Killing Time

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If you live in the Ottawa area.Come see Servant of Two Masters the first of the Algonquin Theatre Arts season. It’s full of lots of laughs and shenanigans.Show dates:Wednesday February 13th 2013 @ 7pmThursday February 14th 2013 @ 7pmFriday February 15th 2013 @ 7pmSaturday February 16th 2013 @ 7pmSunday February 17th 2013 @ 2pmLocation:Algonquin College1385 Woodroffe Ave, OttawaN building Room N112TicketsRegular: $10Student: $7Photo done by: Andrew Alexander PhotographySet and Costume by Judy DeBoer

If you live in the Ottawa area.

Come see Servant of Two Masters the first of the Algonquin Theatre Arts season. It’s full of lots of laughs and shenanigans.
Show dates:
Wednesday February 13th 2013 @ 7pm
Thursday February 14th 2013 @ 7pm
Friday February 15th 2013 @ 7pm
Saturday February 16th 2013 @ 7pm
Sunday February 17th 2013 @ 2pm

Location:
Algonquin College
1385 Woodroffe Ave, Ottawa
N building Room N112

Tickets
Regular: $10
Student: $7

Photo done by: Andrew Alexander Photography
Set and Costume by Judy DeBoer

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∞ Feb 12th, 2013 at 3:48 am via amyofthetardis
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So, I felt a little nostalgic this evening and decided to look at some pics of rehearsals and from a performances. Harkening back to the first play I did for the Smiths Falls Community Theatre. 2010 is the year that I was bitten, once again, by the acting bug. I hadn’t hit the stage in 25+ years since than.

Without wonder and insight, acting is just a business. With it, it becomes creation.

Bette Davis (Actress)

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Camelot the Panto

Knights, Nell & Gwen (Taken with Cinemagram)

Theatre

Green Room (Taken with Cinemagram)

Doesn’t matter if there is 1 or none in the audience. We like what we do or else we wouldn’t be doing it. Theatre is a beautiful art!

Me.

Smiths Falls Culture Day activities.

Reflections of a Thespian

This is my fourth production in a span of three years. Having kicked off my jaunt into community theatre with “The Ghost Train” playing a secondary character that is introduced in the second act. I followed that up with getting a part in “The Sweetest Girl in Town” and a few months later getting the roll of Major Domo in “Cinderella: A Pantomime” and here I am back on stage again with “Anne With An E” which is a pretty fun as well.

Why is it that I can recite the lines without flaw but when I hit the stage I always manage to flub a line? Stage fright, I guess or nerves since there are over a hundred pair of eyes peering out of the darkness of the theatre at me when I speak. Who knows? But it’s an overall fun thing to be doing.

There’s auditions for a pantomime in September which I will be trying out for. The play will be performed at the end of November or beginning of December. Wish me luck.

Anne With An E

by Neil K. Newell and C. Michael Perry
August 9, 10 and 11 (evening) and Sunday, August 12 (matinee)
August 17, 18 (evening) and Sunday, August 19 (matinee)

“Anne of Green Gables,” by L. M. Montgomery, is an enduring an endearing story of innocence, joy, and the true meaning of love that has delighted and inspired readers for nearly a century.

Now this heartwarming story of the irrepressible Anne Shirley is impressively adapted to the stage and has inspired a musical score that will knock your socks off! The story begins as Anne arrives at Green Gables and follows her through mishaps and adventures, through Matthew’s death and her reconciliation with Gilbert, and finally to her determination to stay at Green Gables and help Marilla while pursuing her education. There are 20 songs including “Breath of Air!” “Bosom Friends” “The Lady of Shallot” “The Perfect Man,” and “Bend in the Road”.

The Smiths Falls Station Theatre. Home of the Smiths Falls Community Theatre Group.

Every winter,
When the great sun has turned his face away,
The earth goes down into a vale of grief,
And fasts, and weeps, and shrouds herself in sables,
Leaving her wedding-garlands to decay -
Then leaps in spring to his returning kisses.

Charles Kingsley - Saint’s Tragedy (act III, scene 1)

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