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WORKSHOP THEATRE

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Workshop Theatre has moved from our familiar location of Pumphouse Theatre.

They will now perform at the Easterbrook Theatre at Currie Barracks.

Directions from Trico Centre to Workshop Theatre(Easterbrook)

Workshop Theatre performances are on a Wednesday evening. The 2011-2012 schedules are listed below.

We will continue to depart from the South East corner of the South Centre parking area, South of the Library and West of the CIBC.

The cost to attend remains at $14.00, which will include your bus ride to and from the theatre. A brief reception following the play, where you get to mingle with the actors.

Please remember to bring your envelope with payment enclosed and your name/names on the outside.

No cheques please, we can only accept CASH - bills, toonies and loonies. Please no small change.

Performances will now start at 7:30 pm.

We will load the bus starting at 6:30 pm with a departure time of 6:45pm.

The list of the plays and the dates are posted below.

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WORKSHOP THEATRE INFORMATION

Location: The Workshop Theatre (Easterbrook Theatre)

When: Wednesday Evening - See schedule below.

Cost: $14

Contact & Coordinator: Camella Dunbar at 403-251-1690

Workshop Theatre Web Site

Upcoming 2012 presentations:

February 29 - “In The Heat Of The Night”

directed by Mike Brown

“Warning: PLAY CONTAINS COURSE LANGUAGE”

It’s 1962. A hot August night lies heavy over the small town of Argo, Alabama. A dead white man is discovered and the local police arrest a black stranger named Virgil Tibbs. The police discover that their prime suspect is in fact a homicide detective from California. As it happens, Tibbs becomes the racially-tense community’s single hope in solving a brutal murder that is turning up no witnesses, no motives, and no clues.

May 16 – “Love On The Ropes”

directed by Alan LeBoeuf

Jimmy Boyle discovers that his long lost cousin has left him a wrestling franchise in his will. To earn the big paycheque, he must put together an all star line up of wrestlers, but all he's got are second-raters, lifetime losers, and a frail janitor with a dream of being a star. Can he possibly pull this off and fulfill his cousins last wishes?