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Punctuate! Theatre's 2018-19 Season is here!
We are so excited to announce our upcoming season. We will be divulging all the delectable details shortly. In the mean time, if you are wondering when and where you can see our productions, check out the schedule of Upcoming Shows.
Rehearsals are in session for The Situation We Find Ourselves In Is This by Matthew MacKenzie!
Zoe Glassman, Patrick Lundeen, Matthew MacKenzie, Daniel MacIvor and special guest BUDDY at The Theatre Centre.
Lara, Monica, Zoe and Matt at the Dora Mavor Moore Awards, June 2018 with one of our two winning statues in the Independent Theatre category.
Upcoming Shows
The Situation We Find Ourselves In Is This (Workshop Presentation)
TORONTO, ON @ The Theatre Centre - September 22, 2018
EDMONTON, AB @ TBA
After the Fire
In association with Alberta Aboriginal Performing Arts, Native Earth Performing Arts, and The Theatre Centre
TORONTO, ON @ The Theatre Centre - January 10-19, 2019
ALBERTA 2019 dates TBA
BEARS
VICTORIA, BC @ The Belfry Theatre - January 29 - February 24, 2019
TORONTO, ON @ Factory Theatre - February 28 - March 17
ALBERTA 2019 dates TBA
Blood of Our Soil by Pyretic Productions
In association with Punctuate! Theatre
TORONTO, ON @ Tarragon Theatre - March 7-16, 2019
Bears by Matthew MacKenzie
The Belfry Theatre Factory Theatre
Victoria, BC Toronto, ON
January 29-February 24, 2019 February 28 - March 17, 2019
A multi-disciplinary dark comedy about the Kinder Morgan Transmountain Pipeline, Bears asks what the hell it is we think we're doing here in Wild Rose Country.
The prime suspect in a workplace accident, Floyd has to get out of town fast. Pursued by the RCMP, he heads through the Rockies for Burnaby, B.C, along the route of the Kinder Morgan Transmountain Pipeline. By the time he reaches the Pacific, Floyd has experienced changes - his gait widening, his muscles bulging, his sense of smell heightening...
Starring Sheldon Elter, creator and performer of Dora nominated Métis Mutt, Bears features a chorus of contemporary dancers choreographed by seven time Dora Award nominee Monica Dottor.
Few issues facing Canadians are attracting as much attention as the tar sands and the proposed massive expansion of their exploitation. Unapologetically political, Bears was nominated for five Elizabeth Sterling Haynes Awards and won in two categories.
“I’d never seen a piece that speaks to issues facing Canada’s Indigenous peoples as effectively and beautifully as Bears does.”
Artwork by Jonathon Bartlett.
After the Fire
The Theatre Centre
Toronto, ON
January 10-19, 2019
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