- September 16, 2024–September 19, 2024
Tour status
This tour is currently full. You are welcome to join the wait list via Witte Travel; no payment is needed and you'll be notified if a cancellation makes a space available. You can also consider our June trip, which still has some openings.
Tour highlights
Join theatre experts Debra Freeberg and Gary Schmidt for a four-day trip to the Stratford Festival in Ontario. To make this experience available to more participants, we are offering a choice between two 2024 dates: June 25-28 or September 16-19.
The Stratford Festival has a different line-up of performances each week. The plays chosen for these tours:
June 25-28, 2024
- Romeo and Juliet
- Something Rotten!
- Twelfth Night
- Wendy and Peter Pan (only in June)
- Cymbeline (only in June)
September 16-19, 2024
- Romeo and Juliet
- Something Rotten
- Twelfth Night
- Hedda Gabbler (only in September)
- London Assurance (only in September)
Each itinerary includes daily group discussions led by Debra and Gary, a Festival Treasures tour of the warehouse and archives, plenty of free time, and all dinners included. See the Stratford Festival's 2024 season announcement for a brief synopsis of each performance.
Trip leaders
Debra Freeberg, professor of theatre emerita, and Gary Schmidt, professor of English, have led multiple CALL and student tours to the Shakespeare Festival. Each day, they'll host a discussion of the performances viewed the day before.
Cost, registration
The price for each tour is $1645 for double occupancy. The price for a solo room is $1970. Registration is now open on the Witte Travel website.
Registration
Download the tour brochure (PDF) for the complete itinerary and tour details. If you wish to receive a paper copy of this tour brochure, please email alumni@calvin.edu with your mailing address.
Calvin tours are open to any friends of CALL and the Calvin Alumni Association who wish to travel with us. Explore other Calvin-sponsored tours, too.
Registration
Please register by Monday, September 2, 2024.
