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Joe Szek reviews 'Oh, What a Lovely War' at Hart House Theatre

Will McGuirk March 5, 2020

By Joe Szek

John Monahan, Warden of Hart House, wrote in the latest theatre program that the current Hart House Strategic Plan is called “Delight in Discovery”. There were a couple of facts the other night I had either discovered or had re-kindled about my love affair with our ‘Cradle of Canadian Theatre’ on the University of Toronto campus.

I had completely forgotten that the Hart House stage is named after one of Canada’s influential film makers – Norman Jewison. After last night’s curtain call of the current production, ‘Oh, What a Lovely War!” I had re-discovered the theatre itself during the First World War was used as a rifle range for a musketry school under Vincent Massey’s command. I knew there was a military connection, but I couldn’t recall exactly what it was.

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