NOW FOR SENIORS
A PLAY READING SERIES
We invite North Bay Seniors (55+) to join us gathering together once a month to casually read a play together, with an opportunity to chat and enjoy refreshments afterwards. No experience necessary! And no lines to memorize!
When
Thursday mornings at 9 am (once a month):
Thursday, September 22, 2022 [Play: Jitters, by David French]
Thursday, October 20, 2022
Thursday, November 24, 2022
Thursday, December 15, 2022
Location
Trinity United Church (side door) in the Fireside Room
111 McIntyre St E North Bay, P1B1C5
For more info, email Guildpresidentgtg@gmail.com
This initiative is being held by Guild Director, Loretta Di Eugenio and President, Dr Paul Monaghan. We are grateful for the valued support of Trinity United Church and the City of North Bay.
UPDATES
JOIN THE 75TH BIG BASH PLANNING COMMITTEE
In 2023, we will celebrate our 75th birthday, and we intend to do it in style! The whole year will be an ongoing celebration, but there will also be specific events – such as the Exhibition at the North Bay Museum – to celebrate the company and its history. A feature of the celebrations will be a Big Bash on a date to be announced. If you are interested, email Paul: presidentgtg@gmail.com
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CALL FOR DIRECTORS &
PLAY READERS
We are planning a series of casual play readings with diverse cohorts of older adults (both long-time residents and new arrivals) with the aim of reducing the sense of isolation experienced by many
seniors in their daily lives, promoting intellectual stimulation, social
engagement, interaction and general well-being. If you are interested in helping with this initiative, or if you are interested in directing a performance for the 2022/2023 season, email Paul: presidentgtg@gmail.com
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HELP WITH OUR COSTUME COLLECTION
Earlier this year we received a generous donation of around 60 boxes of costumes from Theatre Cambrian in Sudbury. We also recently received a very kind donation – and purchased some other valuable items – from Unforgettable, who recently closed its doors. There are still a lot of boxes to sort through and a lot of delicate hand-washing to do. We need your help! If you are interested, email Kim: kimpossiblec@hotmail.ca