The theatre is owned by the
school district.

If approved by the board the
rates would increase by about $56
per night in most of the theatre’s
categories for renters.

The highest rate is for
straight commercial perfor-
mances, which would go up to
$700 per show, $750 on Satur-
days. Commercial perfomances
that contribute more than 25% of
the take to a non-profit organiz-
ation would cost $350, those that
contribute 25% or less, $600. Non-
profit users will pay $250, up
from $200, and conventions, trade
shows and multiple non-commer-
cial recital shows will be charged
$600.

Walker said the proposed
rates are on par with the going
rate for theatres comparable to
the R.E.M. Lee in other areas of
the province.

The board will give further
consideration to the proposal at
its monthly meeting March 10, to
be held in Hazelton.

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Terrace Review — March 6, 1992