From the Warner Theatre: 'Motherhood' Streaming Begins Friday

THE 9TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL PLAYWRIGHTS
FESTIVAL VIRTUAL EVENT CONTINUES!
"Motherhood" by Lawrence Aronovitch (Ontario)
Streaming March 26-April 8, 2021

MOTHERHOOD by Lawrence Aronovitch (Ontario, Canada) will premiere 3/26 at 7:00 pm and will remain available for viewing on our YouTube channel and Facebook page until 4/8 at 11:59 pm. The production is directed by Isabel Carrington and features Caroline Ahlman, Marilyn Olsen, Tina Parziale and Kathleen Telesco. Original music by James P. Luurtsema and videography by Jeffrey B. Schlichter.

About MOTHERHOOD: After years of trying, Ruth is finally pregnant. But then she learns she has cancer. Does she treat the disease or protect her unborn child? A story about motherhood, its selflessness and selfishness, and the constantly changing relationship between parent and child.

There is no fee to watch but donations are always accepted. This virtual festival is made possible with a generous donation from The Marine Family and Thomaston Savings Bank.

Please note this production contains adult language and may not be suitable for all ages.

THE 9TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL PLAYWRIGHTS
FESTIVAL VIRTUAL EVENT CONTINUES!
"Relativity & Me" by Len Cuthbert (Ontario)
Streaming Until March 25, 2021

CLICK HERE TO READ A REVIEW OF THIS PRODUCTION.

Inspired by the 2014 disappearance of Malaysia Airlines 370 and playwright Len Cuthbert's love of physics, space and flight, RELATIVITY & ME by Len Cuthbert (Ontario, Canada) will remain available for viewing on our YouTube channel and Facebook page until 3/25 at 11:59 pm. The production is directed by Isabel Carrington and features Katie Brunetto and Emily Creighton. Original music by James P. Luurtsema and videography by Jeffrey B. Schlichter.

About RELATIVITY & ME: In a subway station, a young mother meets her great grandmother for the first time.

There is no fee to watch but donations are always accepted. This virtual festival is made possible with a generous donation from The Marine Family and Thomaston Savings Bank.

DIXIE'S HAPPY HOUR
Streaming April 3, 2021 at 7 pm

Right now, the world needs a good laugh and drinking buddy, and there’s no one more qualified for the job than Alabama’s favorite daughter, Dixie Longate – a gal who’s never too far away from a cocktail.

We are collaborating with the Palace Theater in Waterbury to bring you a brand-new streaming show, DIXIE'S HAPPY HOUR, from the creators of the smash off-Broadway tour Dixie's Tupperware Party! Please note the ticketing link will redirect you to purchase from the Palace Theater’s website.

Purchase Tickets Here!

WE'RE PARTICIPATING IN GIVE LOCAL 2021
April 20-21, 2021

We are once again participating in the fun and inspiring 36-hour online giving event known as GIVE LOCAL! Thank you to all of our generous donors who have supported us during this event in the past. We continue to stand hopeful, inspired and committed to what lies ahead for our beloved theatre. Our doors will remain closed until we can open them safely, and until then, we need your support! Funds raised during this event are stretched with bonus funds and opportunities to win cash prizes!

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SALT 2.0 HIRING NOW!
Apply Online at www.salt20togo.com

Our new neighbors at Salt 2.0 are hiring! Part-time and full-time positions are available at their new location in downtown Torrington and at Saltwater Grille in Litchfield. To learn more about positions available, and to apply, click HIRING at salt20togo.com!

ST. JOHN PAUL THE GREAT ACADEMY
"TAKE-OUT TUESDAY"
March 30, 2021 from 4-8 pm at Pizza Palace

Help support our local, family-owned restaurants and St. John Paul the Great Academy at the same time! Order out or dine-in at a participating "Take-Out Tuesday" restaurant and a portion of your purchase will be donated to the Academy.

Next Tuesday, 3/30, order dine-in or take out during 4-8 pm at Pizza Palace!

PILOBOLUS
"CONNECTING WITH BALANCE"

Connecting with Balance is a one hour workshop tailored to help people of any age reconnect with their bodies and environment. Exercises in mobility and balance will encourage participants to improve balance, think creatively, and build community through social engagement. This class is open to all levels of ability - with modifications and intensifications to meet your needs. For more info, click here!

The Warner Theatre is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Your donation is tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.