Live interactive theatre is coming to the Doukhobor Discovery Centre. Photo: Betsy Kline

Live interactive theatre is coming to the Doukhobor Discovery Centre. Photo: Betsy Kline

History is coming to life at the Doukhobor Discovery Centre

Groups are challenged to solve the mystery during interactive theatre event

History is coming to life at the Doukhobor Discovery Centre.

Live History, a Governor General’s Award nominated international touring theatre company will be visiting the DDC on June 7 and 10. The group produces site-specific customizable mysteries around the world.

In Castlegar they will be performing “In Time”, an interactive theatre event where guests must travel back in time to complete a task before the clock runs out.

“The clock is ticking. The sand is slipping through the hourglass. History could be changed. The whole world rests on your shoulders, and time is running out. Will you be in time?” reads the events promotional material.

Admission for all ages is by donation. Call 250-365-5327 or email ryan@doukhobor-museum.org to book a time slot for your group.

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