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AMAZING STORY OF SURVIVAL AND GROWTH IN COMMUNITY THEATRE
The
Friendly
Spike Theatre Band, a grass roots Toronto
organization
dedicated to encouraging creative expression from the marginalized in
society, will turn TWENTY YEARS OLD on October 1st 2009, as it was this
day in 1989 when the ‘little company with a big heart’ Toronto Star
November 1989, opened as a Canadian Corporation and a registered
charity.
This is an amazing story of survival. Although maintaining a grass
roots organization in this fractured world can seem an impossible task,
FSTB continues to grow. But it can’t without YOU…
So please join us in celebration of:
On Friday October 2nd, 2009
At 6PM to 9PM
At May Robinson Auditorium
20 West Lodge Ave.
Toronto, Ontario
(directions; travel to Lansdowne Ave and Queen Street West. West Lodge
Ave is one block east of Lansdowne, one block north of Queen. There is
only on street parking) See old friends and make new ones. There will
be a pot luck supper and a performance of Moving To My Own Beat, FSTB’s
latest play. Also, we are hoping cast members from the many of FSTB’s
great works attend and share impromptu performances.
For more information contact; 416
516 4740 or friendlyspike@primus.ca
To register food contributions contact; Shirley.Gillett@utoronto.ca
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| IN THE MEDIA The Respect Campaign Tom Baker writes, "Look at the experience of Ireland, France, Australia and the U.K. The current minimum wage there is more than $12 per hour and the world did not end." Read more in the Toronto Star. Get involved and help fight poverty by supporting the Respect campaign. Click on the button to download a sign (in JPEG format) that you can put on a window or door. $10 Minimum Wage buttons are also available. For more information about the campaign visit www.amillionreasons.ca. |
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