Colin Mochrie, of Who's Line Is It Anyway fame, and his wife Deb McGrath, will perform at Professional Live Arts for Youth's (PLAY) anniversary fundraiser next month in PoCo.
They'll perform with PLAY staff for their first annual event, Time to PLAY, on April 9, celebrating the accomplishments of the new arts company dedicated to providing professional and affordable arts programming for children and youth throughout the Lower Mainland.
PLAY provides three after-school programs in PoCo and Coquitlam, as well as classes in Burnaby and Langley. This summer there will be summer theatre intensives at the Terry Fox Theatre in PoCo and Langley, comic book writing in North Vancouver, creative movement storytelling in East Vancouver/Burnaby and more. The goal is to provide affordable arts programming to children and youth where they need it.
Time to PLAY is at the Terry Fox Theatre April 9 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $50 (general) or $75 (VIP admission includes prime seating and a meet-and-greet after the show), available at www.professionalliveartsforyouth.ca or 604-612-9713.
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