A decades-long SCITS tradition continues this week at Great Lakes Secondary School on Wellington St. The 95th annual Revue is being held Thursday through Saturday in the auditorium, with showtimes at 7:30pm. Assistant Director April Brander says over 100 students will perform comedy sketches, musical acts and dances. She says funds raised help support the school. "Thousands of dollars each year in scholarships to graduating students come from Revue funds," says Brander. "As well, when there's a need around the building, The Revue is often the source of revenue. In the past, we have helped out the art program, the music program and the phys-ed and athletics programs." Tickets are available by calling the school at 336-6131 or at Refined Fool Brewing Company.
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