Amélie is a young waitress at a cafe in 1990s Paris. She has no friends, no boyfriend, and mostly keeps to herself, preferring to retreat into her own imagination than risk being noticed. But when she discovers a mysterious box under the floorboards of her apartment, it sets off a chain of events that will change her life forever.
Weesageechak Begins to Dance is Native Earth Performing Arts’ annual performing arts festival showcasing new works and works-in-development by Indigenous artists across Turtle Island and beyond.
An Indigenous horror comedy with the coolest Y2K hits, Tara Moses’ Haunted forces us to confront the very land we walk on and our relationship (or lack thereof) with Indigenous communities today.
Sorry For Your Loss is Cian Parker’s story of growing up, exploring the effects of having a sometimes-there-mostly-not dad.
GIIZIS READS will be a week of staged readings showcasing notable works by Indigenous playwrights across multiple decades, bringing community together to laugh, reflect, share ideas, honour Indigenous artistic legacies, and celebrate plays that are rarely platformed on our stages.
