Shaw Festival Announces 2008 Season

Shaw Festival's 2008 Season at a Glance:

 
An Inspector Calls (1945)  J.B. Priestley
 Neil Munro directs
 Previews: April 17
 Opens: May 21
 Closes: November 2
 Festival Theatre
 
Getting Married (1908)  Bernard Shaw
 Joseph Ziegler directs
 Previews: April 11
 Opens: May 22
 Closes: November 1
 Royal George
 
The Stepmother (1924) Githa Sowerby
 Jackie Maxwell directs
 Previews: April 29
 Opens: May 23
 Closes: October 4
 Court House
 
The Little Foxes (1939) Lillian Hellman
 Eda Holmes directs
 Previews: May 2
 Opens: May 24
 Closes: November 1
 Royal George
 
Wonderful Town (1953)  Fields, Chodorov, Comden, Green, Bernstein
 Roger Hodgman directs
 Previews: April 1
 Opens: May 24
 Closes: October 5
 Festival
 
A Little Night Music (1973)  Hugh Wheeler, Stephen Sondheim
 Morris Panych directs
 Previews: June 1
 Opens: July 4
 Closes: October 4
 Court House
 
The President (1929) Ferenc Molnár, Morwyn Brebner
 Blair Williams directs
 Previews: June 7
 Opens: July 5
 Closes: October 4
 Royal George
 
After the Dance (1939) Terence Rattigan
 Neil Munro directs
 Previews: June 25
 Opens: July 5
 Closes: October 5
 Royal George
 
Mrs. Warren's Profession (1893) Bernard Shaw
 Jackie Maxwell directs
 Previews: July 6
 Opens: July 18
 Closes: November 1
 Festival
 
Belle Moral (2005) Ann-Marie MacDonald
 Alisa Palmer directs
 Previews: July 12
 Opens: July 19
 Closes: October 5
 Court House
 
Follies (1971) James Goldman, Stephen Sondheim
 Valerie Moore directs a concert staging
 Dates: August 29, September 12 & 27, October 4
 Festival
 
* titles and dates subject to change

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