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IATSE Local 63 is the sole official representative website for the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Local 63 Stagehands in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Contact us if you want to stage a play.

New Work at the GalleryWe've got some amazing new work.Gurevich Fine Art is excited to have a series of new pieces by a range of our artists such as Aganetha Dyck , Deborah Danelley , B ette Woodland , Robert Sim , Edward Becenko , Christian Worthington and vintage Japanese Kimonos (pictured here, photography by Brett Howe).We are happy to tailor tours to meet the needs and interests of your group. Collaborate with us to schedule your visit to Gurevich Fine Art.Stay in touch with Gurevich Fine Art

The Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre (Royal MTC) is a community-based, registered charitable not-for-profit arts organization. MTC was Canada's first English-speaking regional theatre and, under founding Artistic Director John Hirsch, became a model for regional theatres throughout North America. Under Artistic Director Steven Schipper and General Manager Camilla Holland, Royal MTC now presents over 250 performances annually for more than 150,000 theatre-lovers. Royal MTC produces six plays at The John Hirsch Theatre at the MTC Mainstage, four plays at The Tom Hendry Theatre at the MTC Warehouse, as well as a regional tour, which annually travels to communities throughout Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario. Royal MTC also produces the Master Playwright Festival and the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival ( www.winnipegfringe.com ), North America's second-largest Fringe Festival.

We will connect you to the information you need or people you should talk to.ToolkitAsk us and we'll mail a Climate Change Connection Toolkit to you. It contains information and tips for climate-friendly living.PresentationsAsk us and we will give an introductory presentation on climate change for your schools, community event, or other group meeting.WebsiteOur website contains Manitoba-specific information on the origins and impacts of climate change. In depth outlooks for health, agriculture and wildlife are among topics relevant to all Manitobans.

What is Shakespeare in the Ruins (SIR) all about?Distilled to its essence, Shakespeare in the Ruins exists to promote and celebrate the unique experience of performing and attending live theatre. We specialize in creating accessible, entertaining productions in non-traditional settings, with a proud history of presenting both new plays, and old plays in new ways. We invest in the works of Shakespeare because, as the world's greatest dramatist, his plays provide the greatest opportunities for theatre artists and audiences alike. Our track record for engaging local artists for each and every production speaks to our belief in the world-class quality of Manitoba's theatre artists, and our commitment to their continued development. Our dedication to an 'ensemble' approach (in every aspect of our organization), in addition to our initiatives in youth and community education, developing new work, and professional development, all contribute toward making Shakespeare in the Ruins a unique and valuable Canadian arts organization

We hope you find this site a valuable resource. Be sure to visit frequently, as we are constantly updating and expanding our resources. For any additional information, please contact us so we can help you in any way we can.Know your rightsThe Helping Workers link has information on the laws, processes and regulations of Provincial Employment Standards, Workplace Safety and Health, Human Rights, Workers Compensation and Employment Insurance in Manitoba.Click on Union Organizing link to find out how to form a union in your workplace!Labour and community working togetherCheck out the numerous community and social justice organizations in the Resident Community Groups section.Workplace problemsIf you have questions about or problems with your workplace situation, tell us about it .The Workers' Organizing Resource CentreLocation: Mezzanine - 280 Smith StreetMailing Address: PO Box 1, Winnipeg, Manitob,a CanadaR3C 2G1

WELARC became Winnipeg's centralized language assessment office in 2007 as part of an overall immigration strategy initiated by the Government of Manitoba. As of April 2013, WELARC is funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada.At WELARC we know that language is the foundation for making informed decisions about education, career, and life. We also know that language is not just about words and grammar. Language skills are crucial to communicate effectively. With good communication skills, a person will have more opportunies in their personal and professional life.

Manitoba Theatre Centre is the right choice for all the live theatre fans in Winnipeg, MB. We specialize in live theatre art performances and much more. Get in touch with us for more information.