Attention all thespians! The Revelstoke Theatre Company is holding its first script-reading night this Sunday, November 8, Castle Joe Books starting at 7 pm.
Wait a minute! What’s a script reading?
“We get together and read a script,” Darren McKay said in an e-mail to The Current. “This is a casual gathering, we will assign roles and just have a ton of fun reading through a play. If you just want to sit and listen that’s fine to! This is not an audition! As a matter of fact, since this is just a read-through so there is no limit on what roles you can take. Feel like being completely out of character or playing a role that’s 30 years older then you?”
Carmen Dick: Feminist Private Eye by Brian E. Rochlin (Ten Minute Plays) and 7 Stories by Morris Panych. Scripts will be provided.
The Safe Spaces Society is holding its first-ever annual general meeting (AGM) on Monday, November 16, at the Community Centre starting at 7 pm.
“AGMs are intended to be a ‘recap’ of the last year (as opposed to a regular monthly business meeting) and usually not very long,” Chairman Martin Ralph said in an e-mail to The Revelstoke Current. “A good AGM should not be very long, unless there are lots of new members or questions.”
The society was founded last year to help ensure that our community remains a welcoming and tolerant society.
Please click here to read the agenda.
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Christmas is coming early this year at the Revelstoke Railway Museum with a special celebration trackside for children.
The Children’s Trackside Christmas is to be held on Saturday, November 28, and carry a Polar Express theme.
A statement from the museum said that between 12:30 and 3 pm there will be special crafts, games, cookie decorating and a special visit from Santa, himself.
The whimsical annual party will also feature a scavenger and the Revelstoke Model Railroad Club’s fantastic model. Seasonal refreshments and other fun events will round out the afternoon and should appeal to kids of all ages.
Children are only $5 each and must be accompanied by an adult. Admission for adults is by donation.
While on site, be sure to ask about our the new exhibits and how to get involved in the museum through volunteer, membership, and event opportunities.
For more information or to register please call 250-837-6060 or email railway@telus.net.
Please click here to view the poster.
