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Now Playing - Lost in Yonkers
Lost in Yonkers is a 1991 Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Neil Simon. The Broadway production opened on February 21, 1991 at the Richard Rodgers Theatre, where it ran for 780 performances. The New York Post declared it "the best play Simon ever wrote." More about this production> |
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A Good Old Fashioned "Kitchen Party"!
Join us on February 18th, following the performance of Translations, for an OLT "Kitchen Party" featuring live Irish music, cash bar and munchies. Brought to you by the NCC, Downtown Rideau BIA, Tara Players and OLT, this special event is terrific way to celebrate Winterlude, while at the same time...staying warm! There is no charge for this event other than the ticket for the show. The party kicks off immediatly following curtain on Saturday, February 18th. More about the Chill Factor Special Events> |
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March Break Drama Camp at OLT
March Break Drama Camp for kids 9-12 years of age.
In this introduction to acting, children work on a short, scripted piece of theatre, then perform it on Ottawa Little Theatre’s main stage for an audience of friends and family. The focus of the week is on acting, but participants will also learn about other exciting areas of theatre production. Let your child experience the fun and enthralling world of live theatre this March! More about March Break Drama Camps at OLT> |
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Actor’s Tool Kit – Movement Workshop
One of an actor's primary tools from their tool kit for communicating character is with their body, yet the development of this crucial tool is often overlooked. In this workshop, participants will have the opportunity to explore how to use the body more effectively in performance. This workshop will be an asset for beginners to even the most experienced of actors. The work will be challenging but not beyond the capacity of any reasonably fit person. It will also be a lot of fun, so come prepared to laugh.. More about this Workshop> |
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OLT's 100th Season Announced!
The 100th Season was announced at OLT's AGM on Sunday, December 4th. Each play in the 100th Season, a 10 play season, represents a decade of OLT's history and the very best of that decade. From Noel Coward to Agatha Christie, OLT's 100th Season promises to be a terrific celebration of theatre. More about OLT’s 100th Season |
Ottawa Little Theatre greatly appreciates the support of its sponsors
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