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February 8th/2010
Theatre BC is offering its
members a unique opportunity on a first-come, first-served basis, to both
acquire clothing and support our organization!
In moving the TBC
offices, we have found 166 Mainstage T-Shirts
in a variety of sizes and covering various years, and we are now offering
these shirts for sale to raise funds.
Follow this link to the Promotions Page for details
Help support your local arts groups by petitioning To Reinstate
All Charitable Gaming Grants in British Columbia.
http://www.petitiononline.com/VCBS2010/petition.html
2010 Legacies Now
Sharing cultural stories,
encouraging creative expression and supporting artistic excellence
are some of the ways we help communities explore the arts. Learn
more about how Theatre BC has worked together with 2010 Legacies Now
in creating lasting legacies for all British Columbians.
www.2010andbeyond.ca/html/inspiring-stories/sharing-stories-through-art
Please take a look at our website, at
2010andBeyond.ca (or 2010LegaciesNow.com)
October
21st/09
GVPTA Arts Cuts Toolkit
The newly formed GVPTA Arts Cuts Task Force has compiled
information which you may find useful in your ongoing advocacy
activites - including the above ad, which will soon appear in
the Georgia Straight, and which you are welcome to use in your
programs, newsletters or other communications.
To see the Toolkit please go to:
www.gvpta.ca/toolkit.html
This is just the beginning of a resource we hope will build over
time, so we hope that you will feel free to contribute to it as
well. Please send any suggestions/contributions to
info@gvpta.ca
If you would like to join the GVPTA Advocacy Task Force, please
contact Brenda Leadley at
brenda@phtheatre.org
And please continue to make use of the excellent Advocacy
Toolkit provided by the Alliance for Arts and Culture:
http://allianceforarts.com/advocacy-toolkit
Grey Square Postcards now available (FREE!)
Another initiative of the Arts Cuts Task Force was to produce a
large quantity of grey postcards which can be distributed to
your audiences. If you would like some, please call Sue at
604-608-6799 or email
info@gvpta.ca to arrange for pick up.
October 14th/09
WorkSafe BC has some great advice on
SAFE Hallowe'en costumes we can all
use!
Follow this link>>>
September 28/09
FREE TO GOOD HOME
Stagefab Custom
Manufacturing Inc.
Black Fabric
Velour 25oz
Inherently Flame Retarded
The Flame Retardant will
not wash out if wetted in any way
For several
years now Stagefab has been using superb craftsmanship
in
maintaining and building of Stage Drapery. Over
these years we acquired off
cuts of fabric or fabric
that does not make the grade to be made into Stage
Drapery. Sometimes these off cuts are just too short,
have small holes, have
crush marks or are misdyed.
This fabric would be perfect for that backstage
masking, riser skirts, catwalk masking or anywhere where
you just need that
piece of black to hide something.
More Info>>>
Interested in a theatre trip to New York?
5 nights and 6 days touring New York with a Broadway show 4 nights
and one off Broadway show. Staying at the Edison Hotel two sharing,
just 100 steps from Broadway. New Years at Times Square.
Departing Dec. 26th on the Red Eye to New York. Returning Jan. 3rd.
Approximately $2,000 Canadian including air, hotel, shows, and
tours. Fun group to travel with.
Call Stan at 604 538-8033
July 2, 2009
Showcase Applications for the 34th
Pacific Contact March 26 –28, 2010 available online at:
http://www.bctouring.org/pacific-contact/2010/showcase-app.html
Deadline July 31st for registration and August 31st for marketing
materials. Apply and pay fees online.
General information about showcasing and Pacific Contact can be
found online at www.bctouring.org
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