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Center Theatre presents Ronny LeBlanc live

DOVER-FOXCROFT — The Center Theatre for the Performing Arts is excited to announce an upcoming live event featuring author and researcher Ronny LeBlanc at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Sep 26. The presentation, titled “INTERDIMENSIONAL: Consciousness, Cryptids and the Hidden Architecture of Reality”, will explore the unexplained, highlighting content from his new book on interdimensional phenomena. The Theatre is partnering with the Thompson Free Library on the program.

LeBlanc is an author, researcher and documentary filmmaker best known for starring in “Expedition Bigfoot” for the Discovery Channel (Seasons 1-4) and as an analyst on Travel Channel’s “Paranormal Caught on Camera”. He has been featured on “Conjuring Kesha”, “In Search of Monsters” and “Finding Bigfoot”, bringing firsthand investigation and analysis to the world’s strangest phenomena.  

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Following his “Monsterland” books, “Interdimensional” represents the next evolution of his work-exploring consciousness as the connective framework behind cryptids, UFOs and the hidden architecture of reality.  The event will offer a multi-layered experience for attendees, including a VIP meet and greet scheduled to take place before the main presentation, followed by a general book signing afterward.

Tickets are currently available for $8 in advance and will be $10 at the door. Attendees can also purchase VIP Meet & Greet tickets for $25 (admission to the meet and greet without a book) or $45 (includes the meet and greet along with a signed copy of the new book).  More information about the event can be found by visiting the Center Theatre website at www.CenterTheatre.org, by calling the box office at 207- 564-8943 or by visiting the theatre at 20 East Main St. The Center Theatre is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization with a mission to engage and inspire by making arts, education, and entertainment accessible to our rural communities. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Center Theatre reopening its historic theater as a community non-profit.

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