The Globe Theatre gets a lifeline: What's next?

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The Globe Theatre says it needed financial support to continue operating. The theatre has asked the City of Regina for a one-time grant, arguing the funding would provide a critical lifeline as it works to stabilize its finances after costly renovations. Oz Weaver, Executive Director of the Globe Theatre, joins us to discuss the request, the challenges facing the organization and what's next for the theatre.
30 Jul 12PM English Canada News Commentary

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