The PSC Community Theatre Presents DANGEROUS CORNER, Now thru 5/12

PSC Community Theatre presents DANGEROUS CORNER By J.B. Priestly tonight, April 27th-May 12th.

J.B. Priestly’s first play is set in a drawing room at the home of Freda and Robert Caplan. They have just finished entertaining close colleagues of their publishing firm – and one of their novelists – Miss Mockridge.

At the start of Dangerous Corner, the main 6 characters are aptly called by Miss Mockridge – a “snug little group”. The meaning of just how snug becomes apparent when a casual remark ignites a series of revelations; dark secrets; infidelities & possible murder.

As the truth eventually slips out about Robert’s clever, reckless brother Martin – the world of the “snug little group” quickly unravels.

Dates and Times:

Friday, April 27th (opening night) at 8 pm
Saturday, April 28th at 8pm
Friday, May 4th at 8pm
Saturday, May 5th at 8pm
Sunday, May 6th at ***2pm
Thursday, May 10th at 8pm
Friday, May 11th at 8pm
Saturday, May 12th at 8pm

Suggested Donation is $8.00 and all performances take place at the Old Bank at 1900 Wellington St. in Point St. Charles

Please reserve your seat ASAP by visiting our main Theatre page at: WWW.PSCCOMMUNITY.COM.

Note:
There will also be two (2) special Fundraising Performances produced on behalf of Remax Westmount in support of their annual Operation Enfant Soleil.
These two performances take place on Tuesday, May 1st at 8pm and Wednesday, May 2nd at 8pm.

The cost for these special performances is $ 60.00 per ticket.

If you would like to attend one of these performances and contribute to this project, please send a note with your contact information to info@psccommunity.com and the information to the Remax organizers of this event will be forwarded to you.

(Opération Enfant Soleil is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1988 to raise funds for the development of high-quality paediatrics and to contribute to social health projects for all the children in Quebec. A portion of Opération Enfant Soleil grants go to Quebec's four major paediatric centres: the CHUQ's Centre mère-enfant in Québec, the CHU Sainte-Justine in Montréal, the Montreal Children's Hospital of the McGill University Health Centre and the Centre hospitalier universitaire de Sherbrooke.1 The other portion is distributed among projects at regional hospitals and organizations; these projects have been assessed by independent committees and approved by the Opération Enfant Soleil board of directors)

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