Stratford Festival Theatre

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Stratford Festival Theatre is a renowned Canadian performing arts venue best known as the main stage of the Stratford Festival, one of the world’s leading classical and Shakespearean theatre festivals.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf performing arts venue
theatre building
alsoKnownAs Festival Theatre
architect Robert Fairfield
Robert Fairfield Associates
country Canada
genre comedy
drama
musical theatre
hasAddress 55 Queen Street, Stratford, Ontario, Canada
hasCity Stratford
hasCountry Canada
hasFeature amphitheatre-style seating
canopy over thrust stage
fly tower
orchestra pit
raked auditorium
hasFestivalSeason annual
hasLanguage English
hasNearbyLandmark Avon River parklands
Tom Patterson Island
hasProgramming Shakespeare plays
classical plays
musicals
new works
hasProvince Ontario
hasRenovation major renovation in the 1990s
renovations in the 2000s
inception 1957
inspiredBy Elizabethan playhouses
isMainStageOf Stratford Festival
isNamedAfter Stratford Festival
locatedIn Ontario
Stratford, Ontario
locatedOn Avon River
notableFor Shakespearean productions
classical theatre
opened 1957
operatedBy Stratford Festival
ownedBy Stratford Festival
partOf Stratford Festival
primaryUse theatrical performances
regionServed Southwestern Ontario
Stratford
international visitors
seatingCapacity about 1800
seatingType thrust stage auditorium
stageType thrust stage

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Colm Feore ("Stratford Festival productions")
Stratford, Ontario ("Stratford Festival")
knownFor
Ontario
containsLandmark
Colm Feore ("Stratford Festival")
employer
Stratford, Ontario ("Stratford Festival")
hasAnnualEvent
Stratford, Ontario ("Stratford Festival")
hasCulturalInstitution
Stratford Festival Theatre ("Stratford Festival")
isMainStageOf
Stratford Festival Theatre ("Stratford Festival")
isNamedAfter
Stratford Festival Theatre ("Stratford Festival")
operatedBy
Stratford Festival Theatre ("Stratford Festival")
ownedBy
Stratford Festival Theatre ("Stratford Festival")
partOf

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