Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
More images from the rehearsal run-through are on the SD64 website
(coincidently this dancer was featured in this previous post)
This and twenty-one other beautiful faces can be seen in print form in the ArtSpring lobby during this week’s original GISPA* production. Be sure to have a look at this page, and in person at ArtSpring.
By the time you read this, the students will have put in a full day moving all the pieces to ArtSpring Theatre and creating the set. And some will still be painting the floor. Monday is for tech and dress rehearsals. And there may be a few tickets left for the show (Tuesday to Thursday, 7:30 p.m.)
(Don’t forget to have a look at the GISPA performer faces)
* The Gulf Islands School of Performing Arts, housed at Gulf Islands Secondary School on Salt Spring Island presents it’s twelfth annual year-end performance. Pinocchio—like the shows before it— is a “fusion of music, dance and theatre, collectively created, composed, and choreographed by the students and under the direction of Bruce Smith (music), Sonia Langer (dance) and Jason Donaldson (theatre)”.
A quick day trip to Vancouver Island. Little Qualicum river flows out of Cameron Lake*. There are a series of falls in Little Qualicum Falls Provincial Park–easily accessible with views like this–all behind the safety of a fence.
*not believed to be named after the small white dog sometimes pictured on this blog
