This summer, the Stratford Festival Theatre will play host to Christopher Hampton's rendition of Dangerous Liaisons. Adapted from Pierre Choderlos de Laclos's 1782 novel, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, the work first premiered in England's Stratford-upon-Avon, and made its way around the world, from Broadway to Sydney, Australia, and beyond. Esther Jun will lead the production as director, with Celia Aloma and Jesse Gervais among the lead roles. A scandalous play of seduction and deception!

Ever since her first introduction to America in a comic strip by Harold Gray, Annie has captivated audiences with wit, pluck and eternal optimism. When she finally got her first musical in 1977, her place in our hearts was cemented. Full of modern classics such as the soaring 'Tomorrow' and the toiling 'Hard Knock Life', Annie is the first word in family entertainment. Don't wait to in love with this spunky orphan all over again!

Hello, is it Adele you're looking for? If so, you've found the finest celebratory multi-sensory tribute show that the world has to offer. Immerse yourself in the emotional music of the British songstress, performed by a string quartet whilst surrounded by hundreds of candles. Rumor has it that you'll leave the evening with a new appreciation for the Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter!

Blanche, Dorothy, Rose, and Sophia return as you've never seen them before, this time they're unfiltered and in drag, and there's even a special cheesecake. Follow the bold seniors as they embark on their post-show journeys as written by Robert Leleux, creator of the campy horror movie Big Easy Queens. Eric Swanson, who worked with Leleux on Big Easy Queens has taken the directorial helm and promises to take the Golden Girls to places they've never been. Don't miss out on your chance to see the eleganza extravaganza that is Golden Girls - The Laughs Continue!

A delightfully playful adaptation of Jane Austen's classic, Sense and Sensibility, will be making the rounds to the Stratford Festival Theatre this summer. Writer Kate Hamill, winner of Wall Street Journal's Playwright of the Year, put her own twist on the work, encouraging double casting on all roles other than the two leads of Elinor and Marianne Dashwood, leading to an exciting and unforeseen dynamic that threw all expectations of the play out of the window. Since the show's premiere in 2014, it has been performed multiple times across the country, garnering rave reviews everywhere it sets foot. Don't miss out on this exciting reinvention!

An all-American, all-male, drag ballet corps which parodies the conventions and cliches of romantic and classical ballet. For the future, there are plans for new works in the repertoire: new cities, states and countries to perform in; and for the continuation of the TROCKS' original purpose: to bring the pleasure of dance to the widest possible audience. They will, as they have done for nearly 40 years, 'Keep on Trockin'!