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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2004. PAGE 23.
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Conservatory company workin on 'Passion of Blyth'
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Young people embarking on careers in theatre presented an outdoor workshop presentation on
Aug. 27 of The Passion of Blyth. From left: director Kelly McIntosh, Blyth Festival artist in
residence; Shaunda Loder and Brock Voden of Blyth and Jontue Kuyvenhoven of Wingham.
Fri & Sat
6:45 & 9:15
Sun - Thur
8:00
(Photo submitted)
The Passion of Blyth springs from
a curiosity about religious settlement
in the area including myth, local
history, outdoor imagery, and the
unexpected pictures of life.
During a workshop last winter it
was decided to explore the stories of
faith in southern Ontario in 1915: the
Scott Act, and World War I. The
Passion of Blyth, a new play in
development, will be researched and
created by a conservatory company
comprised primarily of young people
embarking on careers in the theatre,
either as writers, directors or actors.
They all have home bases in Huron
County.
The Conservatory Project is
directed by artist-in-residence, Kelly
McIntosh. "I just had the delightful
experience of sitting down for the
My name is Garrett and
this is my little brother
Ryan. My third birthday
was on August 16 and
Ryan's first birthday was
on August 25. We had
an awesome birthday
because we got to
spend It with our family.
Ryan and I would like to
thank our Grandpa and
Grandma Bell and our
Grandpa Bromley and
Grandma Bromley. Also
we would like to thank
N our Aunt Sharon and
Uncle Bomber for all the
great presents that we
got. And would also like
to thank them for
always being there for'
us. It sure means alot.
Thanks again. And we
sure love you guys.
- Garrett & Ryan
Sept.
03 - 09
'As beautiful and rare
a love story as ever
caressed the
heart,"
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first time with these players. I've
been brought right back to the days
when we first sat down with Paul
Thompson in 2001 to begin our
workshop for The Outdoor
Donnellys in what were three of the
most creatively challenging weeks of
my life. We digested reams of
research on the Donnelly family and
labored intently allowing
imagination to transform the archival
material into theatre."
McIntosh's goal is to create a new
outdoor project here in Blyth, to
advance the skills of the
conservatory participants, and to
learn from them about the history of
their home and to share the
experience of what it is to create
a special and intense relationship
with a community and potential
audience.
Members of the Conservatory are:
Jontue Kuyvenhoven, Geoff Armour,
Arras Hopkins, Shaunda Loder, Eli
Thompson, and Brock Vodden. An
outdoor workshop presentation of
short scenes was held on Aug. 27.
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