e South Marysbut 19] ] Regent Theatre Focus’s on Youth During the month of March the Regent Theatre will focus its LIVE presentations on the younger genera- tion. On Tuesday March 4" at noon, Tribal Produc- tions will be performing their much-acclaimed comedy “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare — Abridged for a special schools audience. This tour de force is 97-minute long and features 37 plays by the Bard performed with only 3 actors playing all the roles. This special performance is sold out but the entire community can see this contemporary comedy at 7.30pm on the same day. Tickets are $25 for adults and $10 for students under 18 years of age. Theatre Beyond Words, Canada’s International- ly renowned visual theatre company brings its unique pro- duction “Journey Behind The Mask”, to the Regent stage on Saturday March 22™ at 7.30pm. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for students under 18 years of age. Earlier in the day at 1pm, the company members will con- duct a special workshop. The various kinds of masks will be demonstrated and participants will have the opportuni- ty to wear the masks in guided exercises making workshop a unique experience for all ages. The cost tof the workshop is $20 and space is limited to 20 participants. Sharon Jarvis, General Manager of the Regent, *T am very excited to include these 2 unique shows in our season. We hope they will capture the imagination of the youth and add variety to our selection of presentations”. “We have been very pleased will the response from local schools and grateful to Tim Horton’s for their sponsorship and hospitality for the cast, crew and volun- teers. We are also grateful to the Merrill Inn for providing accommodation for the crew of the Shakespeare show. “ “Funding for these presentations was also provid- ed by the Ontario Arts Council, and the Fresh Start Pro- gram of the Department of Canadian Heritage”. The Regent Theatre Young Company (RTYC) has been successfully providing coaching for young County talent for the past 3 years. Nat James has suc- cessfully lead the group for several years and is now step- ping down to hand over the reigns to a new leader that will take the group forward. Anyone interested should contact Sharon Jarvis at the Regent Theatre. Tickets are available at the box office 226 Main St., or my calling 613 476-8416 Ext 28 and further information can be viewed on the Regent Theatre website www.theregenttheatre.org Z ~ Merry ee : » = March at the Ure PS Ue) Milford Bistro (ent <. Saturday 8th RIB a ulery tho. Night Taste some, laugh at others, enjoy all. Whoever tells the best "rib" eats ribs for free! Fri-Sat 14th-15th Pre Theatre Dinner before the “Up in Lights” performance at Mount Tabor Playhouse. Sunday 23rd indoy With Easter specialities from around id world and delicious lamb as +! centrepiece. course menu $18.95/pers (excel tax and gratuities). — — Sat-Sun 29th-30th Maple in the County Sumptuous Maple inspired lunch m (Sat-Sun) and dinner menu (Saturday only) All events limited to 28 people. reservation only. ™ Please call us at 613 476 or information or to confirm your table.