Live Bait Theatre’s annual New Works Festival kicks off this week with workshops, readings, and performances, but the festival will be a swan song of sorts for the longstanding theatre company.
Live Bait and Performers’ Theatre have announced a merger to create a new theatre company for the Tantramar region.
CHMA dropped by the Performers’ Theatre space on Fairfield Road to meet Ryan Slashinki, a local performing arts teacher who is taking on the role of managing director for the new theatre company during the transition.
The newly formed group is in search of a name, and has offered two subscriptions to the inaugural season to anyone who submits that winning name suggestion at performerstheatre.com or livebaittheatre.com
