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New Beginnings: A World Storytelling Day Concert

2021-02-26

Storytellers of Canada - Conteurs du Canada is proud to present

New Beginnings: A World Storytelling Day Concert 

Saturday March 20, 2021 | 4pm EDT

 

Tickets are available on Eventbrite

You will receive the Zoom link in your confirmation email after you register

Having trouble registering? Email admin@storytellers-conteurs.ca

 

Over six continents and in many languages, World Storytelling Day will be celebrated on, or close to, March 20th. SC-CC joins this world-wide oral extravaganza bringing you stories, and tunes, shaped by once upon-a -time but told now; for taking forward into the uncertain time ahead. Five fine Canadian artists will bring you silver keys, the green wood, the beginning of things, a resonant piano, and many other wonders for your delighting.

This concert will feature stories from Jennifer Ferris, Stéphanie Bénéteau, Tom Lips and Mariella Bertelli. Beverley McKiver will be providing musical performances and Kathy Jessup will be hosting. Artistic Direction by Jennifer Cayley.

Ce spectacle sera présenté exclusivement en anglais; toutes nos communications à ce sujet seront donc, elles aussi, en anglais. Mais vous aurez bientôt des nouvelles du spectacle 100 % francophone que nous préparons pour cet été! Pour ne rien manquer, consultez régulièrement notre site Web et notre page Facebook.

Playing with Stories Online Workshop

2021-02-18
Playing with Stories Online Workshop

SC-CC member Sue Proctor is facilitating an online workshop: Playing with Stories

Playing with Stories - Online

Every creature, character or clown has a story. Shift perspective & play. 

Explore stories, storytelling & show creation. All kinds of experience welcome.


March 4 – April 15, 2021, Thursday evenings for 7 weeks 

6:30-8:00 pm CST
Cost for 7 sessions $140.

For info or to register contact 

Sue Proctor at <comedyclownesque@gmail.com>

Facilitator
Sue Proctor M.A. has performed as a clown at International Storytelling & Children’s Festivals in Vancouver, Okanogan, Winnipeg & the Yukon, as well as cabarets in Montreal. Sue writes & directs shows with Comedy Clownesque, performs as a clown with puppets, & provides educational workshops in creative drama, puppetry & clowning for all ages and abilities. Online thesis: The Archetypal Role of the Clown as a Catalyst for Individual and Social Transformation
https://spectrum.library.concordia.ca/977096/


Jan Gregory (d. Feb 1, 2021)

2021-02-16

We are saddened to share news of the passing of Jan Gregory on February 1, 2021 in Montreal.

https://www.forevermissed.com/jan-gregory/about

StoryFusion Cabaret presents: Toronto, a love story in words and music

2021-02-09
StoryFusion Cabaret presents: Toronto, a love story in words and music

StoryFusion Cabaret presents: Toronto, a love story in words and music

Thursday, February 11 at 7:30pm, EST

Learn more and register online here!

February, traditionally, is the month our thoughts turn to love... and shovelling snow! This February, StoryFusion Cabaret! invites us to focus on tales and tunes about the city we call home.
Toronto, a love story in words and music, takes place on Thursday, February 11 at 7:30pm, EST, and will be hosted by Toronto cabaret performer and historian, Bruce Bell. This 90-minute online presentation will feature members of the Backseat Balladeers telling tales and sharing songs about 'Toronto the Good' (and not-so-good), and original comic ditties written by Canadian musical-theatre legend, Jim Betts.

Saskatchewan Indigenous Storytelling Month goes online during COVID-19

2021-02-08
Saskatchewan Indigenous Storytelling Month goes online during COVID-19. Read more on CBC.ca, here or visit the Library Services for Saskatchewan Aboriginal Peoples website to see a full calendar of events. 

Canada Council Diversity Recruitment Campaign

2021-02-03
A Recruitment Campaign to Foster Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

The Canada Council for the Arts today launched a major recruitment campaign open to all, with a priority for Indigenous, Black, racialized and Deaf applicants, as well as applicants with disabilities. We need your help to get the word out about these job opportunities and to encourage skilled, committed, and innovative people to submit applications.

Read more here

University of Saskatchewan- Celebrating Indigenous Achievement Week

2021-02-02

University of Saskatchewan is celebrating Indigenous Achievement Week with a performance from their Storyteller-in-Resident, Lindsay “Eekwol” Knight.

Learn more about the event on USask's website here.

St. Albert "Taste of Africa 2021"

2021-02-01
St. Albert Taste of Africa 2021

St. Albert, Alberta Taste of Africa 2021

Africans & African Descendants Friendship Club of St Albert would like to invite you to the second edition of Taste of Africa. The event will feature dances, storytelling, steel drumming, poetry, armchair travel, fashion parade, and food tasting from various ethnicities in Africa and the Caribbean.

Learn more and register on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/taste-of-africacelebrating-black-history-in-st-a-tickets-136832257967

Or email: tasteofafrica.stalbert@gmail.com

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