Director Spike Lee Speaks in Toronto

As a writer-director, actor, producer, author and philanthropist, Spike Lee has revolutionized the role of black talent in cinema. Widely regarded as today's premier African American filmmaker Lee is a forerunner in the do-it-yourself school of independent film. Lee's films, Girl 6, Get on The Bus, Do The Right Thing and Clockers display his ability to showcase a series of outspoken and provocative socio-political critiques that challenge cultural assumptions not only about race but also class and gender identity. This speaking engagement will be followed by an exclusive Q&A opportunity.

(PRWEB) March 12, 2005 -- In case you haven't heard, Director Spike Lee will be speaking in Toronto on Monday, March 14.

REMG, the Ryerson Students' Administrative Council and the National Speakers Bureau would like to offer you a special discounted ticket rate for this event. Tickets for the general public are $42.00 but through REMG's special partnership you can purchase them for $30.

To access this special rate you must purchase your tickets online by going to www.roythomsonhall.com/home.cfm. Go to the calendar, go to March 14 and select the Spike Lee event and then click on buy now. At the top of the purchase page for the event, you can enter a coupon code. Enter SPIKEDEAL (this must be in capitals) and then hit validate. This will take you to the $30.00 ticket price and you can then purchase tickets.

If you have any questions contact jzoeller@ryesac.ca

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