Eatdrink #76 March/April 2019

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48 | March/April 2019 She credits their decision to make Stratford a home base since 1997 as key to being able to manage two show business careers while raising a family. Feore says the location gives them room to breathe and that they actually enjoy the drives from Toronto Pearson airport to Stratford while Colm commutes to film shoots and she to stage and film work around the world. And, with her trademark big personality, she jokes that her choice in a husband was quite practical. “The other smart thing I did was marry a man who is an absolutely fabulous cook! First question when you meet someone is: do you golf, the answer is no then you carry on. Second question is do you cook and the answer is yes then you carry on!” Feore’s theatre work is vast and expanding. The hit The Hockey Sweater, the Musical that she directed and choreographed ran at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa, and is now being translated to French for the Montreal stage. She hopes that show will travel out west. She is developing a new musical in New York and another for Stratford, she hints, possibly for 2020. Her multi-media production, Life eatdrink.ca |@eatdrinkmag Reflected, will run on International Women’s Day in Ottawa, and she continues to work as a director with operas, including The Marriage of Figaro in Ottawa. Despite all her career success, Feore says that in the end she has a small target audience: her family. “Honestly: every choice I make in my life, from choices of what material I am going to do, what I won’t do, I think of my daughter. I want my daughter to be proud of me. Sometimes we have to make hard ones, and we have to speak up and have hard things to say. The one thing I’ve always taught my children is that there is a very big difference between assertive and aggressive. Being assertive is about being clear and it will take you a long way. There is nothing gray about me. I take the word director seriously — it has the word direct in it and it’s never been so important. Do what you mean and mean what you say.” JANE ANTONIAK is a regular contributor to Eatdrink. She is also Manager, Communications & Media Relations, at King’s University College in London. WIN A LEXUS FOR A WEEKEND! Plus get your own car cleaned and detailed! eatdrink & Presented by Enter at www.facebook.com/eatdrinkmag Contest ends May 27, 2019. Complete details online. Congratulations Gail Fraser, winner of our January/February Draw!
eatdrink: The Local Food & Drink Magazine March/April 2019 | 49 The global smash-hit musical! “One of the most enduring musicals of our era.” now magazine “The ultimate feel-good tale of love conquering all.” the guardian April 23 to May 11 Spriet Stage Music and Lyrics by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus And some songs with Stig Anderson Book by Catherine Johnson Originally Conceived by Judy Craymer Co-production with the Charlottetown Festival grandtheatre.com 519.672.8800 season sponsor title sponsor
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