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The Stratford festival's Marti Maraden
The Stratford festival's Marti Maraden

The Stratford festival's Marti Maraden

Date6/24/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: The Stratford festival's Marti Maraden. A little scarecrow from Vancouver faces her most challenging role.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0065395F
Changing image: Actress Marti Maraden says she is investing a season of playing smaller roles to prove she can play characters other than rosy-cheeked teens and innocent women
Changing image: Actress Marti Maraden says she is investing a season of playing smaller roles to prove she can play characters other than rosy-cheeked teens and innocent women
8/7/1986
Marti Maraden: Director of Waiting For The Parade can now watch actors and see how vulnerable they are
Marti Maraden: Director of Waiting For The Parade can now watch actors and see how vulnerable they are
12/11/1991
Marti Maraden: Scores perfectly in Waiting For The Parade, New York Post critic Clive Barnes says
Marti Maraden: Scores perfectly in Waiting For The Parade, New York Post critic Clive Barnes says
1/28/1981
Changing image: Actress Marti Maraden says she is investing a season of playing smaller roles to prove she can play characters other than rosy-cheeked teens and innocent women
Changing image: Actress Marti Maraden says she is investing a season of playing smaller roles to prove she can play characters other than rosy-cheeked teens and innocent women
8/7/1986
Back from England where they performed for three weeks at Chichester, the Stratford Festival company landed at Toronto International Airport yesterday and left for Stratford and six weeks of rehearsal before festival's opening June 15
Back from England where they performed for three weeks at Chichester, the Stratford Festival company landed at Toronto International Airport yesterday and left for Stratford and six weeks of rehearsal before festival's opening June 15
4/28/1964
It was John Juliani who challenged Robin Phillips to a duel in protest against the Stratford Festival's decision to import the English director. Julia(...)
It was John Juliani who challenged Robin Phillips to a duel in protest against the Stratford Festival's decision to import the English director. Julia(...)
2/28/1978
A toast after battle. In their dressing-room after the opening night of the Stratford Festival's 'Henry IV, Part One,' Tony Van Bridge (L), who plays (...)
A toast after battle. In their dressing-room after the opening night of the Stratford Festival's 'Henry IV, Part One,' Tony Van Bridge (L), who plays (...)
6/15/1965
Phillips, Stratford Festival's artistic director Robin Phillips is quitting after his most successful season
Phillips, Stratford Festival's artistic director Robin Phillips is quitting after his most successful season
8/16/1979
Off to the movies: Premier-elect Bob Rae and his wife Arlene Perly Rae head for a screening of Bethune, The Making Of A Hero at the Festival of Festivals last night
Off to the movies: Premier-elect Bob Rae and his wife Arlene Perly Rae head for a screening of Bethune, The Making Of A Hero at the Festival of Festivals last night
9/10/1990
Left, Festival of Festivals founder William Marshall and Susan Marfleet in a green David Fielden gown
Left, Festival of Festivals founder William Marshall and Susan Marfleet in a green David Fielden gown
11/24/1988
Below, William Marshall, founder of the Festival of Festivals, wears Batman tie as he arrives with real estate agent Susan Marfleet. She is in an Arab(...)
Below, William Marshall, founder of the Festival of Festivals, wears Batman tie as he arrives with real estate agent Susan Marfleet. She is in an Arab(...)
9/8/1989
Atom Egoyan. His new movie has gala kickoff at the Festival of Festivals
Atom Egoyan. His new movie has gala kickoff at the Festival of Festivals
8/26/1991