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Bill Glasco, artistic director of Toronto's Tarragon Theatre, has directed The Merchant of Venice for this summer's Stratford season. Part of the Stra(...)
Bill Glasco, artistic director of Toronto's Tarragon Theatre, has directed The Merchant of Venice for this summer's Stratford season. Part of the Stra(...)

Bill Glasco, artistic director of Toronto's Tarragon Theatre, has directed The Merchant of Venice for this summer's Stratford season. Part of the Stra(...)

Date6/3/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bill Glasco; artistic director of Toronto's Tarragon Theatre; has directed The Merchant of Venice for this summer's Stratford season. Part of the Stratford experience; he says; has made him appreciate Tarragon and the circumstances that are right for him to do his best work.
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the play at the Tarragon Theatre directed by Bill Glassco (bottom)
the play at the Tarragon Theatre directed by Bill Glassco (bottom)
6/3/1976
Director Bill Glassco and the cast of his touted Canadian play Jitters, on at Tarragon Theatre
Director Bill Glassco and the cast of his touted Canadian play Jitters, on at Tarragon Theatre
3/14/1979
Above, director of Slaves Of New York James Ivory, centre, the film's producer Ismail Merchant, right, and Canada's Norman Jewison, left
Above, director of Slaves Of New York James Ivory, centre, the film's producer Ismail Merchant, right, and Canada's Norman Jewison, left
3/20/1989
During his days at Stratford, when this photo was taken, Sir Tyrone Guthrie won world-wide acclaim as the first artistic director of Ontario's Stratfo(...)
During his days at Stratford, when this photo was taken, Sir Tyrone Guthrie won world-wide acclaim as the first artistic director of Ontario's Stratfo(...)
5/15/1971
Actor in costume sits on the edge of a stage that workmen, in the background, are dismantling.
Dressed as Frankenstein's monster, Lewis Baumander, artistic director of Skylight Theatre, bemoans destruction of stage in Earl Bales Park, even though 1,500-seat amphitheatre will replace it
11/4/1983
Toronto's Norman Jewison. The boffo director and playboy yachtsman
Toronto's Norman Jewison. The boffo director and playboy yachtsman
3/25/1968
Homegrown work: Derek Goldby will direct Judith Thompson's play, I Am Yours, opening Tuesday at Tarragon Theatre
Homegrown work: Derek Goldby will direct Judith Thompson's play, I Am Yours, opening Tuesday at Tarragon Theatre
11/6/1987
In Toronto to publicize his movie Travels With My Aunt, 73 year old director George Cukor's speciality is sophisticated romantic comedies. He directed(...)
In Toronto to publicize his movie Travels With My Aunt, 73 year old director George Cukor's speciality is sophisticated romantic comedies. He directed(...)
12/6/1972
Accepted the artistic directorship of the Stratford Festival on condition, John Hirsch
Accepted the artistic directorship of the Stratford Festival on condition, John Hirsch
1/23/1980
Fonda film a fund-raiser. Actress Jane Fonda and producer or director Norman Jewison pause to greet well-wishers before entering the York theatre for (...)
Fonda film a fund-raiser. Actress Jane Fonda and producer or director Norman Jewison pause to greet well-wishers before entering the York theatre for (...)
9/9/1985
Wrestling a tough decision: Stratford director John Hirsch yesterday auditioned 15 musclemen for role of Charles the wrestler in this year's Stratford production of As You Like it
Wrestling a tough decision: Stratford director John Hirsch yesterday auditioned 15 musclemen for role of Charles the wrestler in this year's Stratford production of As You Like it
2/7/1983
John Hirch, whirling dervish of the theatre, Creative incompatibility seems to be behind his leaving Stratford
John Hirch, whirling dervish of the theatre, Creative incompatibility seems to be behind his leaving Stratford
6/5/1968