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Since 2005 the Toronto Youth Theatre has striven to produce uncompromising theatre with young actors. Today, with more than 25 shows under our belts we have positioned ourselves as Toronto's premiere youth theatre.The TYT's mandate is to: Assist in the personal, cultural, artistic and social development of young people through the medium of theatre Provide every interested student who applies to take part, regardless of their experience or their financial status Allow youth to assert their independence, develop their imagination, and take risks in an environment where it is safe, acceptable and encouraged Provide guidance from a team of talented theatre professionals for each production Challenge and inspire young people to succeed in all classes, rehearsals and performances giving them the confidence, professionalism, and interpersonal skills to succeed in life Promote acceptance, equality, and teamwork Encourage and promote multiculturalism Consistently create productions of the highest artistic qualit

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I have been making somekind of hat since I was a little girl. I didn't realize how deep my passion for them ran until my parents dropped of old boxes and in it was the remains of a dollhouse hat shop I made when I was 11. , The first hat I made that was similar to the hats I make now was when I was 17. I needed to wear a hat in the summer to keep the sun off. I also needed one that would stay on while riding my bike, could be smashed into my knapsack and washed of bug repellant. My first few weren't that great but eventually I hit on a winner and I still have it today over 10 years later. Admittedly it's lost some of it's stiffness over the years and I mostly wear it at the cottage but it is a testament to the sewing skills my mother and grandmother installed in me. I say installed because it wasn't easy to learn and I spent many times frustrated and in tears because it didn't work. I stuck with it though and now I can sew anything. I'm always looking for a new challenge which is where the handsewn ribbon flowers started coming into play. I spend a great deal of time researching old techniques and old patterns. I play a lot when I have the time. I learn so much from the pile of mistakes under my desk. , I went to art school and studied painting, printmaking and sculpture as majors. I've also done costume work for summer-stock theatres and now I'm the resident costumer at the Simcoe County Museum. I just started this volunteer work and I'm very excited to make costumes, corsets and petticoats. I hope to make a selection of reproduction 1840's bonnets both in straw and fabric for the costumed interperators. If all goes well I may make an extra one and put it up here! , My printmaking is lino block cuts which are like wood cuts but in a different substance. The basic principle is like a rubber stamp. I carve away what I want left the colour of the paper and roll a thin coat of ink on the raised portion and press paper onto the block. Each image in the edition is done like this. I have recently bought a platten printing press and now I have a big antique in my living room. This allows me to use the technique of printmaking in everyday functional things because the printing time factor is reduced. Things such as the cocktail tags and magnets are printed on the press. I'm still working on adapting the press for my blocks so I find that large size prints aren't as successful. Hopefully soon. ,

Caribbean Vibrations TV is a weekly 1/2 hr entertainment show. Each week we feature various Caribbean Events, Carnivals, Music & Food Festivals, Business Profiles and others things pertinent to the Caribbean Diaspora and people who love the Caribbean. Our show has been a welcome addition to the Caribbean community in Canada, Europe and parts of the Caribbean for the last ten years and has received nothing but positive reviews from people across the board. We air Saturdays @2:30pm (repeats Wednesdays @7:30a) on Omni 1 (www.omnitv.ca). We believe it is successful in the cities that it airs, because of our refreshingly new concepts in showcasing Caribbean culture with a different spirit. Caribbean Vibrations is produced by Royalty Productions 360. Royalty Productions 360 was founded in early 2000 and its mission is to produce television and feature film productions that entertains and educates the viewers about diverse people and their experiences. We are a full service production company