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12 Independent & Free Press,Thursday, February 11, 2010 GLT opens winter play tonight By SAM HANCOCK Georgetown Little Theatre Southern sass, tears and charm fills the stage as five bank tellers speak their hearts and brew lots of coffee in Mark Dunn's award-winning script, Five Tellers Dancing in the Rain. It's a thought-provoking play about broken hearts and finding strength through friends who have been down that road before. Georgetown Little Theatre is proud to present this beautifully crafted story that takes place in the employee lounge of the Westhaven Commercial and Industrial Bank in northern Mississippi on six consecutive weekday mornings. This is a play of hope, growth, acceptance and resolution that intersects the lives and loves of five very different women. This show provokes us to evaluate our own relationships, and resonates with everyone who has loved and been loved. Director Carol Beauchamp held auditions at GLT's studio in Stewarttown early last December, and from the turnout of amazing actresses could have cast the play three times over! Just about everyone working on the show is a woman, with a couple of notable exceptions being the sound guy and the set builders. This wonderful and moving play has attracted a diverse and excellent array of female talent both on and off stage-- from the director and producers to the stage management team, to costumes and props, from the house manager to a Southern dialect voice coach-- all women! Beauchamp has created a rehearsal atmosphere in which this has become a true ensemble piece, not just between the actors and director, but also with the production and building crew-- everyone is invited to bring their creativity and energy to the table. If you're looking for that perfect Valentine's evening out, why not have dinner in Downtown Georgetown, followed by a performance of Five Tellers Dancing in the Rain? The show runs from February 11-13 and February 17-20, at the John Elliott Theatre. To order tickets by phone, please call the JET Box Office, 905-877-3700. To order tickets online, please visit GLT's website at www.georgetownlittletheatre.ca. Inkwell School opens at 77 Market St. The Inkwell Montessori School has moved to a new location at 77 Market St. in Georgetown after five years in Glen Williams and the official grand opening took place recently. Pictured above (from left) at the ribbon-cutting ceremony are: Georgetown Art Express director Carole Warfield, Joanne Fitzgerald, Patrick Weber, Town of Halton Hills Ward 3 Councillor Dave Kentner, Mayor Rick Bonnette and Inkwell owner Lynne Fitzgerald. About 45 students aged two to seven are registered at the school and seven full-time staff members are on board. For more info, visit the website www.inkwellmontessori.com. Photo by Eamonn Maher School teams invited to Library's Battle of the Books Every year Halton Hills Public Library invites our local elementary schools to play Battle of the Books! What is Battle of the Books? It's a fun, free program for kids in Grades 3 to 8, where children compete to see who knows their books best! Ask your children's principal if their school is playing! For more information, please call 905-873-2681 ext. 2520 or 519-853-0301. COME IN AND SAVE BIG The Carpet Palace is going full steam ahead with our construction as with our savings. Come see us at our temporary location. Because your home is your palace · HARDWOOD · LAMINATE · WALL-TO-WALL CARPET · CERAMICS · VINYL · CORK · AREA RUGS & MORE 360 GUELPH ST., GEORGETOWN Next to Barbertowne Pub and close to Mac's Milk 905-873-7955