The 2019 Herbert Whittaker Lecture

Monday November 4, 2019
The Arts & Letters Club of Toronto
14 Elm Street

5:30pm – BAR
6:30pm – DINNER
followed by
The 2019 Herbert Whittaker Lecture
“Why Critics Matter”
by: Lynn Slotkin

including dinner and dessert
only $27.50 per person

Please reserve your seat:
phone or leave a message at
416-597-0223 ext 2

OR

Email:
reservations@artsandlettersclub.ca

The Herbert Whittaker Lectures are held by Theatre Museum Canada
to honour our founding Chair who believed that our country’s theatre heritage
was worth celebrating and preserving.

Your much-needed charitable donations set the stage for students and theatre lovers young and old to remember and be inspired by our rich theatre heritage.

Trying to remember who was in that show you loved?

Theatre Museum Canada is delighted to present a new website project recording the production history and performance dates of Toronto’s professional theatre: The Toronto Theatre Database Project (www.ttdb.ca).

Thanks for joining us and celebrated costume and set designer Susan Benson for the launch of Patricia Flood’s new book:

SUSAN BENSON: ART, DESIGN AND CRAFT on STAGE

Sunday May 26 at 6:00pm

The Arts & Letters Club of Toronto
14 Elm Street
Light Refreshments/ Cash Bar

Complimentary Admission

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Thank you for joining us for this special screening of CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER: A MEMOIR  a new documentary film featuring Christopher Plummer in conversation with Atom Egoyan.

Thursday May 16
5:00pm – Pre-show Reception
6:30pm – Film Screening (90 Minutes)
Followed by a Q&A

Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
506 Bloor Street West (just east of Bathurst Street)

General Admission (FREE); Film Only

Producers Reception ($125);

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GET YOUR TICKETS at the Hot Docs Online Box Office HERE

Or phone The Hot Docs Box Office at 416-637-3123

New Online Exhibit
This new exhibit features designs by Herbert Whittaker, and is part of an exciting new partnership with The Google Cultural Institute.
Visit the exhibit here.

Our Leaving Ladies:
Canadian Actresses Starring on World Stages from the 1840s to 1940s
On now until spring 2019
Exhibit curated
by Dr. Cecilia Morgan
and designed
by Matthew Dunleavy
Macdonald Heaslip Walkway of Theatre History
Hart House Theatre, University of Toronto.

When King Blue Condominiums takes its place in the Toronto skyline at the corner of King Street West and Blue Jays Way (one block west of the TIFF Bell Lighbox, two blocks west of the proposed Mirvish+Gehry towers), it will house a unique component to which no other condominium development in the country can lay claim — it will be home to Theatre Museum Canada.

With profound gratitude Theatre Museum Canada thanks actor Ron Braden for the charitable gift of $548,000 made in his Will. The largest donation ever made to Theatre Museum Canada, it creates The Gertrude Isobelle Braden Fund, named after his mother, and will help the organization preserve Canadian theatre heritage for future generations.

With profound gratitude Theatre Museum Canada thanks actor Ron Braden (1931-2012) for the charitable gift of $548,000 made in his Will.