Computer theft baffles local theatre company
The theft really doesn’t make any sense. There was more expensive equipment someone could have made off with...
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Arab-Canadian experience explored in two neXt Company Theatre productions
Khalida, a neXt Company Theatre production dealing with the experience of an Arab man living in Canada, will run at the Sullivan-Mahoney Theatre in St. Catharines, ON, from Tuesday Feb 26th and run to Saturday March 2nd.
neXt Receives OAC Grant
neXt Company Theatre has been awarded a Theatre Projects Production grant to assist in the staging of our upcoming show, Khalida.
Open Studio Discussion a Successful Launch of the 2012-13 Season
On the evening of Wednesday, November 21st, a group of artists, thinkers and community members met at Mahtay Café in St Catharines to launch NeXt Company Theatre's season of work related to the Arab Spring.
Flashmob Drums Up Surprise
A percussive surprise prompted regional council to deliver a standing ovation Thursday night.
Spontaneous Moment of Culture in Pelham
- Sarah Murrell, The VOICE of Pelham. A spontaneous moment of culture in Pelham last Thursday had hundreds of origami birds and flowers fluttering from the branches of trees in Peace Park.
neXt Meets With UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food
On May 9, 2012, neXt Company Theatre was invited to a civil society meeting on migrant workers with Olivier de Schuter, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food. The meeting, which Karrie Porter attended on behalf of neXt, was part of his 11-day mission to Canada, his first to a developed country.
neXt Makes $1500 Donation to Educational Award Fund
neXt Board Members present a cheque for $1500 to the Migrant Workers Educational Fund.
Brand New All-Star Cast for neXt Company Theatre's Rocky Horror Show
Fans of Richard O'Brien's 1973 Rocky Horror Show will know the importance of having a 'Janet' who can belt out a great tune, and a 'Rocky' with great abs.
Production Celebrates Migrant Farm Workers
It wasn't easy to convince many of the migrant workers in Niagara to speak about their experiences working in the community, Brock University professor David Fancy said.
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Computer theft baffles local theatre company
Feb 28th, 2013
The theft really doesn’t make any sense. There was more expensive equipment someone could have made off with...
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