Announcements
Annual General Meeting
Date: June 18
Time: 7:30PM
Place: McColl Playhouse
Topics: Financial Report, Elections, Building Projects
Note: We need three directors to fill out the ballot for next year. If you would like to serve on the executive, please let Patrick know, or come on out and let your name stand.
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Northern Savings 10th Annual TLT Community Golf Scramble with Yuk Yuks on Tour
Date: June 14
Tickets: Available through Crampton Law Office. Tickets are $75 and include 9-holes of golf, prize, dinner, and entertainment. Leave a message at our office (638-1215) or info@mytlt.ca if you would like more details.
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"A Lie of the Mind" - MainStage Fundraisers
The Terrace Little Theatre is going to the Provincial community theatre competition in Nanaimo and will be raising funds to help offset the travel costs.
Events:
* Band Fundraiser: Listen to music for and inspired by the play. June 13th 8PM at the McColl Playhouse. Tickets $10 at Uniglobe Courtesy Travel.
* Bottle Drive: June 21. Save your bottles! E-mail aweston@citywest.ca, or phone 635-2942 to arrange for pick up.
* June 27: Benefit Performance at the REM Lee Theatre - 7PM Terrace. Tickets $10 at Uniglobe or Cast & Crew
* June 28: Benefit Performance at Mt. Elizabeth Theatre - 7PM Kitimat. Tickets $10 from Cast & Crew. Local outlet TBA.
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Summer Drama Days takes the year off
The Terrace Little Theatre has been running their summer camp for children – “Summer Drama Days” for more than a quarter century. This year they have decided to take a break. “It’s not that it wasn’t working”, said President Patrick McIntyre. “It’s just that it could work better.”
The prized summer drama program has been an annual hit with kids and parents and has trained many youth as theatre instructors over the years. TLT sees it as an ideal environment for young people to build important life-skills and foster a love of theatre. But it takes a significant amount of volunteer hours to supervise and support the program. Feedback from children, parents and student instructors leads the club to believe it’s time to have a closer look at how to structure the program, and the club, to better support our goals.
As it turns out, the timing is ideal. TLT is planning to build a second space on their property to house props and sets before embarking on renovations of the theatre. Since the building is structurally sound, the Executive has decided it makes sense to invest in their current assets, as many homeowners in the area are already doing. “Our friendly theatre ghost had the last word”, says an executive member who wishes to remain unnamed. The club is looking into the history of the building to see if it has heritage potential.
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Play Director Needed
We are looking for a Director/Play for the 2009 Spring slot. If you have an idea, send in a proposal or just talk to a TLT Executive Member. We need to hear from you as soon as possible, so don't procrastinate. Take that leap and make live theatre happen.
Chris Stone has agreed to direct the Fall production.
Julie Jacobs is directing the annual Dinner Theatre.
All plays to be announced in September.
Plus: Are you are thinking about participating in the Udder Fest in Prince Rupert (August)? Let us know and we can see how we can help.
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