Archive for January, 2010
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Weesageechack Today: Jan 30th! |
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Outside Eye on Inside Work
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Today’s Weesageechak Events:
Outside Eye on Inside Work
30 Jan 2010
03:00 pm – 04:00 pm
Theatre Passe Muraille, 16 Ryerson Avenue,
Toronto, Ontario
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Whose Justice by Leonard Linklater.....
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Whose Justice by Leonard Linklater
30 Jan 2010
08:00 pm – 09:28 pm
Theatre Passe Muraille,
16 Ryerson Avenue,
Toronto, Ontario..
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Red Romance: A Two-Step Program
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Red Romance: A Two-Step Program
30 Jan 2010
08:00 pm – 09:30 pm
Factory Studio Cafe, 125 Bathurst St.
(at Adelaide), Toronto, Ontario
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Jan
29
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Weesageechak Today: Jan 29th! |
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Young Voices
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Today’s Weesageechak Events:
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Young Voices/Harvest Showcase
29 Jan 2010
08:00 pm – 09:30 pm
Theatre Passe Muraille, 16 Ryerson Avenue,
Toronto, Ontario.
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Red Romance:
A Two Step Program
29 Jan 2010
08:00 pm – 09:30 pm
Factory Studio Cafe, 125 Bathurst St. (at Adelaide),
Toronto, Ontario
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Jan
27
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Weesageechak Today: Jan 28th! |
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Sunset Road by Miria George
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Today’s Weesageechak Events:
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Sunset Road by Miria George
28 Jan 2010
08:00 pm – 09:30 pm
Theatre Passe Muraille, 16 Ryerson Avenue,
Toronto, Ontario
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IPAA's 2008 Think Tank National Symposium
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IPAA Annual General Meeting
28 Jan 2010
10:00 am – 01:00 pm
Native Earth Office, 55 Mill St.,
Toronto, Ontario
For more information, follow these links to the respective events listings:
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Jan
27
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Weesageechak Today: Jan 27th! |
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New work by Michelle Olson of Raven Spirit Dance
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Today’s Weesageechak Events:.
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Raven Spirit Dance presents: Gathering Light
27 Jan 2010
08:30 pm – 09:00 pm
Theatre Passe Muraille, 16 Ryerson Avenue,
Toronto, Ontario
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Land of the Living
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Michael Greyeyes presents: Land of the Living
27 Jan 2010
08:00 pm – 08:30 pm
Theatre Passe Muraille, 16 Ryerson Avenue,
Toronto, Ontario
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Come check out these fantastic performances!
For more information, follow these links to the respective events listings:
- Gathering Light by Michelle Olson of Raven Spirit Dance
- Land of the Living by Michael Greyeyes
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Jan
27
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CIT Presents “Red Romance: A Two... |
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Red Romance: A Two-Step Program
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The Centre for Indigenous Theatre proudly presents our annual Story weaving Presentation:
“Red Romance: A Two Step Program”
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Red Romance: A Two-Step Program will be performed by our senior students featuring Lisa Cromarty, Ryan Day Chief, Angela Loft, Justin Many Fingers, Shannon Olivier, and Raymond Weasel Moccasin with special guest Sid Bobb.
Performers give us their take on love and romance in Red Romance: A Two Step Program. In this musical production, they take us on a romantic journey through the good and the bad, the cynical and the celebratory, the fantasy and the reality of love.
Check out IPAA’s Events Page for more information about Red Romance: A Two-Step Program.
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Jan
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Six First-time Published Plays! |
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The collection includes:
Lupi, The Great White Wolf by Larry E. Lewis
New World Brave by De-ba-jeh-mu-jig Theatre
Ever! That Nanabush! by Daphne Odjig-Beavon and De-ba-jeh-mu-jig Theatre
The Indian Affairs by De-ba-jeh-mu-jig Theatre
New voices Woman by Larry E. Lewis
The Gift by De-ba-jeh-mu-jig Theatre
De-ba-jeh-mu-jig Theatre Group is pleased to announce the publication of Stories from the Bush – The Woodland Plays of Debajehmujig Theatre Group, compiled and edited by Joe Osawabine with Shannon Hengen, Playwrights Canada Press. This collection of six original plays has been assembled from works produced over the last 15 years, and have been selected based on their relevancy and significance to Anishnaabeg culture and identity.
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Jan
12
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Upcoming: Native Earth’s Giiwedin |
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It’s that time of year again!
Join us at the 22nd annual Weesageechak Begins to Dance Festival of New Works. Audiences are invited into the process for four days of works in development. Festival program includes:
January 27th
8pm – Land of the Living by Michael Greyeyes
Four characters churn through their final moments on earth, struggling to find meaning, to reconcile fears and desires, before they travel to the Land of the Dead. New, visceral, athletic work from acclaimed artist Michael Greyeyes.
8:30pm – Gathering Light by Michelle Olson
From seed to flower, from girl to young woman, from structures that do not support our own truths to ceremonies that support our full bloom, Gathering Light explores female fulfillment. From the choreographer of Death of A Chief, Evening in Paris, and Raven Restores the Sun to the Sky, new dance, and a new vision.
January 28th
8pm – Sunset Road by Miria George
From Aotearoa, our Maori relations return with Miria George’s new play, Sunset Road. Under the direction of Hone Kouka, Sunset Road examines the bonds of blood, land and belonging.
January 29th
8pm – Young Voices/Harvest Showcase
The hottest night of the Festival, this year’s edition features new work by PJ Prudat, Erin Dickson, Waawaate Fobister, Falen Johnson, Ryan Cunningham, Melinda Jane Stepnowich, Aaron Shingoose and Lacey Eninew. Meet the future of Aboriginal theatre.
January 30th
3pm – Outside Eye On Inside Work
Guest director Randy Reinholz, Artistic Director of Native Voices at the Autry in Los Angeles, chooses excerpts of new works by Native Earth Playwrights In Residence Tara Beagan and Falen Johnson, Artistic Associate Keith Barker and Artistic Director Yvette Nolan.
8pm - Whose Justice? by Leonard Linklater
In 1898, in Dawson City, Yukon, two Tagish men were sentenced to hang for the killing of a white prospector. Two worlds collide in Leonard Linklater’s poetic, angry, nostalgic play about how we arrived at this moment in time. Dramaturgy by DD Kugler.
Tickets are $10/night or $30 for a Festival Pass For Tickets call 416.504.7529
