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Sep 11, 2026

Mickey JoHOST
27:33
A lot of these American regional theaters like to do Shakespeare.
Mickey JoHOST
27:37
There are a great many Elizabethan-style playhouses in North America, fun fact, and it would be really fun to see & Juliet on the stages of some of those sort of Globe imitation theaters in Utah, oh, and Stratford in Canada, and, uh, The Old Globe in San Diego as well, if it hasn't already visited there on tour stops, which I don't believe it necessarily has.
Mickey JoHOST
27:59
Plus, and this is my real excitement, get ready for this, high school productions of & Juliet.
Mickey JoHOST
28:04
You can bet that at the Jimmy Awards you're gonna start hearing some & Juliet characters.
Christopher RudderGUEST
57:06
Ontario has all these, the small towns have all these little stories in themself.
Christopher RudderGUEST
57:10
Another great one is Stratford.
Christopher RudderGUEST
57:12
So do you guys know who's from Stratford?
Rosa CastilloHOST
57:15
Is that The Weeknd?
Christopher RudderGUEST
57:17
Nope.
Christopher RudderGUEST
57:34
Yes, that's the town where Justin Bieber is from.
Christopher RudderGUEST
57:36
So I think he still has, there's a little museum there about him.
Christopher RudderGUEST
57:40
But Stratford is literally like a theater town.
James HyattHOST
0:00
Bonjour and hello! I'm James, and I'll be your host for this season of the Everyday Forum podcast, an original Stratfest at Home podcast showcasing a sampling of the thought-provoking discussions from the Stratford Festival's MEAN Forum, the festival within the festival designed to enhance and contextualize the performances in the main Stratford Festival season.
James HyattHOST
0:19
The following discussion was recorded in front of a live audience in Lazaridis Hall at the Tom Patterson Theatre in Stratford, Ontario, Canada.
James HyattHOST
0:27
Enjoy!
Julie MilesMODERATOR
0:36
Good morning and welcome.
Julie MilesMODERATOR
1:43
Celebrating her 30th season at the festival, she is not only the director and choreographer of Something Rotten and Guys and Dolls, but she is also the artistic associate for musical theater development.
Julie MilesMODERATOR
1:52
Her innovative approach to musical theater is truly world-class and brilliant, so let's give Donna Fiore a world-class welcome.
Julie MilesMODERATOR
2:06
And we are thrilled to welcome back to Stratford and to Canada, a celebrated essayist, playwright, and veteran staff writer for The New Yorker.
Julie MilesMODERATOR
2:14
So let's give Adam Gopnik a big Canadian welcome.
speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:10
A number of police officers in yellow jackets were there to help him in because the crowds were massive.
PanchoHOST
40:17
luckily for him the charge was dropped in september of that same year unfortunately just two days before those charges were dropped bieber was once again arrested this time it was near his hometown of stratford ontario so what exactly happened this time well justin got caught in an incident involving an atv and a minivan collision however the main issue occurred after the collision because bieber decided to fight with one of the minivan's occupants After the incident, Bieber again went to the police station on his own, where he was arrested for dangerous driving and assault.
PanchoHOST
40:44
But while Justin's continuous legal issues made headlines in 2014, what came next shocked everyone.
PanchoHOST
40:49
In March of 2015, Bieber teased his fans' new music when he participated in a Comedy Central roast.
Peggy O'NeillHOST
19:45
Next week on the show, we feature the series Helping Hearts.
Peggy O'NeillHOST
19:48
We'll talk to Julie Dolan-Johnson from local community food center in Stratford, Ontario, about a community's advancement for the right to food.
Peggy O'NeillHOST
19:58
Don't miss a show.
Peggy O'NeillHOST
19:58
Subscribe on Spotify.
Mackenzie HornerHOST
2:52
That's right.
Mackenzie HornerHOST
2:52
Now, y- now, I know you and I off mic had just talked about the fact you had gone to see the last time Stratford did this show, which was, I believe, 2011.
Mackenzie HornerHOST
3:02
If I'm not mistaken-
Graeme McClellandGUEST
3:03
2011.
Mackenzie HornerHOST
4:30
I will say, for me, my lasting memory of that production, 'cause you and I saw the same production, was that Christopher Plummer was at our show that season.
Mackenzie HornerHOST
4:40
And of course, the set was all white marble, so the lights just blasted out the audience, where you could see everybody in the audience.
Mackenzie HornerHOST
4:49
And Mr. Plummer was front row, off to the side, where we could all see him at Stratford Shakespeare School.
Mackenzie HornerHOST
4:55
And watching him react to the play, like, the evil chuckles he gave at certain moments, like the fly scene or at the hand-cutting scene, you could tell he was just living it up watching this performance.
Aitana GuillaGUEST
3:02
Fascism can be defeated if you see the signs.
Nahlah AyedHOST
3:08
We recorded the series in July 2026 at the Stratford Festival in Ontario during a week of events hosted by Ideas.
Nahlah AyedHOST
3:16
It is my pleasure to introduce our moderator today.
Nahlah AyedHOST
3:19
Please join me in giving a warm welcome to Nahlah Ayed.

22 MINS LATER

Nahlah AyedHOST
24:57
[Instrumental music] And the future of that anti-fascist leadership may well hold lessons for our own time.
Nahlah AyedHOST
25:11
[Instrumental music]That was the first half of a panel about the rise of fascism in Italy under Benito Mussolini.
Nahlah AyedHOST
25:18
It's the first in a five-part series called How to Defeat Authoritarianism, recorded in July at the 2026 Stratford Festival in Ontario.
Nahlah AyedHOST
25:29
This is Ideas.
Jesse CohenHOST
1:53
in
Nelson EmersonGUEST
1:53
college, in junior in Stratford, Ontario, and then in college when I was at Bowling Green, they called me Emmer.
Nelson EmersonGUEST
2:00
Emmer, okay.
Nelson EmersonGUEST
2:00
Then for some reason, it switched to Nelly.
Miranda ChantHOST
1:37
To get into the Perth County Courthouse, you'll soon have to walk through a metal detector.
Miranda ChantHOST
1:43
Starting next week, the new security feature will be up and running at the building on Huron Street in Stratford.
Miranda ChantHOST
1:49
Anyone who sets off the alarm will see their belongings searched by officers at the entrance to the old courthouse.
Miranda ChantHOST
1:56
Stratford Police advise anyone coming into the courthouse to leave extra time to complete the new security screening process.
Miranda ChantHOST
2:03
You can own a piece of local ski history without spending a dime.
Miranda ChantHOST
2:08
Janice McKay tells us how.
Stephen PayneHOST
1:39
Also, we're staying at the Express Hotel, and I'll give a little report about that too and tell you what the hotel is like in case you're considering a visit yourself.
Stephen PayneHOST
1:49
I also have an upcoming trip to Stratford, Ontario to see the musical Something Rotten, which I have seen before and highly recommend.
Stephen PayneHOST
1:57
This is Stratford's second time putting on the show because people enjoy it so much.
Stephen PayneHOST
2:01
It was part of the 2024 season.
Stephen PayneHOST
2:04
It's a hilarious take on a fellow playwright in Shakespeare's time who just wants to be famous too.

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