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Sundays, October 14, 21 and 28 at 2:00 pm.
Auditions for The Boys Next Door will be
held at Kaleidoscope Theatre on November
5 and 6 at 7:00 pm. Director Rachel Eiland-
Hall will be casting seven men and two
women for this poignant story that takes
place in a communal residence for adults
with cognitive disabilities. No on-stage
experience is necessary and backstage
volunteer opportunities are also available.
Auditions for Sex Please, We’re 60 will
take place on December 10 and 11 at 7:00
pm at Kaleidoscope Theatre. Director Barry
Hertzog will need to cast two men and four
women for this romp of a comedy that
opens February 2013. Auditions are open
to all interested volunteers, and the public is
encouraged to attend.
Cost for adults is $16, military and seniors is
$15, and students cost $8 when pre-reserved
by calling (850) 265-3226. Door prices $1
higher. Kaleidoscope Theatre is located at
207 E. 24th Street in Lynn Haven. For more
info rmation visit kt-online.org.
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Jos. A. Bank
Experience the confidence that comes
with knowing you look your very
best. Since 1905, Jos. A. Bank has
continued to be The Expert in Men’s Apparel
for all occasions. Our Tuxedo Rental &
Sales Collection continues that tradition.
Our expert sales professionals are here to
help you make all the right choices for your
special day. Our years of experience ensure
you will receive the guidance and attention to
detail that you deserve. From the man of the
hour to your youngest gentleman, everyone
can find a stylish tuxedo, all at unparalleled
value. From elegant traditional to updated
modern, your choices are unlimited. And
whatever color you choose, you’ll find that
we have the perfect tuxedo accessories to
match. With over 385 tie styles and 175 full
back vests, you can match any color! We’ve
got everything you need to make your day
unforgettable.
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The Rock Pile
The Rock Pile, Panama City Beach’s
future of fitness mission is to use
service and product to create an
environment where all ages and all levels of
fitness can maximize their potential. Health
isn’t just physical. We also promote wellness
in the financial, social and emotional portions
of your total health.
Our amenities include Yoga,
Spinning, Zumba and other
group fitness classes. We also
have racquetball, cardio and
strength machines, free weights,
steams, saunas and over an acre
size field for BOOT CAMP and
ROCK FIT activities. All these
amenities are included in your membership
along with free towel service and childcare.
The largest fitness and entertainment facility
in the Panhandle has been three years in the
making, and has other services on location
to provide the greatest amenity there is, your
time! Julie’s School of Dance and Mark
Adams Auto are just a few, and there is space
available for a smoothie/sandwich, massage/
hair salon or an auto detail shop. For details
call (850) 249-7725.
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Covenant Hospice
Covenant Hospice opened the brand
new Covenant Hospice Inpatient
and Palliative Care Center at Bay
Medical Center-Sacred Heart Health System
in May of 2012. Since its opening, the Care
Center has served more than 60 patients
and their families The 15-bed Care Center
provides a comprehensive range of hospice
and palliative services to patients by offering
a continuum of specialized, individual care,
24 hours a day.
The Care Center provides patients and their
loved ones a warm, comfortable setting in
a home-like environment. This innovative
approach to offering hospice and
palliative care is first of its kind
in the area. Patients typically
admitted need help controlling
pain and symptoms of their
diagnosis or have family that is
in need of respite care. Visiting
hours are unlimited, and family,
friends, loved ones and children
are always welcome.
To find out more, visit covenanthospice.org
or facebook.com/Covenant.Hospice and
Twitter (@CovenantHospice).
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Pictured above, left: Kaleidoscope Theatre upcoming
shows; Center: Jos. A. Bank formalwear;
Right: Covenant Hospice.
14 THE CIRCUIT September/October 2012