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Subject: Re: keep GST a threatre!

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Hugh Conacher

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Date Posted: Friday, January 14, 04:53:39pm
In reply to: Shawna Dempsey 's message, "keep GST a threatre!" on Friday, January 14, 04:35:18pm

Shawna, I think you've hit the nail on the head. I believe that one of the problems which has faced the theatre is that NO ONE has activly sought new clients in years!! WHY?? I don't know, but I am convinced that this is part of the answer to the problem.

Lets do some aggressive marketing and see where it leads us!

Many other things are possible too, of course, but I think that the strength of the Gas Station Theatre is the theatre itself and our core business is the rental of that theatre. So lets get it rented!

Cheers,
Hugh

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Author: shirley grierson [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Saturday, January 15, 12:21:26am Shawna, In my mind, anchor tenants should be the mainstay of the theatre and why this has not been more aggressively pursued, I don't know. Any information on identifying such tenants would be extremely helpful.