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•The IFP• H alton H ills, Thursday, June 20, 2013 39 79 Main Street South, Georgetown 905-877-3388 ~ LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ~ LUNCH BUFFET SERVED THURSDAY & FRIDAY 11:30 am to 2:00 pm $11.50 HST INCLUDED Private Catering Available Mr.Bones - Roast Beef - Baked Ham - Duggar's Casserole - Assorted Salads - Dessert Table - Tea & Coffee Featuring: Rock 'n Roll Heavy Water Rock 'n Roll ENTERTAINMENT Don't miss End of School Movie Night...June 27 at Georgetown Christian Fellowship Georgetown Little Theatre is going all out this season with their return to the John El- liott Theatre. Not only are they bringing that brand new Norm Foster sexy comedy, Skin Flick to the Georgetown stage in November and that outlandish Michael Parker farce, Who's in Bed with the But- ler in the spring, but they are taking on the challenge of a fantasy extravaganza for their winter play. Terry Pratchett's, well known fantasy, Going Postal, has been adapted for the stage by S. Briggs, and will be directed by GLT's very own Pamela Niesiobedzki-Cur- tis. Last season she brought us that award-winning show, Fro- zen Dreams. Going Postal is quite different though; it has heroes, villains, tyrants, vampires, wizards and much much more. Going Post- al is a thinly veiled satire on the closure of post offices and corruption within the British Royal Mail and government of- ficials, but it is also a whimsi- cal melodramatic fantasy and the sky will be the limit with costumes, and special effects of this ACT-CO Festival entry. GLT will also need costum- ers, props finders and creators, lighting and sound people, videographers, musicians, set builders, backstage ASM's and of course, actors. There are 33 roles for ages 16 to 80. If you have missed us, and you want to have large lavish pro- ductions within our own community, why not come out and get involved, or better yet audition for the show. Anyone ages 16-80 plus are welcome. There will be an information session on Sunday, June 23 at 6:30 p.m. at the GLT studio, and auditions for the show will be Sunday June 23 and Mon- day June 24, at 7 p.m. at The GLT Studio, 33 Stewarttown Road. For further information, contact the director at 905-877- 4134 or pniesiobedzki@hot- mail.com. By ROXANNE THORTON Georgetown Little Theatre Wanna be a star? GLT to hold info session, auditions this Sunday Center Stage dancers raise $15,500 for cancer fight Center Stage School of the Arts competitive per- formers danced their hearts out for a great cause on June 9th. This year's Beyond the Stage Show raised $15,500 for Dancers for Cancer, a fundrais- ing initiative started by Jenny Bowser, a former Center Stage student and current faculty member. This year's proceeds went to SickKids Hospital in support of juvenile cancer research and their pa- tient art therapy program. Claudia Caicedo and Kelly Paddle, owners and Artistic Directors of Cen- ter Stage School of the Arts began Beyond the Stage four years ago to show their students how they can make a difference in the lives of other children in need, through their love of dance. Attention fans of Neil Young and Buffalo Springfield! The award-winning show, "I Am Not Neil Young, The Musical" comes to Century Church The- atre, Hillsburgh for two perfor- mances only on June 29. Written by Don Lamoureux and Frank Wilks, former singer & guitarist of "Buffalo Spring- field Revisited". The show is an exciting and upbeat multi-me- dia presentation, with back-pro- jections featuring episodes from Neil Young's career, plus music from Wilks and a talented group of musicians, as Wilks tells his stories of the ups and downs of living a rock-star life in the shadow of Neil Young. In the second half of the show, Wilks will be performing a solo concert of Buffalo Springfield songs and his own songs. Two shows at 2:30 p.m. and 8 p.m, at Century Church Theatre, 72 Trafalgar Rd., Hillsburgh. Tickets, $27 at 519-855-4586, www.centurychurchtheatre.com Neil Young tribute show coming to Century Church Theatre Georgetown resident Kayla Yestal is one of the featured artists at the Toronto Art Show "Negative Space" presented by Art From Concentrate. The show features a selection of Yestal's photo series "Apoca- lypse" which were taken on re- cent trip to Iceland. She strives to create imagery that evokes a sense of vicarious adventure in its viewers through the use of other-worldly landscapes and a dreamlike colour palette. The opening Gala at the gal- lery, 2186 Dundas St. W., is June 20, 7-11 p.m. and exhibit hours, June 21-26 are 6-8 p.m. Local photographer is part of TO art show