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Some MemoriesTime for another look back at past Domino productions from three different years and three different theatres... 10 Years Ago: Anne-Marie Pap, Steven Spencer, Ron Easteal and Elizabeth Taylor appeared in Pyrenees, by David Grieg, in October 2010. Like the rest of our 2008-9, 2009-10 and 2010-11 seasons, Pyrenees was performed at the Baby Grand Theatre while Domino was between homes. 
20 Years Ago: At left, Sherri Nelson and Bob Bowes appeared in Crossing Delancey, by Susan Sandler, in the fall of 2000 at the theatre at 370 King St. West. 45 Years Ago: Below, Norma Edwards looking the part in Paul Zindel's And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little, staged early in 1975 and winner of Best Production in the Eastern Ontario Drama League festival that year. Miss Reardon was the second-last production at Domino's first permanent home, the theatre at 8 Princess St. 
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