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Don’t miss it! Beowulf ends this week, inside and out
We are finishing our run of the critically and audience acclaimed production of Beowulf this week, with only 6 more shows. The play runs regardless of rain, with an intimate and moving inside show if necessary, and the full production outside when possible.

"stirring performance...The plot is electric...comical and forceful...” Chronicle Herald
“Beautiful performances from the 11-person cast...creatures are wrought with imagination and humour... Epic and...amazing.” - Kate Watson, The Coast

Named the critics’ pick for Canada in the Globe and Mail, this classic tale told anew finishes with shows this week  Tuesday through Saturday every night at 6 pm and a 1 pm matinee on Saturday.

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Two Planks 20th season world premiere of Beowulf
A funny, exciting and moving adaptation by Rich Chafe, the playwright who brought us our award-winning 2007 production of The Odyssey takes us on a thrilling journey full of dragons, daughters, monsters and men. Click here to see more about the show.

Two Planks takes on the bullies
With his unique form of creative empowerment, Artistic Director Ken Schwartz works with high schools around the province to give them tools to tell their stories and change lives. In its fourth year, the Positive Action Project doesn't impose a story or a point of view, but gives students the tools to tell the stories of their own schools. Click here to find out more.

The Crucible wins two Robert Merritt Awards for acting
The Crucible won two acting awards at the 2011 Robert Merritt Awards on Monday, March 28^th. John Beale for Best Supporting Actor for his moving and subtle performance as Reverend Hale, and Graham Percy for Best Actor for his triumphant portrayal of John Proctor.  We were honoured to also be nominated for: Leesa Hamilton for Costumes; Burgandy Code for Best Supporting Actress and the Crucible for Best Production (fourth nomination for this category in 4 years).

Ross Creek Centre, Theatre Off The Grid named one of Nova Scotia’s 101 “Musts”
The Ross Creek Centre and Two Planks and a Passion Theatre have been named one of the 101 things you Must do in Nova Scotia- we’re listed in Allan Lynch’s latest book Nova Scotia Book of Musts published by MacIntyre Purcell publishing.

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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