Asparagus Community Theatre

Asparagus Community Theatre

At Centennial Hall in beautiful Armstrong, British Columbia

TAMARACK Show dates: April 27 - May 4th at 7:00 pm

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actokbc @ gmail.com

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Centennial Hall
Pleasant Valley Rd.
adj. I.P.E. Grounds
Armstrong, BC
Canada

Mailing address:
Box 219,
Armstrong, B.C.,
V0E 1B0


Queries regarding A.C.T. to: actokbc @ gmail.com

or: fax 250 546 8353


Storefront: The Guy Next Door,
3450 Okanagan St.,
Armstrong, BC


Queries regarding this website to: geoffwhite46 @ gmail.com

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TOO MUCH RENOVATIONS - one night affair - February 18, 2012 at 8pm Centennial Theatre Hall, Armstrong. BC

Adult Entertainment with no host bar & snacks

Tickets go on sale Febrary 1st at the Guy Next Door, 3450 Okanagan Street, Armstrong BC. No reservations, cash or cheque only and tickets go FAST for this popular, comedy event!

Actors are still needed to write and perform in various sketches. If you are interested, please contact Susan Gagnon at sgagnon11 @ gmail.com or Joanne Feenstra at jofeenstra @ gmail.com #250-546-8353 Rehearsals are Monday nights at 7pm at the Lion's Den at the back of the theatre.


TAMARACK SHOW DATES - Centennial Theatre April 27 - May 4th at 7:00 pm

Tamarack is about Henry and Annie Weis who live in a log cabin in a remote area. The power is out. There is a blizzard. The roof needs to be shoveled off. Henry has a writing block and Annie is very tired of always being cold. Their neighbour, Norman, drops by occasionally. He makes a point of the fact that he has to shovel his way in. He annoys Henry....and so on. This is a story about relationships and the fact that the weight of the snow on the roof is causing the tamarack timber that supports the roof to give way. The cast of the show are two older men and one older lady We also need: props, front of house, costumes and makeup. I am hoping that I can cover these jobs from folks who come out for auditions.

For more information please contact the director, Bea Kirkwood-Hackett at #250 838-0230



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The A.C.T. IPE float now hangs in storage:

We have a great line up of events for the upcoming year, come check us out and be a part of it.

New Executive for 2011-2012

Left - Right, back to front - Mandy Penner (secretary), Joanne Feenstra (treasurer), Ted Roworth (vice-president), Laurisa DeFehr (director), Rory White (director), Maryke Simmonds (director), Wayne Ashton (director), Bea Kirkwood-Hackett (president), Susan Gagnon (director)... missing: Dai Scott

Minutes of the AGM

Asparagus Community Theatre

FAX 250 546 8363

Asparagus Community Theatre Archives Project

As part of the Archives Project, begun 2010, by Geoff White, all members past & present are invited to contribute. (see details on the Archives page.)

If you'd like to become involved with the theatre, please contact Bea Kirkwood-Hacket, President, at #250 838-0230

A.C.T. is gearing up and to host the 2012 Ozone Drama Festival!! It's an exciting time for us and we are preparing our theatre to receive talent from around our zone. Paul Kirkwood-Hackett is the festival chair and can be reached at #250 838-0230 for questions, or if you'd like to become a part of this amazing week of theatre.

December 2011 - A.C.T's Winter show - "James & the Giant Peach"

Scheduled to run December 1-10th. Keep your eyes on our website www.asparagus.theatrebc.org for audition dates & times. This will be a family show with opportunities for all ages to come be a part of the fun either on stage or behind the scenes.

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Questions: General inquiries: Bea Kirkwood- Hackett (president) 250 838-0230
or Ted Roworth (vice president) 250 546-8806

Members of the PUBLIC are ENCOURAGED and VERY WELCOME to JOIN.

Anyone interested may be taken on a short tour of our facility areas,
eg. Lighting & Sound booth, set, costume & props room, etc.

It’s YOUR community theatre.



O-Zone Meeting hosted by A.C.T.

Asparagus Theatre was also pleased to host the AGM meeting and want to express our pleasure in all those who attended. It was a resounding success and the lunch provided was greatly enjoyed. The set design class with Eugene Leveque was attended by 30+ and we all learned a huge amount. The power point presentation with Eugene's beautiful set models was clear, concise, and well thought out. He was approached after, with the proposal that a club have him give "part 2 - hands on" class. How about it everyone?. This writer cannot more strongly recommend that we keep on training new members and upgrading existing members in the many, many areas for creativity in community theatre.

Photos from the Workshop







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