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•T he IF P• H al to n H ill s • Th ur sd ay , J un e 13 , 2 01 3 36 extra extra Join us in the lobby after SPIN to kick off an amazing season of theatre. Enjoy a complimentary cocktail reception, meet the summer casts and mingle with fellow theatre fans! Season Launch Party is included in the ticket price of SPIN. Plus, enjoy opening night receptions for each production and post-show talk backs after all Wednesday performances. GET YO UR TICKET S TODA Y! 12 ANGRY MEN JULY 5-27 | STUDIO TWO In one of the most compelling dramas presented on stage or screen, the fate of a young man accused of killing his father rests in the hands of jury of 12 men. The verdict must be unanimous and, if convicted, a death sentence is mandatory. What seems like an open-and-shut murder case becomes a twisted puzzle of prejudice and intrigue. Tickets from $24.65 THE MELVILLE BOYS AUGUST 2-24 | STUDIO TWO A relaxing weekend trip full of fishing, football, and beer is on the agenda for the Melville brothers. But their trip is thrown for a loop when the boys meet two attractive sisters who inadvertently change more than their weekend plans. In this modern Canadian classic, Norm Foster offers a tender, vigorous comedy about brotherhood and the unexpected. Tickets from $24.65 SPIN JULY 4 | MAIN STAGE Part theatre, part concert, part spoken word poetry, part documentary. Starring the bicycle as a muse, musical instrument and agent of social change, Evalyn Parry spins a web of stories which travel from 19th century women's emancipation to 21st century consumer culture. Inspired in part by the incredible true tale of Annie Londonderry - the first woman to ride around the world on a bicycle in 1894. Tickets from $25 LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS JULY 26-AUGUST 3 | MAIN STAGE A down-and-out floral shop assistant, becomes an overnight sensation when he inadvertently raises a mysterious blood thirsty plant. The plant grows into an ill-tempered, foul-mouthed, R&B-singing carnivore who offers him fame and fortune in exchange for feeding its growing appetite. Laced with dark humour and an irresistible doo-wop/rock/ Motown score, Little Shop of Horrors has been making audiences scream with laughter for decades. Tickets from $27.20 R O S E T H E A T R E B R A M P T O N summer theatreSeason2013 905.874.2800 www.rosetheatre.ca Follow us on Twitter @RoseTheatreBram Become a fan facebook.com/RoseTheatreBrampton Victory Garden Open House June 15 & 16, 2013 at 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Please RSVP to 905.566.4500 Contest Lasting LoveLasting Love 5575 Bonnie Street Mississauga, ON L5M 0N8 Call 905.566.4500 or visit www.vivalife.ca Married for 50+ years? Tell us the secret of your success in 100 words or less to win great prizes! Submit in person or visit www.vivalife.ca/lastinglove for contest rules and to enter online. ENTER TODAY! Slug Information: Lastman's Bad Boy Project : June Wk 2 Teaser AD Ad Size : 5.145 in x 2.857 in Client : Lastman's Bad Boy Publication : Community News File Name : BB_CommunityTeaser June 13 Insertion Date : June 13, 2012 See our flyer in today's paper or online at badboy.ca FREE! SAVE OVER $200 $998QUEEN MATTRESS #82537 FREE Boxspring & Patio set with purchase! 4-PC PATIO SET WHEN YOU BUY THIS MATTRESS! CO OL GELFOA M ENC AS ED PO CK ET CO IL GET A FREE BOXSPRING WITH PURCHASE BB_CommunityTeaser June 13.indd 1 13-06-10 9:47 AM Pakmen pair shine Fourteen-year-olds Dylan Thring (left) and Tucker Johnson of Georgetown aren't used to tasting defeat with the Mississauga Pakmen under-15 boys' club volleyball team. The Pakmen lost just a handful of matches this year and captured the Ontario Tier I un- der-15 boys' title as well as the Canada West cham- pionship in Regina, also placing fifth in the under-16 provincials. The 6-foot-4 Johnson, a Grade 9 Christ the King student who and starting middle for the Pakmen, play who won the Ontario and Canadian Tier I championships last year. Thring is in his first year at GDHS and although he missed the Canada West finals due to an arm injury, Pakmen coach Ed Tural- inski said that Thring was a versatile member of the team, primarily as a setter. Photo by Eamonn Maher