The Man of Mode
George Brown Theatre School
February 8 – 18, 2012
First performed in 1676 The Man of Mode, or Sir Fopling Flutter satirizes the behavior of the libertines, courtiers, and wits of London during the seventeenth century: a fashionable world of theatricals, parks, drawing rooms, masks, flirtations, stylish clothing, and sexual intrigues. The Man of Mode acquired historical significance because of its influence on the Restoration drama that followed it, giving rise to the comedies of William Congreve and Richard Brinsley Sheridan. George Brown Theatre is proud to welcome master teacher and director David Latham, who, for many years, was Principal of the Stratford Festival Conservatory.
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Directed By: David Latham
Set & Costume Design By: Dana Osbourne
Cast: Hannah Anderson, Hilary Carroll, Edward Charettem, Mitchell Court, Jeffrey Dingle, Jakob Ehman, Megan Miles, André Morin, Celine Peel-Michaud, Jordan Probst, Tennille Read, Lesley Robertson, Megan Robinson, Hilary Scott, Kyle Shields, Anne Taschereau, Laura Welch, Nicole Wilson & Erin Wotherspoon
s/o = sold out
ltd = limited availability
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About George Brown Theatre School
The George Brown Theatre School has earned a national reputation for training highly skilled actors. Taught by notable theatre artists, students receive concentrated, career-oriented training in the fundamental skills and professionalism needed to work as professional actors in theatre, television and film. Our graduates can be found on Canada's leading stages and on film and television sets across North America. Please join us at our home, the Young Centre for the Performing Arts, to get a sneak peek at this country's next generation of theatre artists as they make the transition onto Canada's, and indeed the world's, professional stages.
