I'm very happy to report that Norm Foster's "The Melville Boys" was a resounding success both artistically and financially! A huge congratulations to Taryn Kleeband and her amazing cast! Well done and thank you.
Todd-Elliot Gates is busy in rehearsal three times a week with Vann Besth (Mr. Green) and Simon Mortimer-Lamb (Ross) as they prepare for the heartwarming "Visiting Mr. Green" by Jeff Baron. Mr. Green, an elderley, retired dry cleaner, wanders into New York traffic and is almost hit by a car driven by Ross Gardiner, a 29 year-old corporate executive. The young man is given a community service of helping the recent widower once a week for six months. What starts as a comedy about two men who do not want to be in the same room together becomes a gripping and moving drama as they get to know each other, come to care about each other, and open old wounds they've been hiding and nursing for years. Translated into 22 languages, with over 200 productions in large and small venues, it has won numerous best play and best actor awards throughout the world.
"A cannily crafted comedy-melodrama about friendship, family, and forgiveness. Baron's play runs like a well-oiled express." -New York Newsday
"A wise, absorbing and funny play that packs quite a punch. Sparks fly."
-The Sunday Telegraph (Australia)
"Delicate, compact and compelling. A powerful play."
-Volkskrant (Holland)
"Baron tells his tale with discerning freshness and originality. One of the best shows around."
-The Chicago Daily Herald
"It is doubtful you are likely to encounter a play more enjoyable, more honestly funny and in the end, more moving than this delightful two-hander by Jeff Baron."
-The Johannesburg Citizen
"Visiting Mr. Green" runs from March 8 to March 24, 2012 (Thurs., Fri. and Sat., evenings only)
All performances are at The Tsawwassen Arts Centre, 1172 56th Street, Tsawwassen
(building nestled between Home Building and Petrocan)
Box Office opens at 7:00 pm
House opens at 7:30 pm
Curtain is 8:00 pm
(latecomers will be seated at back)
Adults: $18.00 Seniors (60+) and Students (12-18): $15.00
We are pleased to present our plays in a bistro/cafe setting. We have tables, chairs and snacks, beverages (hot and cold), pop, juices and wine available for purchase. All can be enjoyed during the performance at your table. Our audiences love the atmosphere we've created and this is becoming the place to go in Tsawwassen for excellent entertainment and an evening out locally. All at very reasonable prices and parking is free!!!
Make an evening out of it like many do...dinner across the street at one of the several excellent restaurants and then across the street for the play and an after dinner drink.
Reservations are now being taken. Call 604-288-2415 and reserve your tickets. Please leave your name, phone number and number of tickets your require (Adult/Senior) and which performance you wish to attend. You can pay for your ticket at the door the night of your performance...CASH OR CHEQUE ONLY.
If you are a subscriber, please make sure you identify yourself as one!!
PLEASE BE ADVISED...WE WILL NOT CALL YOU BACK. THE PHONE RESERVATION IS YOUR CONFIRMATION. WE WILL CALL YOU BACK IF WE ARE SOLD OUT FOR THAT PERFORMANCE.
Seating is limited so reserve early! The last three performances sell-out quickly so don't miss out!
We have sold-out 80% of our houses for every production this season!
Once we get Mr. Green up and running, I'll be back with news about our last production of the season, Norm Foster's "The Affections of May". The play will be cast this week and I'll have news for you in early March!
Right now, your Board of Directors is busy reading a dozen scripts and will be selecting next season, our 16th, very shortly. Hopefully I'll have that news for you as well and then we open up our subscription orders. Lots of "stuff" to look forward to.
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See you in TAC in a few weeks!!
Break-a-leg...
Carroll....
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