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R&J and Joni

A NEW MUSICAL


Text and Music by William Shakespeare and Joni Mitchell
Co-Created by Joey Herbison, Julia Nish-Lapidus, Cara Pantalone, and James Wallis
Performed at the Kinsmen Amphitheatre
July 16 to August 8
Directed by Julia Nish-Lapidus
Music Direction by Joey Herbison
Movement Direction by Breanne Tice


This world-premiere adaptation of Romeo and Juliet brings Shakespeare’s words together with the timeless music of Canadian icon Joni Mitchell in a fully staged musical. Audiences will experience a new way of seeing and hearing one of the most famous plays in the English language, with a unique musical perspective. Don’t miss this world premiere!

R&J and Joni Pay-What-You-Can Preview,
Thursday, July 16 at 7:00 p.m.
Tickets at the door only.

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Spotlight Series: JOSIAH

Tuesday, July 21 - 7 pm

Originally co-created by Cassel Miles and Charles Robertson, and written by Charles Robertson

Running Time:
80-minutes, no intermission.

JOSIAH unfolds as a tapestry of history, illuminating Josiah Henson’s journey from the shadows of enslavement to the dawn of freedom in Canada. This solo performance highlights his transition turning hardship to hope. His story shines as a beacon; his legacy echoing across generations, igniting hope and inspiring change.

Performer:
Cassel Miles

Director:
Jim Garrard

Stage Manager/ Co-producer: Sandy McFadden
Sound/lighting/ Costume/Set designer: Anne Mortensen
Marketing/ Public Relations: Amanda Doerrie

Content warning:
Use of historically accurate language that may be offensive or triggering.

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Macbeth at the Tower

A WALK-ABOUT PRODUCTION AT THE MAITLAND TOWER

By William Shakespeare
Performed at the Maitland Tower
July 24 to August 7

Directed by James Wallis

A walk-about production of Shakespeare’s Scottish tragedy. This immersive production will see the story of Macbeth happening all around you, as you change locations for sections of the play, experiencing Shakespeare up close and personal in an epic historical setting. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind immersive experience!

7 additional performances added due to popular demand.

Seating is limited for this show and we strongly recommend purchasing tickets in advance.

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Spotlight Series: Clowns Reading Shakespeare

Tuesday, July 28 - 7 pm

Created by Kenzia Dalie and Panoply Theatre Collective

Running Time:
1 hour, no intermission

Clowns Reading Shakespeare is a family-friendly theatrical performance featuring a troupe of red-nosed clowns auditioning for a diva Director and her yet-to-be-determined Shakespeare show!

Laugh along with this troupe of eager clowns as they explore three of William Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies, Hamlet, Romeo & Juliet, and Macbeth…to the best of their ability. The Clowns make each play their own and interact with the audience as they follow the unusual whims of the Director. Improv and mischief ensues, as the show must go on!

Whether familiar with Shakespeare or not, families and viewers of all ages are sure to laugh, cry, and cheer along as the Clowns ultimately prove that a focus on teamwork and staying true to yourself leads to wonderful art.

Recommended for ages 5+

Performers:
Alyssa Pothier, Brendan Kinnon, Callan Forrester, Paige Madsen, Sienna Singh

Director:
Kenzia Dalie

Designed by Kenzia Dalie
Produced by Panoply Theatre Collective

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Spotlight Series: Echoes Down the River

Tuesday, August 4 - 7 pm

Created by Jessica de Bruyn

Running Time:
90 minutes, plus 1 intermission

Every artist has a place where it all began. A place they can hopefully come back to that still feels like home. Built as a town hall, marketplace, and fire engine house, the Brockville Arts Centre has stood for over 175 years as the heart of the community. In Echoes Down the River, five beloved local performers weave together the history of the world-class opera house with their own stories from within its walls.

The show features a script written by Jessica de Bruyn (Elizabethtown-Kitley), direction by Seanna Kennedy (Elizabethtown-Kitley) and a cast of familiar faces: Joey Herbison (Brockville), Allison Hess (Elizabethtown-Kitley), Seanna Kennedy, James King (North Augusta), and Rebecca Rodley (Brockville). This is a love letter to the stage that raised us.

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Ticket Pricing (HST included)

ADULTS $39.00
STUDENTS $26.00
CHILDREN
(14 and under)
Free / $20.00
Children go free for all shows at the Kinsmen Amphitheatre. A limited number of free Children’s tickets for Macbeth at the Tower are available per performance.

Please note that all tickets purchased at the door will be an additional $3.00 to the prices shown above. 


Mon Evening and Wed Matinees - $5.00 off per ticket


$20 Tickets for Prescott Residents on select performances only. Residents can purchase their ticket for $20 at the Door only * (no advance or online sales for this offer).  
R&J and Joni: Thursday, July23 at 7 p.m. only.
Macbeth at the Tower: Friday, July 31 at 9 p.m. and Friday, Aug 7 at 9 p.m. only
*Subject to available tickets


R&J and Joni and Spotlight Series

Main Stage Venue is the Kinsmen Amphitheatre, 101 Water St W, Prescott, Ontario.



Macbeth at the Tower

Maitland Tower1243 County Rd 2, Maitland, ON K0E 1P0


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We want to acknowledge the original caretakers of this land, the peoples of the Anishnabek, Huron-Wendat, Haudenosaunee, Oneida and many other First Nations People who crossed these lands for sustenance, trade, and survival. This acknowledgement recognizes their long history, predating the establishment of European Colonies. We acknowledge this territory's significance for the Indigenous Peoples who lived and continue to live upon it, a people whose practices and spiritualities were tied to the land and continue to develop in relationship to the territory and its other inhabitants today. We offer our gratitude for their contributions to this community, having respect for all as we share this space now and walk side by side into the future.


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