The Guild will be CLOSED on September 30th. We take this day to pay our respect to Indigenous peoples and think about the devastating impacts of residential schools.
https://www.cbc.ca/…/pei-national-day-of-truth-and…
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New Classes Under the Umbrella
Did you know? Dance Umbrella has added lots of NEW classes this year, including:
My Parent & Me (ages 18 mo-3 years) Musical Theatre (ages 6-7) Inclusive Dance (ages 6-18) Acro/Conditioning (ages 11+) Teen Workshop (ages 12+) Yoga (ages 12+) Beginner Adult Ballet (ages 18+) Beginner/Intermediate Adult Dance Workshop (ages 18+)
New students welcome! See the complete list of classes, and get registered at: https://confederationcentre.com/arts…/dance-umbrella/
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Vote for the Arts
Confederation Centre of the Arts is the province’s leader in performing arts, visual arts, arts education, and heritage programming.
Through the arts we help thousands of Islanders and visitors alike gain a deeper understanding of the origins and evolution of our country, and what it means to be Canadian today.
Now is the time to remind candidates from all parties just how important the Centre is to the province and to the country! 
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Casting Update at the Watermark
Casting Update – Cottagers and Indians
Geneviève Steele to play the part of Maureen Poole
Geneviève is thrilled to be joining the wonderful team of Cottagers and Indians and grateful for the opportunity to return to beautiful PEI/Epekwitk. Most recently she reprised the role of Sissy in Half-Cracked at Ship’s Company Theatre. Other theatre highlights include Calendar Girls, Snake in the Grass, Rabbit Hole (Neptune Theatre), Venus in Fur, Skylight, Molly’s Veil, and Educating Rita (Festival Antigonish) Uncle Vanya, Animal Farm, Pélagie (Two Planks and a Passion), The Overcoat, Twelfth Night (Canadian Stage Company) and The Birds and the Bees (Victoria Playhouse). Geneviève lives in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia with her husband, singer/songwriter Ian Sherwood, and their two girls. Special thanks to them, and thanks to you for supporting the theatre.
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The Guild is Hiring
Have you heard? THE GUILD IS HIRING!
We are currently looking for an organized, enthusiastic individual to join our team in the role of Part-Time Front-of-House Manager to ensure the success of our theatre, gallery events, and event staff.
Managers are responsible for the day-to-day operation and management of the reception, gallery and seating area of our theatre.
They are responsible for supervising the Front of House staff, assisting and answering questions if needed, and providing and warm and positive presence in the building.
Applicants should be comfortable working in a theatrical setting, with most shows operating on evenings and weekends.
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Keeping It Going
50/50 Draw – Extended to September 30thPlay our online 50/50 Draw now running until September 30th to help raise funds for Watermark Theatre’s 2021 Summer Season. Must be a resident of PEI and 19+ years old. Buy one for $5 or three for $10.Support our 2021 Summer Season by playing here:https://www.acechaser.com/show/2920or Call 902-963-3963.
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Singing With Singh
The Guild had so much fun hosting an impromptu outdoor meet-and-greet with NDP leader Jagmeet Singh and members of the PEI community. The Guild – Where Community Happens. Canada’s NDP / Le NPD du Canada NDP PEI Downtown Charlottetown Inc. Jagmeet Singh Alanna Jankov Geordie Brown
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Settling Down the Settlers
2020’s Pounding the Pavement performer, Julie Bull, has a really cool project in the works! Fire Rory an email rorystrongman@gmail.com if you’re able to help out!!
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Save the Date
New Dates – Cottagers and Indians
Due to an unforeseen scheduling conflict, the Watermark Theatre’s production of Cottagers and Indians by Drew Hayden Taylor will now take place from September 8th to 25th, 2021.
Please change dates in all listings.
For more information please contact Lara Dias at 902-963-3963 or admin@watermarktheatre.com
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Our Apologies
We are so disappointed to have to cancel tonight’s performance of The River Clyde Pageant – our first cancellation in our five year history! We are so sorry to the audiences who missed out on tonight’s show. We wish we could accommodate everyone, but also must adhere to current guidelines for outdoor gatherings on PEI. Thank you to everyone for your understanding. Here’s to clearer skies tomorrow!
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