Local Entertainment

A play about gentle guidance and comfort will be held at Sir James Dunn on Wednesday and Thursday, June 1st and 2nd. "Tiger Flowers" is a beautiful story that deals with two very sensitive topics: death of a loved one and the issue of AIDS.

If the way these guys moved merchandise and people last week is any indication of where BigSuit will go, catch them quick before they get away.

It's corporate, baby! If there was really any doubt, The Revenge of the Sith is as corporate as they come.

If you like fantastic choreography and brilliant costumes, show girls in feathers, tap dancing, and swashbuckling pirates, then "The Golden Age of Variety" might be just what you have been craving.

The Annual General Meeting of The Arts Council of Sault Ste. Marie & District will be held on Thursday, June 2, 2005 beginning at 6:00 pm. The meeting will be held at Loplops Lounge & Gallery at 651 Queen St. East. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Everyone knows that all the cool cats are doing it. Yep, the cool cats are most definitely reading Sootoday's 4-day Arts and Entertainment outlook to see what they will be doing for the weekend.

Beginning this Thursday, the Art Gallery of Algoma will be featuring a special exhibition of prison beds (amongst other recycled objects).

Sault Musical Comedy Guild will be their Spring Show, "A Celebration of Youth," an original musical revue of numbers from well known Broadway Musicals, directed by Lesley Walsh-Tibben with several of our cities talented youth peforming the numbers.

We at the Sootoday Arts and Entertainment page were feeling a bit down about not being able to provide you, our faithful readers, with your Thursday fix of a local entertainment listing.

The Sault Ste. Marie chapter of Amnesty International, in partnership with Loplops and the Art Gallery of Algoma, is presenting "A Celebration of Hope", a collection of works by local artists, musicians and poets.