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For media inquiries, please contact Amy Leis at info@ctrlartdel.ca.

Theatre group excited for upcoming season

Eighteen months after launching a new theatre production company aiming to get more Highlands youth interested in acting, co-founders Amy Leis and Tim Nicholson feel like they’ve hit the jackpot.

Learn how to act at Ctrl-ART-Del workshop, The Highlander

Local production company Ctrl-ART-Del is offering the public the chance to peer behind the curtain and learn how to become comfortable performing on stage through a new beginners acting course launching later this week.

Haliburton theatre company Ctrl-ART-Del offering fall acting course for teens and young adults, Kawartha Now

'Contemporary Scene Study: Learn the Basics of Acting' runs over three weekends culminating in October 15 performance

Ctrl-ART-Del Theatre Company Runs Fall Acting Course For Both Teens And Adults, Muskoka411

The course is running for three weekends in Haliburton, ending with a public performance of scenes and the company’s 2024 season announcement.

Ctrl-ART-Del’s World Premiere of “Cherubs” shines!, The Minden Times

Without hoopla or fanfare, something momentous took place on March 31/April 1 at the Northern Lights Pavilion – the launch of Haliburton’s new millennial-based theatre company, Ctrl-ART-Del, its world premiere of Cherubs, a wickedly dark comedy by British playwright, Toby McShane, and the directorial debut of local veteran theatre actor and producer, Tim Nicholson.

Interview with Amy Leis, Corner of Hunter and George Podcast

Today we head out to Haliburton to meet the production manager of Ctrl-ART-Del, Amy Leis. It is an arts collective out of Haliburton that is attempting to perform modern theatre for the town.

Canadian Premiere Of Cherubs Will Be The First Show For New Theatre Company Ctrl-ART-Del, Muskoka411

Ctrl-ART-Del is calling for a theatrical refresh in Haliburton County. The new company produces contemporary theatre for adults in their late teens to forties.

Interview with Kelsey Crowe and Tim Nicholson, 93.5 The Moose FM

Rick Lowes interviews Kelsey Crowe and Tim Nicholson about Ctrl-ART-Del's upcoming production of Cherubs

New theatre company in Haliburton Highlands working to ‘reboot’ theatre for young adults, Kawartha Now

A new theatre company in Haliburton Highlands called Ctrl-ART-Del is working to “reboot” theatre for young adults, with its inaugural production — the Canadian premiere of the irreverent black comedy Cherubs — coming to the stage at the Northern Lights Performing Arts Pavilion in Haliburton on March 31 and April 1.

Ctrl-ART-Del to open theatre to young people, The Highlander

Tim Nicholson has worked in theatre in the Highlands for years. A staple with Highlands Summer Festival, and Highlands Little Theatre, Nicholson said one thing he noticed was that talented young people were not gracing stages enough in the County.

A refresh in the theatrical world, The Minden Times

Make way for young adults in the community – they’re about to take centre stage. Ctrl-ART-Del is a new theatre company that’s sprung up in the Haliburton Highlands, with individuals between the ages of eighteen to forty at the forefront.

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