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"We have had a wonderful response from the City â€" they have given us the Button Factory at a very reasonable price, and we‘re now actually an affiliate of the City of Waterloo," Evans says. "And we have got much support from a lot of local residents. We had a silent auction, most of which was donated by Designs by Douglas (owned by Lisabeth Lawsonâ€" Douglas). Mavis Theatrical has been very'fiood to us as well. And we‘re on very good terms with Kâ€"W Litâ€" tle Theatre, and are using their premises for our office space.." _ Union Theatre tle Theatre, and are using their premises for our _ Those interested in reserving tickets or in finanâ€" office space.." cially sponsoring Union Theatre Waterloo may call Evans says Union Theatre Waterloo‘s inaugural _ 747â€"2108. Ticket can also be purchased at Ticketâ€" program is intentionally eclectic so as not to cater _ Master outlets ($1 surcharge applies). e o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0 0 0 0 0o o ®) Lcuicaster house Cabtern NA 574 Lancaster St., West DEC. 25â€"JAN.8 SKY Mon. DEC. 26 Tue. Thu. DEC. 29, Sac. DEC 31 Mon. JAN 2.. Sat. . JAN 7. 11:30AM.__ 2 30PM___. mt s morl: e svess hok sonad _ 350700 _ 700M ALL SEATS RESERVED + PRICE INCLUDES TAX b..c.mmmmmmen $12.50 â€" $17.00 . $23.50 Sun. DEC. 25 * 7:00 PM FAMILY NIGHT SAVE $4 on au. TickEts! _(Excludes Rinkside Seats) Courtesy of _ _ (Excludes Rinkside "WC-M""’;{V THE TORONTO SUN/CFTOâ€" TORONTO‘S HOLIDAY TRADITION! FA .. 11:00AM¢ ....: FREE PARTY , ROOM for 50 to 175 People I‘A\"\_' & ue {KIDS SAVE $2.50 ON TICKETS FOR KIDS UNDER 121 (Excludes Rinkside Seats) Courtesy of PIZZA PIZZA _ Thu. JAN. 5 *« 7:30 PM SPECIAL SHOWâ€"SAVE $3 ON ALL TICKETS! _ (Encludes Rinkside â€"â€" Seats) Counesy of CHCH TV _ Information: (416) 870â€"8000 Group Rates: (416) 341â€"2255 wmmzo) 743â€"4331 solely to the alternative arts community or to comâ€" mercial theatre enthusiasts. The season opens Jan 25 with Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris, a revue ieamgf songs such as Carousel, Amsterdam, The Old Folks and Marieke. This production runs through Feb. 5 The company‘s second production will be Stairâ€" case, a somew{rat controversial but powerful and touching play about "two seedy hair stylists on their day off". Staircase, which Evans will star in, runs Feb. 22 through Mar. 5. Evans and Lancaster had advertised A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline as their third production, but since they couldn‘t obtain to the rights, they‘ve opted to do Patsy Cline: Sweet Dreams instead. That show, also a musical revue, opens March 29 and runs through AE"il 9. The fourth production, Duet For One, opens April 26 and runs through May 7. By Tom Kempinski, this is the moving story of a famous concert violinist who is forced to retire from the stage after being stricken with multiple sclerosis. The final production of the season, Resort To Murâ€" der, is a new work being written (it‘s still in the works) by Marcia Kash and Doug Hughes. In popuâ€" lar Agatha Christie fashion, the murder mystery promises loads of "suspense, screams, gunshots and tension." Presented in the intimacy of SKYTENT Y Eper # TICKETMASTER BOX OFFICE AT SKYDOME (no service charge) * All AMER@ZRED. outiets (service charge of $2.00 per ticket) * CHARGE BY PHONE: (416) 870â€"8000 TX / "’Ost roh:q,”'.c Story, 112_ (service charge of $2.25 per ticket, Sll:’qu:’ Tues.â€"Wed. 10amâ€"11pm Thurs.â€"Sat. 10amâ€"midnight Sunday 10amâ€"4pm 30 William St. West Waterloo ;Wone < New Winter Menu Espresso, Cappuccino, Definitely Dessert! 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