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Lepage takes his collaborative approach to a grander scale. - Radio, 12:42
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July 6, 1989
A bilingual 'Romeo and Juliette'
Radio
12:42
Actor Colm Feore discusses his rise through the Stratford ranks. - Radio, 10:46
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Jan. 28, 1994
A new generation: Colm Feore
Radio
10:46
Kim Campbell tries her hand at writing lyrics for a new musical titled <I>Noah's Ark</I>. - Radio, 6:31
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July 10, 1997
A new starring role in L.A.
Radio
6:31
Lepage's isolated adolescence in Quebec City. - Television, 3:19
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Jan. 10, 1996
A shy and introverted kid
Television
3:19
Lepage symbolizes the new generation of Quebecers. - Television, 2:43
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Dec. 17, 1984
A young, confident artist
Television
2:43
Aspiring actress Roberta Maxwell talks about her ambitions and the Stratford training ground. - Radio, 5:00
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Jan. 24, 1958
Apprentice actress Roberta Maxwell
Radio
5:00
The Stratford Festival confronts a host of new financial issues in a crowded theatre scene. - Television, 4:36
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May 20, 1994
Balancing the books at the Stratford Festival
Television
4:36
An intimate look backstage at the Stratford Festival. - Television, 11:00
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June 20, 1954
Behind the scenes at the Stratford Festival
Television
11:00
Pin-up girl June Wilkinson takes the edge off winter in the <em>Seven Days</em> studio. - Television, 3:54
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Nov. 22, 1964
Blond bombshell hits Seven Days
Television
3:54
The popular actor shares his opinions on acting, drinking and <em>The Sound of Music</em> with CBC-TV's <em>TBA</em> in 1967. - Television, 32:04
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July 31, 1967
Christopher Plummer, star of stage and screen
Television
32:04
Canadian thespian Christopher Plummer takes up the challenge of performing Shakespeare at the Stratford Festival, with a broken foot no less. - Radio, 4:49
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Aug. 14, 1957
Christopher Plummer: Hop-a-long Hamlet
Radio
4:49
In 1977 the actor, comedian, writer and CBC host explains how he created his philosopher-farmer character Charlie Farquharson. - Television, 12:13
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Oct. 14, 1977
Don Harron and his alter ego, Charlie Farquharson
Television
12:13
Acclaimed jazz musician and composer Duke Ellington discusses his new album Such Sweet Thunder which he has composed for the Stratford Festival. - Radio, 5:48
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May 15, 1957
Duke Ellington composes music for the Stratford Festival
Radio
5:48
Peter Gzowski interviews the acclaimed star of the Canadian stage and screen in 1984. - Radio, 24:53
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Dec. 21, 1984
'Feisty' actor Douglas Campbell
Radio
24:53
Canadian actors discuss the joys and intricacies of playing the complex character of Hamlet. - Television, 7:27
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May 29, 2000
Feore, Gross and Monette: three Canadian Hamlets
Television
7:27
In 1986 the Toronto playwright tells Stuart McLean about the worst thing a director ever did to his work. - Radio, 16:08
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June 5, 1986
George F. Walker, playwright
Radio
16:08
Hume Cronyn discusses the unique Stratford theatrical style. - Radio, 2:09
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Aug. 5, 1954
Hume Cronyn on acting at Stratford
Radio
2:09
Literary great Robertson Davies reflects on being Canadian, writing and life at Massey College. - Television, 26:47
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July 8, 1973
Impressions of Robertson Davies
Television
26:47
An aspiring theatre director starts a new company just steps from Portage and Main. - Radio, 5:38
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Oct. 29, 1957
John Hirsch revives pro theatre in Winnipeg
Radio
5:38
The renowned theatre director adds opera to his long list of accomplishments. - Television, 11:25
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Jan. 12, 1995
Lepage dabbles in opera
Television
11:25
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