The Toronto Film School's, Acting for Film, TV & Theatre students present their portrayal of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” at the Pia Bouman School for Ballet and Creative Movement, December 17, 19 & 20th.

The Story:

“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” is a Shakespearean comedy dealing with love, magic and miscommunication in an Athenian forest at night. Our production will pay particular attention to the troubling sexism and misogyny inherent in the play (design-wise, identified by dressing the men in all black and the women in all white, creating a stark binary representation of the genders) as well as making use of the fantastical elements of having a forest filled with spritely fairy characters.

The comedy will be carry the tone, but the undercurrents will be potent. It will not be presenting in period costumes or staging, nor will it be transplanted to a specific time. The aim to have it play as both modern and timeless (as in outside of a specifically identifiable time).

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