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Volume XIX-Issue 1023
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April 16, 2024
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Kitscoty Murder Mystery Supports Community Hall
The cast of Kitscoty Community Dinner Theatre’s “Wine, Cheese & Murder,” showing at the Kitscoty Community Hall April 12–14. Photo Caylie Gnyra
Caylie Gnyra
tion of the COVID lockdown years, volun- for this facility. In his introduction to the This year, the Friday and Saturday teers have banded together to present a performance, director Chad Tabish high- evening shows sold out at 350 seats Nearly 950 people were transported dinner theatre fundraiser in support of the lighted that nearly 200 volunteers were apiece, while the Sunday matinee to the “Bourdreaux Sisters Winery” at Kitscoty Community Hall. Set at a wine involved in putting this year’s show on, nevertheless had the feeling of a full the Kitscoty Community Hall the week- tasting, this year’s performance provided from the cast to the ushers to the cleanup house with just under 250 tickets sold. end of April 12–14 as they took in the a light-hearted murder mystery with a crew. While the cast began their weekly This event is a great testament to the Kitscoty Community Dinner Theatre’s slew of quirky characters to suspect. rehearsals in January, other teams, like community of Kitscoty for creating such performance of Michael Druce’s “Wine, The warm and welcoming atmosphere the meal prep teams, focused most of a perfect pairing of talent and heart, Cheese, and Murder.” of the event stood as testimony of the their volunteer labour in the week lead- and to the sponsors who helped make Each year since 2003, with the excep- commitment community members have ing up to the performances. it shine. Reporter