Robertson Davies News

Jane Curtin, the Emmy-winning star of stage, screen and television, will read the M.F.K. Fisher story I Was Really Very Hungry, and Isaiah Sheffer will read Robertson Davies' The Cat That Went to Trinity on Sunday July 19 at 4 PM at Pier I and West 70th Street at the Hudson River in Manhattan. The event is a special free presentation of the nationally acclaimed Symphony Space's Selected Shorts at the free annual Summer on the Hudson festival.

Jane Curtin, the Emmy-winning star of stage, screen and television, will read the M.F.K. Fisher story I Was Really Very Hungry, and Isaiah Sheffer will read Robertson Davies' The Cat That Went to Trinity on Sunday July 19 at 4 PM at Pier I and West 70th Street at the Hudson River in Manhattan. The event is a special free presentation of the nationally acclaimed Symphony Space's Selected Shorts at the free annual Summer on the Hudson festival.

Hart House Theatre, the University of Toronto's Performing Arts Leader, is proud to announce its 90th Anniversary Season featuring the return of the smash-hit, Jerry Springer-The Opera opening September 24th, 2009.

Sonia Manzano, Bernadette Quigley and Isaiah Sheffer will read short stories at 'Selected Shorts: A Celebration of the Short Story,' the live performance version of the renowned public radio show of the same name, on Tuesday, March 18 at 8PM, at Westport Country Playhouse

The Mirror Repertory Co. will premiere Leon Pownall's DO NOT GO GENTLE, a play about the famed and troubled poet Dylan Thomas with Geraint Wyn Davies in the starring role, on Monday, April 25th 2005 at the Arclight Theatre (152 west 71st St.) Previews begin April 22nd.