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Pinetree Players

Canmore, Alberta, CanadaCA743341471RR0001Culture and arts
LocationCanmore, Alberta, Canada
RegisterCA743341471RR0001
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In 2024 Pine Tree Players performed five productions with a total attendance of 2 272 with a 58% attendance on average across the following productions: Little Shop of Horrors was performed at the Canmore Miners' Union Hall April 17-27 2024. The Ballad of Georges Boivin by M

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In 2024 Pine Tree Players performed five productions with a total attendance of 2 272 with a 58% attendance on average across the following productions: Little Shop of Horrors was performed at the Canmore Miners' Union Hall April 17-27 2024. The Ballad of Georges Boivin by Martin Bellemare a co-production with Lunchbox Theatre was performed at the Canmore Miners' Union Hall May 8-11 2024. Seminar was performed at the Canmore Miners' Union Hall Nov 13-23 2024. The Canmore Summer Theatre Festival a ten-day two-show outdoor repertory theatre festival in which theatre professionals and volunteer community members share the stage. In 2024 the Festival included performances of Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy by Kate Hamill based on the novel by Bram Stoker directed by Shelby Reinitz and The Snow Queen by Charles Way based on the story by Hans Christian Andersen directed by Kelsey James. The Festival provided multiple benefits to the community: Community connection through the arts - The 2024 Festival gave 51 community members of all ages (with an average of 50% youth participation in the cast) a chance to collaborate learn explore and grow through the arts. Quality employment for local artists - The Festival engaged 12 emerging and professional theatre artists paying them $22 400. This is a significant investment in the arts community particularly for a small town like Canmore. Stimulate economic activity - The Festival is committed to supporting local business. Pine Tree Players spent $11 055 on goods and services from Bow Valley-based businesses. Mentorship for local youth and emerging artists - By engaging professional theatre artists the Festival provided local youth who are considering a career in the arts the opportunity to learn from emerging theatre professionals who are currently pursuing the same goals. In our post-production survey 87% of participants said they learned something new and 100% of participants said that they ‘Always

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Organisation namePinetree Players
Registration numberCA743341471RR0001
Registration statusRegistered
CountryCanada
City / RegionCanmore, Alberta

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