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caption:Ryan Seeley, left, Marc Richler and Brian Crosby perform in the recent Remain in Light theatre street performance of Waiting for Godot on Danforth Avenue. The performance promotes the show at the Papermill Theatre until Sept. 6.
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caption:Punk band Fidget performs at the BIG on Bloor festival June 21.
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caption:The Diva Moms and the 3 Dads performed June 14 to a crowd of several hundred in the auditorium of John English School, with proceeds going to the school's Healthy Bites Lunch Program.
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caption:Dancers get ready backstage before Vasanth Taal at the St. Columba and All Hallows Church May 24. The evening featured a performance by the Gunaseelan Dance Company.
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caption:Sara Montalba, Jennifer Dang, Sandra Mateiya, Nusa Fransico, Mimi Adal and Isabella Marro strike a pose during the 7th annual Stomp, an urban dance competition and showcase held recently at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre.
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The centre's workshop series covers topics from tapping into creativity, understanding health matters and dealing with debt to overcoming anger.
The first workshop in the fall schedule is slated for Sept. 23. Entitled Reinvent Your Life, the workshop will lead participants toward a new way of thinking that will challenge long-standing self-concepts and how to use the power of intuition to reach financial, creative and spiritual goals.
Led by author and dream expert Darlene Montgomery, the session will take place at the centre at 2100 Ellesmere Rd., Suite 245, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The cost is $5.
Pre-registration is required and subsidies are also available for women of limited income.
For more information on this and the rest of the series visit www.scarboroughwomenscentre.ca or call 416-439-7111.
The group is preparing to stage a reading performance in honour of Holocaust Remembrance Week.
Written by Marion Andrew and directed by Mario D'Alimonte, The Sand requires six male roles and four female roles. The auditions take place on Wednesday, Sept. 17 and Thursday, Sept. 18 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Temple Sinai Congregation, 210 Wilson Ave.
Those interested in auditioning must register to secure a spot by calling Roselle at 416-633-2057 or Morris at 416-785-0344.
The event will feature young performers between the ages four to 12, with competition in a number of age categories.
Local youngsters auditioned earlier this summer for the chance to display their talents in the Primary Category (ages four to six); the Junior Category (ages seven to nine) and the Intermediate Category (ages 10 to 12) at this Saturday's show.
One child in each category will have a chance to win a $200 educational savings bond, and every contestant will receive a small gift courtesy of Woodside Square.
The Talent Show will take place from noon to 3 p.m. at the centre court in Woodside Square.
The shopping centre is located at 1571 Sandhurst Circle, in the McCowan Road and Finch Avenue area.
