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Lorraine
Kimsa Theatre for Young People presents
Andy Massingham's Rough House
April 8 - 20 |
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 LKTYP is proud to present Andy Massingham's Rough House, a rollercoaster ride of
mime, slapstick and extreme physicality. Andy Massingham uses his tremendous physical
talents to tell a story of falling down and rising up again. Rough House is suitable for
all ages.
Rough House will be performed on stage
from April 8 to April 20, 2008 at the Lorraine Kimsa Theatre for Young People on 165 Front
St. E., Toronto. |
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CN Tower Presents Enhanced
Elevator with Glass Floor Panels |
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| Lifting off April 9, 2008, the CN Tower
introduces North America's first and the world's highest glass floor paneled elevator as
one of its glass-fronted elevators. It will offer a thrilling new perspective on the view
346m (1,136 ft) straight down. The new elevator
will be available beginning 11 a.m. on April 9, 2008 as part of the CN Tower's do-it-all
ticket the Total Tower experience. The Total Tower is the CN Tower's best value ticket and
includes Look Out, Glass Floor and Sky Pod Observation Levels, Film, and Motion Theatre
Ride.
Much like the Tower's Glass Floor, the new glass panels
are five times stronger than the weight-bearing requirement for the elevator floor. |
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Lorraine
Kimsa Theatre for Young People presents
Dead Ahead by Edward Roy
April 28 - May 16 |
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 Toronto's
Topological Theatre for teen audiences gears up for the world premiere of Dead Ahead
– a new work from award-winning playwright Edward Roy, produced in partnership with
Lorraine Kimsa Theatre for Young People (LKTYP). Presented
in a unique 'video game' format, Dead Ahead is a fast-paced work that explores the timely
issue of teen violence and peer pressure within group dynamics. It also questions,
thematically, whether popular video games de-sensitize gamers to acts of violence. Dead
Ahead will be presented in LKTYP's Nathan Cohen Studio from April 28 to May 16. It Opens
April 30 at 7 p.m., with a Media Matinee at 10:30 a.m. at the Lorraine Kimsa Theatre for
Young People, 165 Front St. E., Toronto. |
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