Actors wanted

Theatre’s new season announced

THE PLAYS are picked,
the directors are ready and
the Terrace Little
Theatre’s (TLT) new sea-
son is about to begin,

All that is needed now
is some community sup-
port, -

The ‘TLT is performing
four plays this season, in-
cluding the ever-popular
dinner theatre production.

“We are gelling ready
for an exciting season,”

Adults focus of international exchange program

IT’S NOT just for kids
anymore.

The Rotary Internation-
al District is hosting an
exchange next April spe-
-: Cifically geared towards

adults and developing’

their careers,

The Group Study Ex-
change (GSE) will send
four- young adults and a
gToup. leader to the

_.Kent/East Sussex area of
‘England for four weeks
"as part of an international

said Annette Martindale,
director of Bordertown
Cafe, one of this season's:
plays.

Besides the upcoming'
line-up, the community
theatre is also hosting and:
entering the Skeena Zone
Festival this year.

The festival pits
theatre’s across the region
in an annual competition. ,

Because the festival -

Veldman, northwest re-

gional contact for the

club. “It gives young pro-

fessionals an opportunity -
to find oul just what
makes another country’s
industry tick.”

Because the East Sus-
sex area is mostly fo-
cused on the high tech in-
dustry, this year the GSE
is looking for people with
jobs in that field.

And the exchange isn’t
just for people who are

hosted in May, the TLT is

pushing back their dinner ;
theatre performance to.

February.

The dinner theatre
venue will also be maved
from the curling tink to the
Skeena Valley Golf and
Country Club.

“The club seemed liked

‘the Ideal spot because the

performance itself deals
with four guys and their

Veldman went on a si-
milar exchange in 1995
and called his experience
a “fantastic opportunity.”

But getting picked for

the month-long trip is dif-
- ficult.

“There is a lat of com-
petition out there and the
Rotary International Dis-
trict accepts applications
from people from the
lower mainland, to the
west of Prince Rupert,
said Veldman.

and 18 at the ‘McColl

The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - B5

tove of golf,” said Martin-
dale,

Following the dinner
theatre, comes Alan Ayck-
bourn's Rouad and Round
the Garden.

Auditions for this play~ -
will be held October 16

Playhouse.

For a full description of
this season's plays, see the
TLT insert in the paper.

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Instructor: Sophia Palahicky. 17 years dance training, including

professional performances in the Bahamas, international dance
competitions and choreography in the United States.

Call for registration and further information 8 am - 10 pm

‘Sophia's Dance Studso

Classes Begin September 11, 2000

Ages 811 years $35 per month

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