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The Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) Western Canada, brought 300 students from 10 different high schools, from Alberta and British Columbia, to Prairie College campus for the 2017 Spring Musicale. A “Grand Finale” concert was presented to the public Friday evening, with the mass bands playing in the Rick Down Athletic Centre and then all moving to the north auditorium for the mass choir numbers.

The Little Mermaid, presented by the Three Hills Arts Academy, opens at Parable Place May 24. It will have 7 pm performances on May 24, 25, 26, 27 (Wednesday to Saturday) and 2 pm shows on Sat. and Sunday (27 & 28) and repeat the same schedule for May 31 to June 4. Note that there is a discount price for the Wednesday May 24 and Thursday May 25 shows.
There are 28 actors in this year’s production with some doing multiple roles. Ten new players are introduced to the stage. Those who hav

Thumbelina, the dance/ballet interpretation presented by the Three Hills Dance Celebration at Parable Place May 4-7, had just about everything one could hope for.

The “Pre-School”, “Pre-Primary” and “Primary Ballet” were “Over the top” in cuteness. They obviously were enjoying themselves and certainly delighted the audience as well. At the other end of the scale were the performances of the instructors and teachers in training and the students in

Dance Celebration is presenting a dance interpretation of the old familiar story of Thumbelina. This is going to be at Parable Place, on Prairie College Campus, May 4 to 7. See the ad in this issue of The Capital. The performance features all the dancers from pre-school to advanced foundation and several stylings from ballet, highland, and lyrical to contemporary, to tell the beloved story. Director, Jennifer Yourk, says that, “It tells the story of living our joys and sorrows within comm