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Tickets are $10 for the general public, $8 for members, and $8 for stuâ€" dents and seniors on Thursdays with valid ID. Call 886â€"0660 to reserve or to enquire about group rates. The oneâ€"act weekend runs for four shows only, so reservations are recomâ€" mended. The October Oneâ€"Act Play Weekend runs Oct. 17â€" 20 at 8 p.m. with a special matinee performance on Oct. 21 at 2 p.m. This selection of three comedies will be presented at the Registry Theatre, 122 Frederick St., in Kitchener. "The Oneâ€"Act Play Weekend â€" format has always been a favourite of the community," explains the executive producer Rob LeGood. "For less than the price of a movie, you get an evening of entertainment, put on by dedicated volunâ€" teers who work long and hard to make this a fun and enjoyable experience." Attack of the Love Rhombus is written by local writer Dan Schickerowsky, directed by Dustin Windibank. The relationship between a man and a woman becomes a fourâ€"sided tanâ€" gle when two interesting characters are added to the mix. Caution: sexual lanâ€" guage. Conversation Therapy is written by Bradley Hayâ€" ward and directed by Robert Card. When a high school teacher who does therapy for students finds she is going to lose her job, her students take it upon themselves to help her out, neuroses or not. It‘s an odd comedy with a message for students: never underestiâ€" mate your teacher. Places, Please! â€" writâ€" ten by Dave Brandl and directed by Nick Walsh â€" is a comedy about the "realisâ€" tic‘" circumstances that allow couples to stay together. John and Sharon discuss the possibility of a break up, however there are other forces at work around them and the outâ€" come may not be wholly theirs to decide. Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Litâ€" tle theatre begins its 2002â€" 2003 season with its tradiâ€" tional evening of oneâ€"act entertainment. Kâ€"W Little Theatre presents October Oneâ€"Act Play Weekend WATERT OO CHRONICLE Hometown News for an Awesome Hometown