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Something Rotten! and La Cage aux Folles get extended runs

Extended runs have been announced for two popular shows at the Stratford Festival.

Something Rotten! and La Cage aux Folles will now perform until November.

Something Rotten! will run until Nov. 17 at the Festival Theatre while La Cage aux Folles stays in production until Nov. 16 at the Avon Theatre in downtown Stratford.

Tickets for both musicals went on sale to members on Thursday for the extra dates and go on sale for everyone on Friday.

Paul Cluff
Paul Cluff
Paul is a veteran journalist with decades of experience in newsrooms across Canada. He has served as sports editor at the St. Thomas Times-Journal, a general assignment reporter at the Stratford Beacon Herald, editor of the Goderich Signal Star, and founding editor of StratfordToday.ca. Paul is a graduate of St. Clair College’s journalism program and holds a credential in Inclusive Journalism – Fair Representation in Media from Seneca College.

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