Support ArtsVote by going to a Second City show in Toronto for only $15 on Sundays
So, you know how I loved Second City for Mayor? Well, here’s another incentive to go to it. On Sunday nights, not only are tickets only $15 each, but $5 of that will go to ArtsVote.
A bit of history from the ArtsVote website: "ArtsVote was founded in 1993 by a dedicated team of arts workers and artists, with the goal of raising awareness among the cultural community of the importance of their vote for candidates who supported the cultural sector in the city of Toronto. Through four municipal elections, beginning in 1994, ArtsVote created and distributed the excellent and effective Report Card and was instrumental in getting arts-savvy voters out to the polls. Between elections, ArtsVote organized deputations to City (& Metro) Council at budget time, encouraging councillors to continue investing in the arts community."
Keep reading for the press release with more details (including the promo code)
This is not actually a show about breakfast. It’s not really a show about food at all, although I pretty much guarantee you’ll never look at yogurt the same way again. It is a show about releasing our inhibitions, but it only partially succeeds.
Congrats Lynda, on winning a pair of tickets to tomorrow night’s performance of who knew grannie!
This dub-poetry show will be playing until April 4th, Tuesday through Saturday at 8:00 pm with a Sunday matinee at 2:00 pm . Tickets are $15 – $35 and can be purchased at TIX HUB.
For more information about this play just visit Factory Theatre or read the review by Megan Mooney.
Cheap Toronto Theatre for the Week of March 29, 2010
Feast your eyes on five eclectic Toronto theatre options – all of which cost $20 or less. This week, we suggest opera (for free!), improv at Toronto’s Bad Dog Theatre, radiant physical theatre, a coming-of-age tale and theatre about art (think thought-provoking rather than hoity-toity). Here are the dirty deets on our cheap theatre picks for the week of March 29, 2010:
This week win a chance to go see who knew grannie . A dub-poetry performance about the journey of four-cousins reunited at their grandmothers funeral by Obsidian and Factory Theatres. This show will be playing until April 4th every Tuesday through Saturday at 8:00 pm with a Sunday matinee at 2:00 pm . Tickets are $15 – $35 with available discounts for seniors, previews, students, groups, and theatre artists.
Don’t miss your chance to see this show before it closes, just email us here at contests@mooneyontheatre.com quoting the subject line who knew grannie.
For more information about this play read excerpts from the press release below or visit Factory Theatre you can also visit TIX HUB to purchase tickets. Or read the full review by Megan Mooney here.
