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THE <strong>CROW</strong> PHOTO GALLERY<br />

Connie Nightingale, president of Crocus 80 theatre group and director of Kitchen Witches, during a<br />

dress rehearsal at Weyburn Legion Hall. Crocus 80 was founded in 1980, went on to win several awards,<br />

then disbanded in 2005. In 2011, Nightingale was diagnosed with stage-three cervical cancer. For her,<br />

time was precious. As soon as she healed from the surgery to remove her tumours she spearheaded the<br />

revival of Crocus 80. “When confronted with such an obstacle, I know there are parts of you that say<br />

‘slow down’. Maybe you feel sorry for yourself, but it’s just not good medicine to do that,” she says. “I<br />

have to keep rewarding myself with life and things that make me happy.” Theatre makes her happy.<br />

Photo by Elise Thomsen<br />

Flicker, drummer for Dr. Bird and the Blue Beat, a Regina rocksteady/reggae/Ska band, works on his<br />

stick twirl during a rehearsal.<br />

Photo by Kim Jay<br />

34 THE <strong>CROW</strong> Fall 2012 Fall 2012 THE <strong>CROW</strong> 35

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