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Last Chance to Catch the Dane
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| Hamlet must close this weekend |
Audiences are loving Paolo Santalucia's modern take on this celebrated classic. On stage until November 21, there are only five performances left.
 "A director with a vision is the best thing that can happen to a play. ...Director Paolo Santalucia brings to life a dreary Denmark indeed." - UTM Medium
"Hamlet (Dan Mousseau) was excellent. My difficulty with Shakespeare is often understanding the dialogue but his delivery was very clear, natural and unforced." - Audience Member
"From his arrival onstage, Mousseau is in command: of his text, of his story, of the evening. At times I felt as though I was watching a oneman show of soliloquies, interrupted by the occasional bit of business, because his readings were so extraordinary, so original, so confident, so effortless." - Barczablog
 "A very strong and intriguing production." - Audience Member
"Hamlet is Shakespeare's longest play, and to the credit of the director and the cast, the production rarely let us feel its length... It's worth a trip to the U of Toronto campus to see Santalucia's intriguing production." - Scene Changes
"Dan Mousseau's "To be or not to be" is mesmerizing" - My Entertainment World
"To see or not to see? If Hamlet and/or Shakespeare are your thing, I'd say go for it!" - Mooney on Theatre
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| Submissions due this Thursday |
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Hart House Theatre is now accepting submissions for
By Marc Camoletti
Translated by Beverley Cross and Francis Evans
Feb. 26-Mar. 5, 2016
Deadline for Submissions: Thurs., Nov.19, 2015
Non-union (ACTRA or Equity), Non-paying
Boeing Boeing is a non-stop comedy and a romp of international proportions. Full of hijinks, near misses and sexual innuendo, Boeing Boeing is like a bite of fluffy French pastry - a delicious treat, except this one comes without any guilt or troublesome consequences.
More information about how to submit and what to prepare can be found here >> |
| U of T Spotlight hosts a reading of the Bard |
 Play Reading: Love's Labour's Lost by William Shakespeare This live reading of Shakespeare's comedy is open to all as an opportunity to perform or to sit back and enjoy! Eager performers may sign-up in advance* and request specific roles (no audition required!) or you may walk-up and choose your role on the evening of the event. Audience members are also welcome to attend this FREE event, and all can partake in complimentary food and drink. Date: Tues., Nov.17, 2015. 7-10 pm
Location: South Dining Room, Hart House *Only students are permitted to sign up for a performance spot in advance, however, if spots remain open, members of the public are welcome to sign up at the event and attend as members of the live audience.
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