Author: Katherine

From Julia Armstrong's post to the St Thomas's Facebook group: It was fascinating to learn more about the source of the medieval plays being performed at St Thomas's next weekend. Here's my interview with those involved in producing and directing it (scroll below the poster): http://www.stthomas.on.ca/medieval-christmas

Our Fall 2012 newsletter is just about to wend its way to mailboxes near and far. PDF and HTML versions are also available here, of course.

Behold: Look for it around Toronto soon! Learn more about the show here.

Today is the first read-through for our musical-comical-historical-pastoral extravaganza A Medieval Christmas: Go We Hence to Bethlehem's Bower. The excitement! We will be using edited selections from A.F. Johnston's modernization of the N-Town Plays. If you'd like to read the plays, have a look at "The Nativity", "The Adoration of the Shepherds", and "The Adoration … Continue reading Bethlehem’s Bower first read-through

Lots has been happening around here lately! Auditions have finished for A Medieval Christmas: Go We Hence to Bethlehem's Bower and a cast is being assembled. The production team is excited to begin rehearsals on October 30. The Fall 2012 newsletter is in finishing stages and will be mailed out and uploaded to the website … Continue reading Busy busy busy!

Editorial Contributors Articles From Subject to Earthly Matter: The Plowman's Argument and Popular Discourse in Gentleness and Nobility      Rachel Greenberg John Cholmley on the Bankside      William Ingram Reinstating Shakespeare's Instrumental Music      David Mann Saying Farewell with Shoes: The Gift Cycle and Unresolved Class Tensions in The Shoemaker's Holiday      Andrea C. Lawson Staging Exchange: Why The Knight of the Burning … Continue reading Table of Contents for Issue 15.2 of Early Theatre

Today is the first day of auditions for A Medieval Christmas: Go We Hence to Bethlehem’s Bower. The production team is so excited to finally see all these fabulous people in person!

Information has been added about how to order Performing the Queen's Men DVDs. Find out more about the project by visiting its website.