Live theatre shows in Toronto with ticket prices of $25 or less, playing the week of July 30th, 2018. Perfect for the budget-conscious theatre-goer. Watch a play under the stars, take in progressive comedy or enjoy a musical.
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Make the most of summer in Toronto by catching one of the stellar shows performing around the city! Musicals, progressive comedy and a whole lot of Shakespeare in the Park are happening this week.
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Prohibition-era adaptation of Shakespeare classic in Toronto is fun for all agesShakespeare played out-of-doors is a time-honoured tradition, and especially appropriate for plays set in nature, such as Rosalynde (or, As You Like It). The main setting is the Forest of Arden, where a number of people have fled to avoid persecution at the hands of an evil Duke. Driftwood‘s production is a “Bard’s Bus Tour”, playing in various municipalities around Southern Ontario, with a vision to provide quality Shakespearean theatre to people of varying locations and income levels — all shows are either free or Pay What You Can. Driftwood does provide a quality experience, with skilled performances winning my attention over many distractions on the evening I attended.
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Live theatre shows in Toronto with ticket prices of $25 or less, playing the week of July 23rd, 2018. Perfect for the budget-conscious theatre-goer. Shakespeare, Shaw, and comedy on offer this week. Check them out below the cut:
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Enjoy Shakespeare as the sun sets at Toronto’s Shakespeare in High ParkThe production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at this year’s Shakespeare in High Park—currently running at the High Park Amphitheatre—is a straightforward adaptation of the classic play that sets itself apart with the high volume and calibre of comedy the cast is able to maintain.
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