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The Children's Trio won by °° Oscar : [BoREuAN a3 presents A drama by Arthur Miller Directed by Bill Walker February 22, 23, 24, and March 1, 2, 3, 2001 at 8:00 pm. Sunday February 25 matinee at 2:00 pm. All performances at the Chalmers Canadian play award in Theatre for Young Audiences for the Production they will be 2000 Town Hall 1873 Port Perry Tickets $15. at Henshall's Clothiers 985-1965 LINDSAY ACADIN @ LHI. performing here at Uxbridge. The group is in the middle of a touring schedule that has played to enthusiastic audiences throughout the province. The Children's Trio is represented by Prologue To The Performing Arts, a charitable organization dedicated to bringing the performing arts to young people. The Happy Prince will be performed at the Uxbridge Music Hall on Sunday, Feb. 18 at 2 p.m. Passports for the remaining two programs in the Kidsbridge Way Cool Winter 2001 series cost $15. They provide admis- sion to both The Happy Prince, and to Mortal Coil, a touring company from British Columbia and will be performing "If a Tree Falls" on May 6 at the Music Hall. Tickets to single shows are available for $10 at Blue Heron Books, Presents Presents Presents, or at the door.The new and exciting VIRE 7-S88-(H) 38 ACES Ne ck Out TS Xr NT ES NE NG Sai Ca ee Nominations being accepted for 'Arts Person of the Year' The Town of Lindsay is looking for an "Arts Person of the Year" to receive The Dennis Sweeting Award. The Academy Theatre Foundation and the Kawartha Lakes Summer Playhouse are proud to offer annual recognition to an individual or group whose involvement in the arts has had a significant impact on the community. Eligibility: 'a Individuals receiving the award must have been a resident of the Town of Lindsay during the time of the accom- plishment. However, artists temporarily located outside the city may be nomi- nated for this award. 0 Groups must be operated as a Lindsay organization. The majority of group members must be residents of Lindsay. If the group is selected for an award, non-resident group members will be recognized for their contribution. Q Artists receiving financial remunera- tion qualify for this award. Management staff receiving financial remuneration do not qualify. a Accomplishments must have been made within one year prior to the nomi- nation deadline. Late nominations will not be recognized. a For the purpose of this award, the arts are defined in four categories: A. Performing Arts - e.g. Dance, Drama, Music. B. Visual Arts - e.g. Painting, Sculpting, and Photography. C. Media Arts - e.g. Film, Television and Literature. D. Creative Arts - e.g. Crafts, hobbies and other media. Nominations are also being accepted for the Sweeting Award for Arts Legacy. This award will recognize individuals whose contribution to the Arts in the Town of Lindsay has been significant over a period of 10 years or more. The successful recipient will have made a noteworthy contribution to the estab- lishment of a vibrant arts community in the Town of Lindsay. Successful candi- dates must have been a resident in the Town of Lindsay during the time of their distinguished service. Nomination deadline is Tuesday, Feb. 20 at the Academy Theatre. Nomination forms are available at the Academy Theatre, Library and City Hall. AAR FRIES. J HY roel, Triskelion to play Crombie Theatre string trio "Triskelion" will perform in Lindsay on Saturday, Feb. 17 at 8 p.m. at the Glenn Crombie Theatre on the Lindsay campus of Sir Sandford Fleming College. This will be the fourth concert in the Lindsay Concert Foundation's 2000-2001 series. Triskelion consists of three of Canada's leading musicians, Martin Beaver, violin, David Harding, viola, and Bryan Epperson, cello. Although each mem- ber of Triskelion has his February OSHAWA'S LARGEST INTERNATIONAL PSYCHIC FAIR Books. is. % FREE. LECTURES TREATY Kinsmen Club 109 Colborne W RIS METEMIIETR - www.PsychicExpos.com for FREE stuff! ooking for own solo career, they enjoy their collaboration, and audiences and critics have welcomed the appearance of this new group on the concert stage. They have recorded for the CBC's Musica Viva label, and have performed in concert with John Kimura Parker and Andre Laplante. Triskelion has already become noted for its chal- lenging yet enjoyable repertoire. At their Lindsay concert they will play works by Dohnanyi, Mozart and Canadian composer Gary Kulesha. Lindsay is fortunate to be able to attract musicians of this calibre, and members of the audience can be assured of an enjoyable evening. The concert is on Saturday, Feb. 17 at 8 p.m. in the Glenn Crombie Theatre. Single tickets will be available at the door - adults $20; students $10. 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