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TELL! Us On World Theatre Day

The weather is warming up, and spring is in the air. This edition of TELL!, we’re celebrating World Theatre Day at the Registry Theatre. 

Starting back in 1962, World Theatre Day is observed every March 27th, highlighting the universal value of theatre across the international community. Come join us for a spring potluck and our open mic as we celebrate theatre in all its forms and styles. 

And be sure to check out our full slate of events for World Theatre Day, click here. 

 

About TELL! 

TELL! is MT Space’s coffeehouse open-mic style event offering the community an artistic platform to share their works in a casual setting. Whether it’s performances, stories, poetry, or art, we welcome all forms of expression. 

We know that art and food bring people together like nothing else. Join us for a potluck! Bring a dish* to share if you can. We’ll take care of the plates, napkins and drinks (juice boxes and water). To cut down on waste, please bring your own reusable cups and bottles! 

*Please include an ingredients list for any dishes you bring. 

Families with small children are also welcomed. 

Thinking of performing?* Here’s what you need to know:
TELL! is a platform that offers you time and space to share something that you’ve created, or something you’ve been working on, like: 

  • an idea
  • a script 
  • story 
  • song
  • something else! 

This event is low/no tech. Bring anything you may need for your performance, including amps for instruments. Use this as an opportunity to get feedback from an engaged audience or simply show us what you’ve got! 

*If you plan on performing, please choose the presenting ticket option when registering. 

This event will be photographed and recorded 

Be advised that photographs and video may be taken for use on MT Space’s web/print materials and shared on our social media accounts. By attending this event, you consent to being photographed and/or filmed. If you would like to attend, but not have your image captured, please connect with us (email info@mtspace.ca) or speak with our onsite staff. 

Event Details

THE REGISTRY THEATRE | 122 Frederick St, Kitchener ON

DOORS: 7:00 PM | EVENT: 7:30 – 9:00 PM

Venue Details

Parking at the Registry Theatere

The theatre has a small laneway for a few vehicles, mainly for personnel, artists, and renters. On weekends and weekday evenings after 5PM, the parking lot for the Region of Waterloo building next door (the one with the entrance bars) usually becomes an open lot – we advise parking there if there is space.  

The bars do lower at 11PM; any cars can still exit by driving slowly toward the bars (they will rise). Free street parking can be found down Spetz and Scott streets across the road from The Registry. Paid parking is available across the street, underground at the KPL – Main Branch, and the parking garage on Duke St (the last two are free on Sundays). 

Transit 

Grand River Transit’s routes 1, 3, 4, 7, 8, 20, 204, and the ION all have stops within a block or two of the theatre. GO Transit route 30 also stops within a block of the theatre. 

Accessibility 

Patrons with difficulty navigating stairs can access the theatre via an elevator at the side of the building, to the right as you face it. While there is a call button, we recommend emailing us beforehand so we can be prepared for your arrival.  

You can also email us with any other accommodation requests at info@mtspace.ca. 

Acknowledge the Land & People

With gratitude and appreciation, MT Space acknowledges that we live, learn, and benefit on the traditional territory of
the Chonnonton, Anishinaabeg (Ojibway, Mississauga, Chippewa, and Algonquin), and Haudenosaunee Confederacy
(Six Nations including the Mohawk, Cayuga, Onondaga, Seneca, Oneida, and Tuscarora Nations).

This includes disputed territory known colonially as the Haldimand Tract,
which originally included six miles on each side of the Grand River, from the river’s source to Lake Erie.

We acknowledge our responsibilities to share land and resources peacefully
under the ‘Dish with One Spoon’ and ’Two Row’ covenants.

We honour that these Nations of people have been living on, working on, and caring for
this place from time immemorial and continue to do so today.

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