THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

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THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

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THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

#LSN_Arts 

 

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

#LSN_Arts 

 

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

#LSN_Arts 

 

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

#LSN_Arts 

 

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

#LSN_Arts 

 

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

#LSN_Arts 

 

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

#LSN_Arts 

 

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

#LSN_Arts 

 

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

#LSN_Arts 

 

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

#LSN_Arts 

 

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

#LSN_Arts 

 

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

#LSN_Arts 

 

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

#LSN_Arts 

 

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  October 22, 2020 (LSN)  Audiences will soon be able to return to live indoor theatre for Magnus Theatre’s upcoming production of The Drowning Girls, albeit with a bit of a twist. 
Public gathering restrictions mean that the audiences will be capped at 50 people per performance, maintaining social distancing. In an effort to ensure appropriate physical distancing while maximizing audience capacity, Magnus Theatre will be rearranging the auditorium to a traverse staging configuration, so that audiences will be seated on two sides of a central stage.

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THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO  ~~~~~  November 26, 2020 (LSN)  Magnus Theatre will be hosting a live stream of a virtual chat with the playwrights of The Drowning Girls, following the Saturday matinee performance of the show. Beth Graham, Charlie Tomlinson, and Daniela Vlaskalic are a trio of Canadians who collaborated on this haunting tale back in the 1990s. 

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