About this Event
Come engage with Indigenous ways of knowing and doing through theatre creation with Métis artist and scholar Ceanna Wood, and Métis artist Jill Goranson. This workshop is open to participants from any cultural background who are interested in learning about Métis culture or are eager to share their own Métis/Indigenous/Inuit knowledge.
Together, we will explore our relationship with land, our bodies and the spirits while engaging with sound, movement, and storytelling. This 2-hour workshop features activities and exercises for all levels of experience and takes place both indoors and outside.
Please note that this workshop will follow cultural protocols that honor Métis cultural ways of knowing and doing. This ensures the Indigenous knowledges are being shared in an ethical and accessible way.
WHEN: 10AM-12PM, Fri, Apr 3
WHERE: Studio A, BMO Theatre Centre*
*Participants will be sent more information upon registratio including door information, etc.
INSTRUCTORS: Ceanna Wood (she/her), Jill Goranson (she/her)
ACCESSIBILITY
The BMO Theatre Centre is wheelchair accessible, and has physically accessible and gender-neutral washrooms.
Priority seating is held for those with accessibility needs. We ask that patrons request accessible seats in their order notes and we will reserve accessible seating on a first come, first serve basis. Patrons can also email Promethean at [email protected] to chat about any access needs and how we can offer support.
Fates Festival is supported by the Arts Club Theatre Company, the Arts Club Youth & Access Committee, and the City of Vancouver.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Olympic Village Stage at the BMO Theatre Centre, Arts Club Theatre Company, 162 West 1st Avenue, Vancouver, Canada
CAD 0.00
