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July 4, 2006 |
A
New Home For TheatreOne
After months of
searching, TheatreOne has found a new
home in the little white and blue house
at 975 North Terminal Avenue (beside
the Bluebird Motel). “This location
provides excellent visibility and the
offices are more conducive to the
company’s future plans”, comments
Rosanna Tomkinson – Manager of
Marketing & Publicity for TheatreOne.... |
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July 18, 2006 |
TheatreOne Scores High
Points for their Fringe Flicks Series!
According to
information provided by the Toronto
International Film Festival Group,
TheatreOne’s Fringe Flick Series rated
#9 in the top ten for overall
attendance to their films. The only
other film group from BC to make the
top ten was Vernon, BC at #3. This is
from a collective of 192 groups across
Canada involved in the circuit...... |
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July 11, 2006 |
Workshop Process Begins
for TheatreOne’s New Play – BEING FRANK
On July 5th and 6th,
TheatreOne began workshopping the first
draft of their new play BEING FRANK,
by G. Kim Blank, based on the life of
local icon – Frank Ney. The workshop
took place at CAN (Centre for the Arts
– Nanaimo) and will aid Mr. Blank in
the further development of his script.... |
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July 5, 2006 |
TheatreOne Receives Grant from
Vancouver Foundation
TheatreOne recently received financial
support from Canada’s largest community
foundation for its upcoming world
premiere production of BEING FRANK,
based on the life of Nanaimo’s most
illustrious mayor – Frank Ney. |
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November
22, 2005 |
TheatreOne Welcomes New Artistic
Director
Beginning December 1st,
TheatreOne will have a new face guiding
the company into the New Year. Burton
Lancaster, a seasoned Artistic Director
will replace Garry Davey who joined the
company in June 2004. Garry Davey will
continue with the company until the end
of 2005. ..... |
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August 3, 2005 |
TheatreOne Announces Frank Ney
Playwright
Earlier this year,
TheatreOne announced its intentions
to commission and develop a new play on
Nanaimo’s most famous citizen – Frank
Ney. In the months that followed,
Garry Davey – Artistic Director for
TheatreOne began the process of
choosing a playwright who could tell
Frank Ney’s story. |
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April 15, 2005 |
TheatreOne Announces New Play
Commissioning on Frank Ney
TheatreOne’s Board of Directors is
thrilled to announce the company’s
intentions to commission a new play on
Nanaimo’s most historic celebrity –
Frank Ney. The company is seeking
interest from playwrights, especially
BC residents, to work on this exciting
project....
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