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After Liverpool is a Young People's Theatre play for young adults that runs tomorrow and Saturday, 8 and 10 p
After Liverpool is a Young People's Theatre play for young adults that runs tomorrow and Saturday, 8 and 10 p

After Liverpool is a Young People's Theatre play for young adults that runs tomorrow and Saturday, 8 and 10 p

Date6/2/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: After Liverpool is a Young People's Theatre play for young adults that runs tomorrow and Saturday; 8 and 10 p.m. Showing ways of communicating are (left to right) actors Linda Cooke; Ronda Crowdis; Fannie Pedias; David Warry-Smith; Eric Weinthal and Jeff Stal.Tickets $2. At the theatre's Nathan Cohen Studio; 165 Front St. E. 864-9732.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103147F
Many lives: A Gift To Last, which officially opens at Young People's Theatre Wednesday, stars left to right, Toby Proctor, Victor Young and Cynthia Dale
Many lives: A Gift To Last, which officially opens at Young People's Theatre Wednesday, stars left to right, Toby Proctor, Victor Young and Cynthia Dale
12/3/1986
Black Box Theatre was introduced to Canada by Mikulus Kravjansky, who is directing the Young People's Theatre production of Joey the Clown playing at (...)
Black Box Theatre was introduced to Canada by Mikulus Kravjansky, who is directing the Young People's Theatre production of Joey the Clown playing at (...)
12/17/1976
L-R Patricia Robitaille, Don McKellar (Everyman) and Michelle Griffith in Young People's Theatre production of Everyman, a Summer Theatre Camp presentation
L-R Patricia Robitaille, Don McKellar (Everyman) and Michelle Griffith in Young People's Theatre production of Everyman, a Summer Theatre Camp presentation
8/1/1980
Aaaargh. It's the Curse of The Werewolf for victim Bonnie Campbell as she's attacked by a hairy suitor at the Young People's Theatre 165 Front St. E. (...)
Aaaargh. It's the Curse of The Werewolf for victim Bonnie Campbell as she's attacked by a hairy suitor at the Young People's Theatre 165 Front St. E. (...)
4/17/1979
Young people's theatre's new complex on Front St
Young people's theatre's new complex on Front St
12/22/1977
(L to R) Princess Daphne (Pamela Redfern), Old Queen Cole (Heather Ritchie) and Old King Cole (Bob Martyn) at Young People's Theatre
(L to R) Princess Daphne (Pamela Redfern), Old Queen Cole (Heather Ritchie) and Old King Cole (Bob Martyn) at Young People's Theatre
11/25/1980
Lunch hour demonstration protests Metro's new airport, Adults and young people carried placards in the latest of a series of demonstrations against c(...)
Lunch hour demonstration protests Metro's new airport, Adults and young people carried placards in the latest of a series of demonstrations against c(...)
7/4/1972
Mary Ann McDonald: The actress who plays Princess Flavia in The Prisoner of Zenda at Young People's Theatre, April 19 to May 15, scored 14 out of 15
Mary Ann McDonald: The actress who plays Princess Flavia in The Prisoner of Zenda at Young People's Theatre, April 19 to May 15, scored 14 out of 15
4/19/1983
Winning playwright James Reaney and Susan Rubes, artistic director and founder of Young People's Theatre, chat at presentations of Chalmers Play Award(...)
Winning playwright James Reaney and Susan Rubes, artistic director and founder of Young People's Theatre, chat at presentations of Chalmers Play Award(...)
1/27/1975
Throne speeches are for adults to worry about, Premier William Davis's young daughter Meg became interested in other things. Her mother (left) follows(...)
Throne speeches are for adults to worry about, Premier William Davis's young daughter Meg became interested in other things. Her mother (left) follows(...)
2/29/1972
Group of young adults, possibly connected with Kew Beach Presbyterian Church, Toronto, Ontario.
Group of young adults, possibly connected with Kew Beach Presbyterian Church, Toronto, Ontario.
1911
The Queen smiles at children and adults while she tours the reconstructed Acadian village at Mount Carmel, P
The Queen smiles at children and adults while she tours the reconstructed Acadian village at Mount Carmel, P
7/2/1973