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Comfy bed, sunny a.m./shady p.m. porch, beautiful surroundings in every room, intensely flavoured breakfasts, attention to detail all make The Old Rectory an ideal place to stay. The central location is great too!

Patsy and Ralph Jones
Rochester, NY

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Breakfast is served 8:30-10am.

We will do our best to accommodate special dietary needs. Advance notice is preferred.

Begin with a seasonal fresh fruit dish & homemade yogurt and then check out the buffet table for our own preserves & baked goods all made in house. A new hot entree is prepared each morning to finish your meal. Menu items are changed for each morning ensuring a well balanced breakfast for you for the length of your stay.

A sampling of main course breakfast items are,

Cheese and herb souffles, huevos rancheros, poached eggs florentines, Irish style fry up with homemade potato bread, peach melba or elderberry & apple waffles, gingerbread pancakes, creamy scrambled egg with toasted herb and cheddar scones.

Our buffet may include pineapple upside-down cake, chai tea and honey muffins, whiskey marmalade & buttermilk muffins, banana & coconut bread, gingerbread or raspberry lime pound cake, mixed spice sticky buns or 'nutty berry' french toast.

We have a wide variety of teas, coffee and fruit juices.

 

Dining Room set for gourmet breakfast

 

We also serve pre theatre dinners.

One seating at 6pm Wednesday-Saturday in June, July, August and September.

Menu is set, $50 + HST per person. BYOB. 

 

 

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2013 Season Playbill

The Stratford Shakespeare Festival’s 2013 season features

Festival Theatre

Romeo and Juliet, directed by Tim Carroll
Fiddler on the Roof, directed by Donna Feore
The Three Musketeers, directed by Miles Potter
The Merchant of Venice, directed Antoni Cimolino

Avon Theatre

Blithe Spirit, directed by Brian Bedford
The Who’s Tommy, directed by Des McAnuff
Othello, directed by Chris Abraham

Tom Patterson Theatre

Measure for Measure, directed by Martha Henry
Mary Stuart, directed by Antoni Cimolino
Waiting for Godot, directed by Jennifer Tarver

Studio Theatre

Taking Shakespeare, directed by Diana Leblanc
The Thrill, directed by Dean Gabourie


Go to www.stratfordfestival.ca for more details.

Click here for info on lectures, music, the new 'forum' and exhibitions