Black and White: Some Like it Hot coming on April 24, 2010
On the evening of April 24th, 2010, Two Planks and a Passion Theatre Company will once again be creating a gala celebrating the golden era of Hollywood at the Ross Creek Centre for the Arts.
Black and White: Some Like it Hot is an exciting and popular event which will raise funds for our upcoming Theatre Off The Grid summer production of The Crucible by Arthur Miller.
Our event will feature a delicious meal prepared by our Chef (see menu below).
The evening will also feature live music, special surprises and an auction of fine art and adventures. Art for our auction will be displayed in the Ross Creek Centre’s RBC gallery, while the major studios of the Ross Creek Centre will be magically transformed into a Ballroom, Cinema, and a beautiful dining room for 120.
Tickets are $75 each and a table of eight is $550. Seating is limited –this event sells out in advance. A partial tax receipt will be issued to all purchasers. Black and White semi-formal wear encouraged. Doors and Bar open for viewing at 5:30 p.m. Dinner is served at 6:30 p.m.
Please contact us to reserve your tickets at mail@twoplanks.ca or call 902.582.3073.
Menu
Sweet Red Cabbage Salad
Mixed Green Salad
Grilled Wild Boar in a Fig and Pearl Onion Reduction
Chai Poached Salmon in a Sweet Bourbon Sauce
Greek Style Zucchini Casserole
Tiramisu
Coffee and Tea
Cash Bar
Alternate items for special dietary needs can be accommodated, please ask when booking tickets.
For directions to the Ross Creek Centre, please call or visit http://www.artscentre.ca/about/directions.html
TWO PLANKS AND A PASSION THEATRE
Box 190, 555 Ross Creek Rd Canning, Nova Scotia
Canada B0P 1H0
Phone: 902.582.3842 Fax: 902.582.7943
mail@twoplanks.ca
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The Ross Creek Centre for the Arts is a multi disciplinary arts education and development centre based on 186 acres of farm and forest in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley. Our facilities and programs are designed to serve the artistic and cultural communities of Nova Scotia, of Canada, and of the world, with a focus on professional artist development, youth education and Aboriginal arts programming. For more information, click here |
