This week at Douglas: Brecht’s Kabaret, Amnesty International on Egypt, Shakespeare and more!

Here’s what’s happening March 7-11 at Douglas College:

Monday, Mar 7 – Saturday, Mar 12

Brecht’s Kabaret

New Westminster Campus (Studio Theatre)

7:30pm

Don’t miss Brecht’s Kabaret, a celebration of the German dramatist’s political and artistic life through play excerpts, songs – and especially his poems – brought to you by the Theatre and Stagecraft & Event Technology departments at Douglas College. Runs March 4-12. For a full synopsis and ticket info, see doug: the community blog.

Thursday, Mar 10

Go Bottled Water Free! Campaign

New Westminster Campus (concourse)

10am-4pm

Get involved with the Douglas Students' Union's campaign for a bottled water-free campus. For more info, contact nwcoordinator@douglasstudentsunion.ca

Friday, Mar 11

Amnesty International: A Human Rights Agenda For Egypt

New Westminster Campus (DSU building)

2pm

Discussion with Amnesty International staff member Don Wright, who was in Cairo during the recent anti-government protests that forced the departure of the president and set the stage for democratic reform in that country.

Twelfth Night (opening night)

New Westminster Campus (Laura C. Muir Performing Arts Theatre)

7:30pm

Love is complicated, right Not in Twelfth Night, a Shakespearean romance play and the latest production by the departments of Theatre and Stagecraft & Event Technology at Douglas College March 11-19. For a full synopsis and ticket info, see doug: the community blog.

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