Cramer Toyota of Venice with Venice Theatre is Giving Away a Free Scion iQ

Venice, FL, April 09, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Cramer Toyota of Venice with Venice Theatre is giving away a free Scion iQ in a special raffle on the final night of Stand by your Van. A Scion iQ will be displayed at the theatre through April 2012 when it is finally given away to the lucky winner. Over 36,000 people will get an opportunity to view and learn about the all new iQ while it is displayed at the Venice Theatre. Venice Theatre, a non-profit community theatre is in its 62nd season and is the 3rd largest community theatre in the United States, behind the community theatres in Omaha and Des Moines both in substantially bigger markets. In addition to community outreach, summer classes, concerts and internships, Venice Theatre was the 2010 host of the International Amateur Theatre Festival which brought it international acclaim. Because of the success of the 2010 festival, they have been selected to host the 2014 and 2016 festivals. According to Richard Bond General Manager of Cramer Toyota of Venice, "In April, they are producing a production called 'Stand by your Van.' It is a play about love, manipulation, greed and a very nice car. This play has already gotten international acclaim in its London run, and Venice Theatre will be where the play gets its United States debut. At the end of each of the 18 performances, one name will be selected from the audience to be entered to win the iQ. On the last night of the show all 18 potentials winners will come up on stage and each will put their hand on the IQ. The names will be drawn in reverse order with the last name winning the vehicle. As can be imagined this will create quite a media presence and all of it will be around the iQ. I am very excited that Cramer Toyota of Venice is part of this special production." During the run of "Stand by your Van" there will be 8,000 people who see the show and the iQ on display in the lobby area. Bond continues, "Venice Theatre is a part of community that gives back in culture. It enriches the community and because of that we did not hesitate to help them secure the Scion iQ." Stop by Venice Theatre and see Stand by your Van or any of the multiple other productions.