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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 2004. PAGE 23.
Entertainment Leisure
Festival extends run for 'Outdoor Donnellys'
The Blyth Festival announced last
week that The Outdoor Donnellys
will be extended to July 3. Early
demand for tickets "to the popular
show indicate that it is on track to
sell out as it did in both 2001 and
2002.
Artistic director Eric Coates is
After a very successful Faith-In-
Song concert in 2003, the ABC
Women's Ministry is pleased to
bring Faith-In-Song 2 to Blyth
Memorial Hall on Friday, Feb. 6 at 8
p.m.
The Women's Ministry groups of
Auburn Huron Chapel, Blyth Living
Water Christian Fellowship, and
Heartland Community Church in
Clinton, have been working together
for over two years to provide
opportunities for families in the
three communities to come together
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to be involved in every session, but
if people can only make it to one or
two sessions, that's okay too. We
want people to tell us their stories
even if they can't make it every
night," McIntosh said.
The second workshop is aimed
towards interested high school
drama students during their March
break in the evenings of March 14-
20 also in the June Hill room.
McIntosh said during that week,
they will go through the actual
Passion play, writing and creating
scenes as well as working on
character development including
Jesus and Judas. •
The third workshop will involve
an actor conservatory running from
Aug. 9-27.
McIntosh will be soliciting Blyth
Festival Young Company Alumnae
or other individuals from the area
who are currently pursuing further
studies towards a career in the
theatre. This conservatory will
thrilled about the response thus far.
"It is a very exciting way to kick off
the 30th anniversary season. People
are talking about this show across
the country."
The Outdoor Donnellys explores
both the authentic history and the
myths surrounding the ill-fated
for fun, fellowship and worship.
This winter they are once again
inviting everyone to come together
in Blyth to enjoy Faith-In-
Song 2.
Last year's concert provided some
Christian musical talent, and as a
result the committee was encouraged
to do it again. This year's lineup
promises to be equally as great.
Guest artists this year include The
Bushell family from Holyrood, the
Breslau Praise Band, Allison Dow
from Blyth, the Hiemstra family
involve advanced acting techniques
and the creation of a script for
Blyth's Passion play.
"I want to use this community's
inherent commitment to music and
storytelling in order to create a
context for the telling of The
Passion," McIntosh said.
The Passion is scheduled for an all
day performance on Aug. 27, 2005
but the location is still un-
known.
There is no cost to participate in
the play and interested applicants
should contact McIntosh at the Blyth
Festival Office at 519-523-9300.
"Anyone and everyone is
welcome," said both McIntosh and
Bannerman.
Call 1-866-734-9422
or visit wwwmedicalert.ca.
Medic Alert
Lets You Live Life.
Lucan family who suffered a
massacre at the hands of a local mob
in 1880. The production takes place
throughout the village of Blyth and
relies on the support of nearly 200
local volunteers in addition to the
professional acting company.
The extension adds seven dates to
from Harriston, and the Kingsbridge
Quartette. All these performers come
highly recommended.
Popular CKNX FM 102 "Morning
man" singer and songwriter Phil
Main is MC for the concert. He, and
the North Huron Praise Band, have
recently completed a new CD — to be
released this spring. Proceeds from
this CD will be going to help finance
the new Youth for Christ Centre in
Wingham.
All the proceeds will be going to
two very worthwhile projects.
They are the Emergency Services
Training Centre (EST) currently
being constructed in Blyth and th?,
Impact North Missions, specifically
to equip a bus to transport children
from the First Nations Indian
Reserve to Sunday School, Camps,
and other events that the children
'would not otherwise be able to
attend.
David Sparling from EST and Stan
and Sally Bragg from Impact North
will be on hand to explain their
projects, and answer questions.
The ABC Women's ministry goal
is to provide an affordable evening
of Christian music for the whole
family, and to help support
worthwhile Community and
Missions projects.
Tickets are $5 each or $20 for a
family of five or more (advance).
There will be limited tickets
available at the door for $7 each.
WEDDINGS
Performed - your location or our
iindoor or outdoor chapel
(non-denominational)
For brochure call:
REV. CHRIS MORGAN
ALL FAITHS PASTORAL CENTRE
BENMILLER, 524-5724
WEDDINGS
the run, including three All-Day
Donnelly performances. The all day
version of The Outdoor Donnellys,
sold out on June 19 and 20, is now
also available on June 26, 27 and
July 3.
This "director's cut" features
bonus scenes, and an opportunity to
"Dine with the Donnellys."
There are tickets available for all
weekday performances that start at 6
p.m. Weekday tickets are $30 — $35
and weekends are priced at $35 -$40.
Tickets for the all-day package are
only $75, including dinner and
preferred seating.
The Outdoor Donnellys runs to
July 3. Tickets can be purchased at
the Blyth Festival Box Office by
phone at 523-9300 or toll free at I-
877-TO-BLYTH. Alternatively,
tickets can be reserved online at
www.blythfestival.com
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For a cause
It was a disappointing turnout for the Blyth Legion Ladies Auxiliary's euchre last Thursday, but
those who did attend enjoyed a great afternoon of cards and fellowship. The event was held
to raise funds for the emergency services training centre in Blyth. The Auxiliary is also hosting
a breakfast this month for the same cause. (Bonnie Gropp photo)
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