Subscription tickets have gone on sale for some Surrey Civic Theatres shows next season.
Five series packages are detailed on the city’s website and in mail-outs, including Arts Club, Comedy, Come Dancing Around the World, Film and Coffee Concert.
Surrey Civic Theatres’ entire 2019/20 season will be announced in August, according to publicist Angela Cachay, “but right now we’re launching some of the shows that we’ve packaged into series form.”
The three already-announced Arts Club on Tour theatre shows are Mark Crawford’s Bed & Breakfast, Morris Panych’s The Shoplifters and Ins Choi’s Kim’s Convenience.
The comedy series will feature Charles Ross’ One Man Stranger Things: A Parody and the return of Mike Delamont with his God Is a Scottish Drag Queen 2: The Second Coming, among other shows.
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An expanded “Come Dancing” series, held at Surrey Arts Centre’s Studio Theatre, includes the band Tiller’s Folly, a “Salsa in Surrey” event featuring La Orquesta Santa Lucia, “Afro-Celtic Funk” ensemble Soulsha and also a Caribbean Night.
The three-film series will feature screenings of Baljit Sangra’s acclaimed Because We Are Girls, plus Birth of a Family and Love, Scott.
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The arts centre’s Coffee Concert series, presented by Surrey-based Bergmann Piano Duo, will feature four shows next season, including a season-launching “Pianopoly,” a “Wintersong: From Franz Schubert to Randy Newman” show, “More With Fewer” with guest violinist Mark Fewer, and a caberet-style “Clarinetastik!” performance with clarinet player Jose Franch-Ballester.
All show dates, venues and subscription-ticket details are posted at surrey.ca/culture-recreation/1688.aspx.
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