Black Theatre Workshop
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(Lucinda Davis and Dave LaPommeray in Harlem Duet by Djanet Sears)

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Donate to BTW’s 42nd Season!


Give a gift to BTW this holiday season and help us continue to create great theatre!

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DONATE: http://www.canadahelps.org/CharityProfilePage.aspx?charityID=s89886

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Why you should donate to our School Tour?

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Black Theatre Workshop’s Annual School tour tours 30-40 schools across Montreal and Quebec City, and reaches approximately 12,000 youth every February during Black History Month. The plays presented are predominately by playwrights of African descent, and tell stories that reflect Black culture and expose youth to theatre at a young age.
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About When Elephant was King

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Feeling as though life is out of control, personal tragedy forces Tembo into the land where stories come to die. Inspired by the great story about a time when elephant was king, Tembo sets out on a remarkable journey – a journey to piece fragments of the past together and to help transform the land into a place where stories will always be remembered.

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Where your money will go:

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$25 + Student Study Guide – Helping us create an in depth guide of the play for students

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$50 + Transportation – Giving us the ability to travel to more schools and community centres across Montreal.

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$150 + Set and Costumes for the show – what is a show without beautiful sets and costumes for our youth to admire? your donation will help us achieve this.

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$250+ The ability to expand our tour to more schools,and community centres through advertisements, marketing and PR – this contribution will allow us to achieve our goal of making more people aware of Black Theatre Workshop and our Black History Month School Tour.

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$500 + This contribution will help us subsidize schools and community centres who would otherwise have not been able to afford our school tour fee. (We already have a number of schools who are waiting for contributors).

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