Page 39 - 2018 Festival Edition

THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW
MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY IN THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW. PHOTO BY CYLLA VON TIEDEMANN.
In the guide, called the “Frank's Guide to Strat- ford ... not for the easily o ended,” people will be able to find a list of places to visit and things to do in the city that Frank himself would enjoy.
“The idea is to combine a number of beverages, experiences and products that Frank would experi- ence while in Stratford,” Murray said. “You will find things like specialty cocktails, fishnets and garters, and fine leather goods and products that will align with the character and guide the person following
this experience to Stratford to see the city, maybe, under a di erent lens.”
Though the Stratford Tourism Alliance has worked alongside the Stratford Festival for a num- ber of years in multiple initiatives, this is the first time they’ve teamed up to create an interactive, experiential initiative of this magnitude - an experi- ence Murray described as surprisingly fun.
“It has been wonderful to see the creativity of the businesses and the thought they have put behind
this initiative, whether it is something they already have in their store or something completely new that they have created to align with this experi- ence,” she said.
People will be able to find it online at the Stratford Tourism Alliance’s website, visitstratford.ca, for download, and will also be
part of the Rocky Horror Show participation bags, which will be sold as part of the Rocky VIP package.
SUMMER 2018 EXHIBITS
Stratford Festival
Justin Bieber
PHOTO: CTV
4275 Huron Road www.stratfordperthmuseum.ca
Harper Lee
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
PHOTO: National Film Board
SUCH STUFF AS DREAMS...
STEPS TO STARDOM
THE BEACON HERALD | 2018 FESTIVAL EDITION
PAGE 39