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•Th e IF P• H al to n H ill s • T hu rs d ay , J un e 5, 2 01 4 24 Call Us Noww 905.877.4371Us Noww 905.877.4371 www.dgdental.ca 24 Guelph St. (@ Mill St.) Georgetown Need A Second Opinion? Book Your Complimentary Consultation Today. Evening & Weekend Appointments Direct Insurance Billing Dr. Lida Hosseini Principal Dentist The Bimbo Corporation from Who's In Bed with the Butler won best ensemble as well as some other individual awards. From left, Michael Halsall (best actor); Christine Zeni, Chiv Chivaul, Iana Nedvijenko, Gary McIlravey (best supporting actor), Rob Long, Sharonne Young, Pamela Niesiobedzki-Curtis (director Going Postal - Best Production Values.) Photo by Roxanne Thornton GLT hands out its Jester Awards Georgetown Little Theatre held its gala Patrons' Dinner and Jesters' Awards night recently at their studio on Stewarttown Rd. The Jesters was sponsored this season by Sharon Vandenberg in loving memory of her husband Pete. Patrons, subscribers, actors, directors, producers and members of casts and crews all came to celebrate and to recognize their very best. For GLT members, winning the coveted Jester (hand created by glass artist Skytree Smith) is like earning an Academy Award. Just to be nominated by our GLT sub- scribers is certainly recognition of a job well done, but to win, that is a real honour. Director Kathryn DeLory and producer Pa- tricia Ball won Best Play for Norm Foster's Skin Flick. Linda Spence won Best Supporting Actress and Pamela Keyes won Best Actress. The director (Pamela Niesiobedzki-Cur- tis) and producer (Gillian Taggart) of Terry Pratchett's Going Postal won Best Production Values (outstanding set, costume lighting and sound design.) The Michael Parker farce, Who's In Bed with the Butler, garnered several awards. Best Supporting Actor was Gary McIlravey. Best Actor was Michael Halsall. Also director Alex Kanarek's cast won the Best Ensemble award. So often when one thinks about theatre, one only considers the actors, but where would they be if there were not dedicated vol- unteers designing and building sets, creating props, or doing the multitude of tasks that no one really sees. Georgetown Little Theatre would like to thank these silent helpers as well as the fabu- lous patrons and subscribers who make it all possible. By ROXANNE THORNTON Georgetown Little Theatre 211 Armstrong Avenue, Georgetown, Ontario Website: www.strictlydance.ca If you have any questions, please contact us at strictlydance@hotmail.com or (905) 702-9728 Enjoy 1, 2, or 3 weeks! Week #1: July 7th - 11th Week #2: July 14th - 18th Week #3: July 21st - 25th 9 am - 4 pm Students will enjoy dance classes includ- ing Ballet, Jazz, Lyrical, Hip Hop, Musi- cal Theatre, Jumps and Turns, Stretch and Strength, Yoga, and Pilates along with daily crafts, workshops, themed days and of course our very popular Spa Pampering afternoon. *Early drop off and late pick up options are available* For students in Grade 2 Ballet or above and 8 - 12 years of age July 14th - 18th 9 am - 4 pm This camp is designed for students who are serious in maintaining and improving their dance technique in Ballet, Jazz, Lyrical, Contemporary, Jumps And Turns, Stretch And Strength, Acro And Tap. This 2 week camp is mandatory for Competitive Dancers Week #1: August 18th -22nd Week #2: August 25th - 29th 9 am - 4 pm Stay in shape and improve your dance technique! Students will progress quickly and gain valuable lessons in Ballet, Jazz, Contemporary, Lyrical, Hiphop, Musical Theatre, Stretch and Strength, Jumps and Turns, Yoga and Pilates. Classes will be offered in Pointe and Tap only to those with experience. All dancers will participate in five to six classes per day taught by the Strictly Dance Staff as well as guest teachers. Junior Dance Camp mini Intensive Dance Camp Intensive Dance Camp Register today! Forms are available on-line and in the studio. Dance Camps! Summer !