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Theatre North West season pass holders can pick seats soon

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Brent Braaten, Photographer

Last year Grace Theessen picked her tickets for Theatre North West with help from Shelby Oesch at Books & Co. This year theatre patrons can take a number and relax.

July 20, 2012

Christine HINZMANN
Citizen staff
chinzmann@pgcitizen.ca

Take a number, Theatre North West season pass holders.

No more lining up around the block at Books & Co. August 1 to get the best seats in the house for the professional theatre's upcoming season.

Now fans can take a number and grab a coffee in Cafe Voltaire, browse through Books & Co. and pick their seats when their number comes up.

The new TNW season has a line up filled with romance, music, thrills and chuckles.

This season’s plays are That Summer by David French, from Sept. 20 to Oct. 10; Joyful Noise by Tim Slover, from Nov. 15 to Dec. 5; Privilege by Paul Weitz, from Feb. 7 to 27, 2013; and Henry and Alice: Into the Wild by Michele Riml, from April 18 to May 8, 2013.

Season passes are still available.

If taking a number doesn't appeal to patrons, pass holders can call the theatre's booking line 250-614-0039 after the rush on August 1 to choose from the remaining seats.

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