[photo: Brandon Oakes as “Clem” by Juan Camilo Palacio] our time at the Fort started off with an adventure. the truck for our workshop set was pushed into place by 7 stubborn and generous humans as co-director/founder andy moro steered our one tonne friend along its way. the second day, actors joined and it was…

  Head to our The Ministry of Grace page for confirmation of the brilliant actors joining us for this exploratory outdoor adventure.

Michael Greyeyes’ Signal Theatre creatively helms and produces, along with producing partners DanceWorks and commissioning partners Canada Dance Festival and the National Arts Centre. | Choreographed and directed by Michael Greyeyes, this dance theatre work probes the lives of soldiers over the span of fifty years, from the end of the Second World War to…

Western Canada Theatre . Gateway Theatre . Persephone Theatre . Saskatchewan Native Theatre Company | This work introduced the Indigenous theatrical community to Tara Beagan (and vice versa) when Native Earth premiered it in 2005. The play was intended to have a Western Canada debut in Alberta, in 2012, but was re-scheduled for early 2013….

photo by Juan Camilo Palacio a Native Earth Performing Arts production | “I don’t remember growing up. Not really. Do people remember that? Growing? Only when it hurts, maybe.” Synopsis Spring, 1979. A young girl is mere days away from celebrating her birthday. Her dad can’t keep the secret of her gift any longer, so…

  In June of 2013, Andy Moro designed video/projection and installed the Kaha:wi Dance Theatre work The Honouring at Fort York in Toronto. This work is shaped to play in a diverse number of outdoor spaces, with a secondary version available in the event of inclement weather. Robert Kerr, programmer and supervisor of special events…