Dangerous Liaisons - Stratford Festival
Dangerous Liaisons - Stratford Festival
Dangerous Liaisons - Stratford Festival
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Tom McCamus<br />
10th season: Captain James Hook in Peter Pan and le Vicomte de Valmont<br />
in <strong>Dangerous</strong> <strong>Liaisons</strong>. <strong>Stratford</strong>: Selected: An Ideal Husband, Timon of<br />
Athens, Richard III, The Threepenny Opera, Waiting for Godot, Coriolanus,<br />
Camelot, Julius Caesar, Long Day’s Journey Into Night. Elsewhere: Hamlet,<br />
When My Name was Anna (Necessary Angel); Misery (CanStage); The<br />
Unanswered Question (NAC); Thom Pain (Tarragon Theatre); Mathilde<br />
(Nightwood). Film/TV: Cairo Time (director Ruba Nada), The Sweet Hereafter (Atom Egoyan),<br />
Long Day’s Journey Into Night (David Wellington), Possible Worlds (Robert Lepage). Awards:<br />
Dora Mavor Moore Award, best actor: Abundance (Theatre Plus); Genie Award, best actor:<br />
I Love a Man in Uniform (David Wellington); Gemini and ACTRA Award, best actor: Waking<br />
Up Wally: The Walter Gretzky Story (Dean Bennett). Et cetera: Tom lives on a farm in the<br />
Warkworth area with his wife, actress Chick Reid, and their three dogs.<br />
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Yanna McIntosh<br />
Sixth season: Hermione in The Winter’s Tale and Mme de Volanges in<br />
<strong>Dangerous</strong> <strong>Liaisons</strong>. <strong>Stratford</strong>: Lady Macbeth, Titania, Helen of Troy<br />
(The Trojan Women), among other roles. Elsewhere: Cloud 9 (Mirvish<br />
Productions); Condoleezza Rice in David Hare’s Stuff Happens (Studio 180);<br />
Mary in Mary Stuart, Phèdre (Soulpepper); Colleen Wagner’s The Monument<br />
(Obsidian); title roles in Hedda Gabler (Volcano) and Florence Gibson’s Belle<br />
(Factory/NAC); The Syringa Tree, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Petruchio in The Taming of the<br />
Shrew (CanStage); Michael Healey’s Generous, Hare’s Skylight (Dora Award) (Tarragon); Valley<br />
Song (New Globe Theatre – Dora Award); Love’s Labour’s Lost, The Bear (NAC); André Alexis’s<br />
Lambton Kent (Volcano/Edinburgh <strong>Festival</strong>); and Trace (co-writer/performer). Yanna has taught<br />
and directed at the National Theatre School and Humber College. Film/TV: The Line (TMN);<br />
This Is Wonderland, Riverdale (CBC); Doomstown (CTV – Gemini Award); The Sentinel, John Q,<br />
Finn’s Girl, A Raisin in the Sun.<br />
Seana McKenna<br />
19th season: Paulina in The Winter’s Tale and la Marquise de Merteuil in<br />
<strong>Dangerous</strong> <strong>Liaisons</strong>. <strong>Stratford</strong>: Thirty-eight productions, with roles from Juliet<br />
to Phèdre, Andromache to Anne Hathaway, Kate Hardcastle to Kate the<br />
curst, Amanda Wingfield to Amanda Prynne, Medea to Dotty Ottley, Lady<br />
Torrance to Lady Gay Spanker. Elsewhere: Phèdre (San Francisco’s ACT);<br />
The Year of Magical Thinking (Belfry Theatre – Canadian première). Thirteen<br />
MTC productions, including Macbeth, Hedda Gabler, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, A Streetcar Named<br />
Desire and, with Mirvish Productions, Medea and Orpheus Descending. Eight Canadian Stage<br />
shows (Doubt, Lucy). Eliza Doolittle, Candida (Shaw <strong>Festival</strong>); Cleopatra (Centaur); Mme<br />
Tourvel, Masha (Banff/Equity Showcase); Hermione (Kansas City Rep). Honours: Spring 2010:<br />
an Honorary MFA in Acting from the American Conservatory Theatre. Dora Awards (Saint<br />
Joan, Orpheus Descending, directing Valley Song). Jessie Award (Wit – Vancouver Playhouse/<br />
CanStage). Genie Award (The Hanging Garden). Upcoming: The Year of Magical Thinking<br />
(Tarragon, NAC); Shakespeare’s Will (Globe).<br />
Ethan McSweeny<br />
<strong>Stratford</strong> debut: Director of <strong>Dangerous</strong> <strong>Liaisons</strong>. Elsewhere: New York<br />
credits include the Broadway revival of Gore Vidal’s The Best Man (Tony<br />
nomination, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle awards); off-Broadway<br />
premières of John Logan’s Never the Sinner (Outer Critics Circle Award), 100<br />
Saints You Should Know and 1001 (both Top 10 productions of ’07 in Time<br />
Out and Entertainment Weekly) and a landmark production of Aeschylus’<br />
The Persians, starring Roberta Maxwell and Len Cariou (National Actors Theatre). He has<br />
directed more than 50 productions for leading companies including the Guthrie, Globe,<br />
Shakespeare Theatre, South Coast Rep, Centerstage, Denver Center, Alley, Wilma, George<br />
Street, Pittsburgh Public, Primary Stages and Playwrights Horizons. Training: Columbia<br />
University. Et cetera: Mr. McSweeny serves on the executive board of SDC, the directors’<br />
and choreographers’ union, and is co-Artistic Director of the Chautauqua Theatre Company<br />
in western New York.<br />
Shona Morris<br />
Third season: Movement for The Winter’s Tale, Peter Pan and <strong>Dangerous</strong><br />
<strong>Liaisons</strong>. <strong>Stratford</strong>: 2003-2007 seasons with the company and Birmingham<br />
Conservatory as coach; King Lear, Henry VIII (movement); Agamemnon, The<br />
Flies, Electra, The Birds, Antony and Cleopatra (coach). Elsewhere: 2007-<br />
2008 Chichester <strong>Festival</strong> Theatre – movement director of Nicholas Nickleby<br />
(Chichester, Gielgud Theatre West End, Toronto) and Twelfth Night. 2008-<br />
2009 Watford Palace Theatre – movement director of As You Like It, My Mother Said I Never<br />
Should, Lysistrata, The Dresser, An English Tragedy (world première). 2007-2008 National<br />
Theatre Studio – Swine (director). 2009 Soho Theatre – Invasion. 2006 Royal Court – Scenes<br />
from the Back of Beyond. Film/TV: Tess (Polanski), 1979, assistant choreographer. Actor on<br />
numerous shows. Training: RAD ballet, 1972-1975 Bristol University (drama/English), 1976-<br />
1978 École Jacques Lecoq Paris, movement training with Trish Arnold. Et cetera: Teaches at<br />
Drama Centre London. “I dedicate this season to Trish Arnold.”<br />
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