineplex Odeon Cavendish Mall	Cote St. Luc
Coliseum Kirkland	Montréal
Scotiabank Theatre Montreal	Montréal
Saskatchewan
Galaxy Cinemas Regina	Regina
Galaxy Cinemas Saskatoon	Saskatoon

* Select performances only showing at select locations. Please check with your local theatre for details.