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A NEW HOME...A NEW ERA |
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Niagara Regional Theatre Guild (NRTG) is proud to announce the
beginning stages of an exciting new era for the Guild. NRTG has
embarked on a historic effort to transform the former St. Edmund
(Tonawanda, NY) parish sanctuary into an intimate 200-seat performing arts
center, and the new dedicated home of NRTG. Unprecedented investments
are being made in all areas (stage, seating, technical features) to provide
the highest quality theatre experience to our loyal patrons. |
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Stay tuned to niagaratheatre.com for plenty of exciting
announcements to come as plans progress. |
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"What can I do now??" The plans
which NRTG are undertaking are unprecedented in their excitement, but they
also call into focus the financial and manpower needs to bring them to
fruition. In the present, here are some of the things that you can do
to support the exciting trail NRTG is blazing:
Volunteer in many of the upcoming
moves, builds, etc.
Become a Member of NRTG.
Buy some Season Tickets for our
recently announced 88th season in 2010-2011.
Buy an advertisement in our season Program Book, or sell an ad to a
trusted business of yours that would be willing to support NRTG.
Become a individual or family Patron of
NRTG.
Pursue a Corporate Sponsor for NRTG.
All of these actions would be tremendously helpful in making our
collective dreams a reality, and would be greatly appreciated in our efforts
to continue the long successful history of quality community theatre that is
-- NRTG. |
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Niagara Regional Theatre Guild is proud to announce our 88th
season of quality community theatre on the Niagara Frontier.
The 2010-11 season
kicks off with the ever-popular classic musical, “Oliver!”, the stage
adaptation of Charles Dickens’ novel “Oliver Twist.”. Join NRTG as Dickens’
characters are brought to life through such musical favorites as “Food,
Glorious Food”, “I’d Do Anything”, “Where Is Love”, “Consider Yourself”, and
“As Long As He Needs Me”. Opening in November will be the intense drama,
“12 Angry Men”, the story of a jury’s deliberations over the murder
conviction of a troubled young man. As testimonies are examined, each
jurors character traits become visible, and they do become twelve angry
men. Watch for further details on our guest speaker series, which will
accompany this production. In January we will be offering the 11th
installment of our patron-favorite “Broadway In Concert” series.
This compilation of Broadway songs, performed concert style, promises to
have something for everyone. In March we will offer the more contemporary
musical “Jekyll And Hyde”. This musical, which opened on Broadway in
1997, is based on Robert Lewis Stevenson’s novel “The Strange Case of Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. NRTG’s closing production in May 2011 will be the Noel
Coward comedic farce, “Blithe Spirit”. The story of a socialite and
novelist who is haunted by the ghost of his first wife, as she tries to
disrupt the marriage to his second wife, only starts the story of this
uproarious comedy. |
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The Niagara Regional Theatre Guild has a fan
page on Facebook ©, and it's another great way to stay in touch with all that
is happening from week to week. And it also allows you to interact
one-on-one with other members of
the NRTG faithful.
Click on the Facebook ©
link above, or follow this link to
find us on Facebook
©
and become a fan of NRTG!! |
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