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Presentation House Re-Launch Party

Oct 6, 2005

By Catherine Barr

 

North Vancouver's Presentation House has always been known for its fabulously intimate setting and professional productions. But last week, the small playhouse made a major announcement about some big plans for the future. For the first time in 10 years, Presentation House will take artistic charge of its own programming and aim for the stars. "In doing so, Presentation House is climbing out on an artistic and financial limb to mount its own season of professional theatre productions -- a first on Vancouver's North Shore," states publicist Ken Mazer. To celebrate, a special "Manhattan" reception was held at the Delta Vancouver Suites last Thursday.


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Presentation House managing director Brenda Leadlay (centre) welcomed North Van finance gals Nicole Poirier (left) and Debbie Cameron to the reception.
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North Van's Stewart Donovan (left), talked about the new changes with publicist Ken Mazer.
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Local legend and actor Anne Marsh (left) will play the role of the maid to fellow actor Jane Noble's character, Judith Bliss, in the Noel Coward play "Hayfever". Look for this terribly talented twosome on stage this coming January.
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Toby Berner (left) will appear on stage this October in the play "Life Skills" while Niki Brown will wait for the new year and her debut in "Hayfever".
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Local playwright David King is a true delight to talk to. His "Life Skills" is a comedy said to be for anyone who has ever been in a "challenging relationship". It will open on October 20.

 

     
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