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* * * at the GCTC December 7 to 21, 2O23 * * *
additional performance sponsored by
THEATRE WAKEFIELD

Friday, December 22, 2023
Centre Wakefield La Peche 38, ch de la Vallee de Wakefield, Wakefield, Quebec

GCTC TICKETS

 children: $10
WAKEFIELD TICKETS

     Holiday time: so many traditions! Gather with Bear & Co. to celebrate the joys of midwinter festivals.
     Dylan Thomas transports us to the snow-blanketed seaside Welsh town where he was born. Nicholas D. Amott and Rachel Eugster bring his rough-and-tumble characters to life, share their own memories, and send your spirits soaring with midwinter harmonies. Join us for candle-lighting and stories, and a sweet carol sing-along.
     Whether your December is never complete without hearing this story, or whether this will be your first experience of Thomas’s lyrical classic, this is for you.
     Come share a warm hug of a show. And build your Christmas memories all over again.

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photo by Chelsey Fawcett

This is a Canadian Actors' Equity Association production under the Artists' Collective Policy.

A sneak peek at Bear's spring show at The Gladstone!
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Director: Eleanor Crowder
Ensemble: Hugh Neilson, Beverley Wolfe, and Rachel Eugster

The Children by Lucy Kirkwood provokes and intrigues.
There has been an accident at a nearby nuclear plant. In the recovery, three friends confront an impossible question: What is the cost of love?
“Somewhat menacing, and often funny.” –Time Out London
“Tantalisingly hard to define: it is about aging and responsibility.” –Time Out London
TICKETS FOR THE CHILDREN