Only a month ago we launched Alone Together to share something special from each of us with all of you. Through the series, we’ve been sending you stories of the things that move us and bring us joy. But the joy we didn’t expect was found in your weekly responses, reminding us that we’re not as alone as we thought.

We are finding strength in each other and our communities now more than ever. You’ve shown us that together we can lift each other up through extraordinary times, and in thanks we’re taking #GivingTuesdayNow to celebrate you.

We’re shining a light on you to give the gift of stories so that others may find the joy and connection they need in your words. Which stories in the Alone Together series resonated with you? Where are you finding hope? What’s blowing your heart open these days? Find us today on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to join the conversation.

Give the gift of stories.
Because we're not alone if we're Alone Together.

Catch up on Alone Together:
* Artistic Director Aislinn Rose on Teju Cole's interview with On Being
* Producer Alexis Eastman on her love of swimming
* Marketing Coordinator Tamara Jones on her relationship with words
* Marketing and Communications Manager Kyle Purcell's Irish Soda Bread
* Creative Producer Rachel Penny on her green energy exchange

Our building remains closed until further notice, but we are still exploring ways to serve as a public space with projects like the Alone Together series. If you can lend a hand, we hope you will consider supporting our work.

About The Theatre Centre: The Theatre Centre is a nationally recognized live-arts incubator that serves as a research and development hub for the cultural sector. We are a public space, open and accessible to the people of our community, where citizens can imagine, debate, celebrate, protest, unite, and be responsible for inventing the future.

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