Where we stayed |
Interesting mailbox at the River Garden Inn |
The City Hall is a downtown landmark |
Closer view |
Browsing |
Soapstone and other works of art |
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Dinner on the terrace of "The Parlour Historic Inn" |
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Returning after the play for the Pavlova dessert |
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The Festival theatre faces a lake of swans and ducks |
A black swan in the background |
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An unusual duck |
with a long thin flap for a "chin" |
The duck and its mate communicating |
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A visit to the warehouse of costumes |
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A brief lecture precedes the tour |
Thousands of costumes and props |
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A blood-stained shirt |
Many shoes and boots are custom made |
We can try on some of the costumes |
mostly for photos |
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Dinner at Othello's bar and restaurant |
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Crab cakes |
A warm chevre salad |
A walk to Stratford's art gallery |
with its beautiful garden |
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A flat metal sculpture |
and its marker |
Local artists are featured |
"Mariner" by Robert Skipper |
"Las Lesamies" terracotta by Virgil Barnet |
"Thunder" by John Holland |
Dinner at the Arden Park Hotel |
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The Festival theatre and its thrust stage |
Breakfast at the River Garden Inn |
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View of the Festival theatre from the lake |
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The Festival theatre entrance |
Shakespeare in the Elizabethan garden |
The sculpture was intended to be a sundial |
Sculpture commemorating the raising of the tent |
The festival was in a tent theatre in its first years |
The "carpet garden" features symbols of |
the plays of the present season |
The Meighen garden at the entrance of the Festival theatre |
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Lots of phlox in the garden |
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Lunch at Foster's Inn |