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North Main Gothic
Written by Carolyn GrayApril 8 - 18 2010
CanWest Centre for Theatre and Film – 400 Colony - University of Winnipeg Campus
Directed by Ardith Boxall
Featuring: Graham Ashmore, Eric Blais, Krista Jackson, Alicia Johnston and Monique Marcker
Lighting and Set Design: Hugh Conacher
Costume Design: Wanda Farian
Sound Design: Mike Wright
Show Times:
8PM Nightly: April 8-10 & April 13-17
2PM Matinees:
April 10 & 11, April 17 & 18
No show on Monday April 12
Tickets: $15 / $17 / $20
1990-2010 Celebrating our 20th Anniversary
On behalf of those who dreamed this company, we invite you to join us for 3 remarkable evenings of theatre!Artists remain at the heart of TPM and we connect you with them by producing intimate and engaging theatre.
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Carolyn Gray's North Main Gothic, set on and underneath our famous neighborhood will illuminate One Great City!
Unique, contemporary and distinctly Canadian theatre
Made in Manitoba
Sponsors
Theatre Projects Manitoba gratefully acknowledges the support of our 2008/2009 season sponsors and funders: the Winnipeg Arts Council, the Manitoba Arts Council, the Canada Council and Investors GroupOur Media sponsor: The Winnipeg Free Press
Our Opening Night Sponsors: Amphora Imports, Bothwell Cheese
Our Website Sponsor: Relish Design
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