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GLT Youth Company opens Y1A on Thursday By ROXANNE THORTON Georgetown Little Theatre Amid all the flurry of activity at the Georgetown Little Theatre Studio at 33 Stewarttown Road, there is a wonderful new production getting ready to tread the boards of this award-winning community theatre. The Y1A, which will be performed November 24-26 at the Studio, is an annual event. These one-act plays are directed and produced and often even writMembers of the Georgetown Little Theatre Youth ten, by the talented young people of Company rehearse Romeo and Juliet, one of the GLT. Although they are all under the one-act plays to be performed at the Y1A Festival, age of 18, by their resulting work, you would think they had lengthy reNov. 24-26. sumes and a world of experience in the theatrical community. This year's three one-acts are very unique. The Last Heist, written and directed by Nick Uffen, is about two thieves who with the help of a shady informant, embark on one final train robbery before the elder of the two retires. Of course nothing goes as planned. Romeo and Juliet from the Sixty Minute Shakespeare is directed by David Borgal and fight scene managed by Simon Greenslade. It boasts a cast of 16 as they tell this classic tale within an early twentieth century modern world. The third play offered has some adult themes and content. The Hilsons written and directed by Mikayla Eastman, explores the negative effects upon a modern day family when a father goes missing. For tickets to any of the three 8 p.m. evening shows or for the Nov. 26th 2 p.m. matinee please phone the Studio at 905-877-3422. You certainly don't want to miss this theatrical production that showcases the talents of the Georgetown Little Theatre Youth Company. To join the group or book a Dec. 3rd audition for the May production of Pride and Prejudice call the above number. More details are available at www.georgetownlittletheatre.ca. Ballinafad Community Centre. Cost is $3/player. Light lunch. 9 Independent & Free Press, Tuesday, November 22, 2011 Wednesday, Nov. 23 Opiate Awareness Evening for Parents: Presentation to be followed by Q & A with panel of professionals, 7-8:30 p.m. at Georgetown High School. Info: Betty-Lou Kristy, 905-877-3218, betty_pdb@msn.com Health seminar: Learn how to get More Pep in Your Step: The Role of Exercise and Nutrition in Active Ageing, a free lecture offered 1:30-2:30 p.m. at the Acton Community Centre. Book signing: by historian John McDonald who explains the origins of Halton place names and signs his new book, Halton's Heritage: William Halton and Halton County. Copies will be available for purchase following the 7 p.m. presentation at the Acton library. Christmas Food and Toy Hampers: for those struggling to meet family needs this Christmas season. Application forms can be completed at The Salvation Army Church, 114 Mill St. E., Acton,1-3 p.m. Nov 22-24, and 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Nov. 26. Applications must be completed in person with identification for all family members. Business After Hours: 5-7 p.m. hosted by the Georgetown Community Calendar Hospital Foundation To register: www.haltonhillschamber. on.ca or call 905-877-7119. Equilibrium­Georgetown: meets 7 p.m. at Norval United Church, 486 Guelph St. Info: Canadian Mental Health Association, 905-693-4270 or georgetown@equilibrium-oakville.com Thursday, Nov. 24 Knit Night at Acton Library: Whether you are new to knitting or a seasoned expert, join the staff at the Acton Library, 7-8 p.m. for an hour of friends, books and all things knitting. Robert Bateman: gives a 7 p.m. talk on Technique and Philosophy at Williams Mill. Limited tickets available, $10, at Williams Mill Gallery, Tuesday to Thursday, noon to 5 p.m. Proceeds support the Mill. Parkinson Support Group: 1:30-3:30 p.m. at Mountainview Residence, 222 Mountainview Rd. N., Georgetown. Info: 519929-9692 or 1-800-565-3000 ext. 3376. Ballinafad Hall Board euchre: is held 7:30 p.m. at the Friday, Nov. 25 Movember fundraising event: Join Mo Bros and Mo Sistas at the St. George, 7 Main St. N. Georgetown, 8:30 p.m. Live music, prizes, raffles and good times to raise funds for prostate cancer research. Spaghetti dinner: 5:30-7:30 p.m. at St. Alban's church, 537 Main St. S. in Glen Williams. A fundraiser to buy hearing aids for five-year-old Gabrielle Adair. Tickets: Claire Couchman, 905877-6880, or at the door. More CALENDAR, pg. 11 LV FRPLQJ WR 6DQWD DR. ANOOP SAYAL & ASSOCIATES Family and Cosmetic Dentistry We are currently accepting donations for our <RXQJV 11 AM till1 PM, Saturday, November 26th Meet Santa and put your letter in his mail box. 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