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TEEN IDOLS
TICKET INFORMATION & INSTRUCTIONS

SHOW TIMES NEW date added - selling out fast! Wednesday, May 25 7 pm (limited tickets available)
Thursday, May 26 7 pm (sold out) Friday, May 27 7 pm (sold out) Saturday, May 28 12 pm Matinee (limited tickets available) Saturday, May 28 7 pm (sold out) Handsworth Theatre
1033 Handsworth Road, North Vancouver
| PRICE All Tickets are $30 each (incl service fees)
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INSTRUCTIONS
There will be TWO ROUNDS of tickets sales:
- ROUND ONE (May 10-17): Open ONLY for Students Participating in Play
- ROUND TWO (May 17-25): Open for General Public (go on sale May 17 at 7:00 PM)
ROUND ONE (May 10-17): Open ONLY for Students Participating in Play
Students who are participating in the play will have the priority of a ONE WEEK WINDOW to purchase up to 6 tickets in total from all 4 shows.
ROUND ONE SALE BEGINS: Tuesday, May 10 at 7 pm
ROUND ONE SALE ENDS: Tuesday, May 17 at 7 pm
Please note, with limited seating, tickets will most likely sell out quickly.
First come, first serve.
LINK TO PURCHASE TICKETS (May 10-17)
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/teen-idols-tickets-331195052317
CODE: Tperformer_2022
PLEASE NOTE
1. Due to high demand, students in Round One may purchase up to 6 tickets in total from all 4 shows. This is to keep things fair and to ensure that every participants' family has the opportunity to watch the play.
2. When purchasing tickets, you will be requested to state the students' name and grade (to help us track 6 tickets per student).
3. Families with more than one performer are allocated up to 6 tickets in total PER student participant.
4. You have the option to purchase tickets from different dates and times.
REFUND
You may get a REFUND on tickets but an Eventbrite Service Fee will be charged and deducted from your refund when your order is cancelled.
TICKET EXCHANGE
If you decide to EXCHANGE tickets, please follow these two steps: 
FIRST: Purchase new tickets.
SECOND: Refund old tickets.
Remember to purchase new tickets BEFORE getting a refund.
In addition, an Eventbrite Service Fee will be charged for each refund.
ROUND TWO (May 17-25): Open for General Public
Round 2 tickets available 1st come 1st served.
ROUND TWO SALE BEGINS: Tuesday, May 17 at 7 pm
ROUND TWO SALE ENDS: Wednesday, May 25 at 7 pm
LINK TO PURCHASE TICKETS (May 17-25)
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/teen-idols-tickets-331195052317
CODE: Tperformer_2022
QUESTIONS OR ISSUES?
Write to ticket.handsworththeatre@gmail.com
Thanks for your support with the play! The students are excited to share their creation with the community!
Performance Schedule 2021 - 2022
Drama 10 Presents the Spotlight Nights, please check
HERE .
Performance Schedule 2020 - 2021
All performances scheduled for 2020-2021 were cancelled.
Hands Up - November 24 and 25, 2020
School Play - April 15 to 17, 2021
Hands Up - June 1 and 2, 2021
The Architects of Love - April 2 - 4, 2020
Cast Iron Lily - April 11 - 13, 2019
Blackout - April 12 - 14, 2018
NO IDEA April 6 - 8, 2017
Events, performances, schedules and forms
Course descriptions
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Handsworth has a rich legacy of performing arts excellence, including music, dance, film and theatre involving over 200 performers from all five grade levels each year.
Our co-curricular process begins in June of each year with grade 12 students writing the play. The following school year, the cast and crew rehearse in class and after school. For the past ten years we have presented our original play in April at Centennial Theatre.
Like all our plays, we continue to explore two of our central themes: peace education and conflict resolution. As educators, we believe that through co-creating a play, students move through a process of working cooperatively as a community. Through the practices of working cooperatively, students develop an appreciation for people, differences, arts, and excellence! The co-creating process also provides an outlet for students to make various connections with current social issues.
David Beare (biography)
| Theatre
| dbeare@sd44.ca
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Natasha Ray (on leave)
| Theatre/English
| nray@sd44.ca
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Tracey Lloyd
| Theatre/English
| tlloyd@sd44.ca
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Sandra Droulis
| Dance
| sdroulis@sd44.ca
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Dr. David Beare
Tracey Lloyd