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  1. I will develop myself in a positive manner and avoid anything that will hinder my mental and physical health and growth.

  2. I will develop self-discipline in order to bring out the best in myself and others.

  3. I will use my heart, my mind, and my body knowingly and passionately for the common good.

  4. Theatre is life.  Life is theatre.  I will allow myself to make mistakes and demand of myself that I learn from them.  I will allow others to make mistakes also.

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What’s On In The Twin Saults

(Updated November 23, 2011)

2012

January

Jan 28 at 7:30 pm  -  Andre Laplante, piano.  A solo first half celebrating the 200th anniversary of Franz Liszt, followed by the great Beethoven "Emperor" Concerto with the Algoma Conservatory Chamber Orchestra.  KCTC Main Stage.

February

Feb 11 at 8:00pm  -  Klassical Kaleidoscope.  This evening presents a unique spin of popular and classical arrangements with featured solo performances by the 2010 and 2011 winners of the Sault Symphony Orchestra's Young Artists' Competitions.  On the main stage at KCTC.

February 15 - 18 at 6:30/8:00 pm  -  Night Must Fall by Emlyn Williams, dir. Michael Hennessy.  Dinner theatre with Family Life Theatre Comfort Suites and Conference Centre.

Feb 22-26  -  The Sugar Bean Sisters by Nathan Sanders.  Dir. Val Horsepool,  QUONTA ENTRY.  This play is an "exuberantly whacky comedy ... weird and wonderful."  Sault Theatre Workshop.

Feb 25 at 7:30 pm  -  Classical Spectacular, with TorQ Percussion Quartet, Accordionist Jelena Milojevic, Katzenjammer Piano Duet.  Algoma Conservatory Concerts.  Main Stage KCTC.

March

March 28 - 31 at 6:30/8:00 pm  -  Mending Fences by Norm Foster, dir. Michael Hennessy.  Dinner theatre with Family Life Theatre Comfort Suites and Conference Centre.

Mar 31 at 7:30 pm  -  Bizet's Carmen with the Touring Opera Company.  In English.  Algoma Conservatory Concerts.  Main Stage KCTC.

April

April 11 - 15  -  Lysystrata by Aristophanes. Directed by D. Daynard.  Red Sparrow Theatre.  At Korah CVS.

April 21 at 8:00 pm  -  Once Upon A Time.  Enjoy a concert series event for all-ages as the Sault Symphony Orchestra, along with special story narration, take audiences through a journey of some of the most beloved fairy tales of all time.  Sault Symphony Orchestra.  On the main stage at KCTC.

April 22 at 2:00 pm  -  At LSSU Arts Centre,  SSM Michigan.

April 25-29  -  Over the Tavern by Tom Dudzick.  Dir. George Houston.  This Ed Sullivan-approved play is a hilarious and warm comedy.  Sault Theatre Workshop.

 

May

May 11-12  -  The Stonewater Rapture.  Written by Doug Wright and directed by Dan O'Brien. At Korah CVS.

June

June 10, 2012  All Day.  Bratwurst, Beer & Beethoven.  Musicfest XIX at the Roberta Bondar Pavilion.  Sault Symphony Orchestra.

June 6-10  -  Studio Gems.  An evening of one-act plays at the Sault Studio Workshop.

 June 15-17  -  QUONTA One-Act Festival Workshop with Richard Howard at the Sault Theatre Workshop.

 

 


The first play ever performed in North America, took place on a boat at Port Royal, Nova Scotia. The production, staged on November 16, 1606, was called Le Th'atre de Neptune en la Nouvelle-France.     (MTI)

 

ROBINSON CRUSOE

Sault Theatre Workshop and Stage 1 present Robinson Crusoe, a pantomime, by Steve Shaw and directed by Kirtsy Wilson at the Studio Theatre, 121 Pittsburgh Ave.  The show dates for this two-week run are November 30 to December 2 and December 8 and 9 at 8:00 p.m., and December 3 and 4 and December 10 and 11 at 2:00 p.m.  The cast and crew of Robinson Crusoe invite youth under 13 to dress like a pirate and maybe share some of Robinson’s loot for coming in costume.  On Saturday and Sunday, get your photo taken with the whole crew for a wee little fee.

Adults tickets cost $20, seniors $18, and students $7.  For tickets and additional information, call 705-946-4081 or 705-946-4513.

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