REDTalks: A Retrospective with Muriel Miguel, with host Candy Palmater
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About this event
REDTalks: A Retrospective with Muriel Miguel
With host Candy Palmater
Presented by Red Sky Performance, in association with Nightwood Theatre
Come and experience the extraordinary life of Muriel Miguel, a leading force and Grandmother of Indigenous Theatre, and a Founder & Artistic Director of New York City's Spiderwomen Theater. Through engaging stories, conversation, and visuals, Muriel shares a remarkable journey from her Brooklyn roots to landmark contributions to contemporary feminist and Indigenous theatre movements in the United States, Canada, and around the world.
Our REDTalk will be hosted by recovered lawyer turned feminist comic, Candy Palmater. Candy is an award-winning actor, writer, activist, comedian and both creator and star of The Candy Show (APTN).
Date: Friday, January 10th, 2020
Time: 7pm - 9pm (Doors open at 6:30pm)
Location: Artscape Sandbox
Address: 301 Adelaide Street West, Toronto (near the intersection of Adelaide St West & John St.)
Cost: $20 (tickets for purchase at the door, or via Eventbrite)
There will be a cash bar offering refreshments.
Started in 2011, our REDTalks Series celebrates exceptional ideas and performances from Indigenous artists, innovators, and leaders.
Red Sky Performance gratefully acknowledges the Ontario Arts Council and Canadian Heritage for its generous support of our REDTalks Series.
Organizer Red Sky Performance
Organizer of REDTalks: A Retrospective with Muriel Miguel, with host Candy Palmater
Red Sky Performance is a leading company of contemporary Indigenous performance in Canada and worldwide.
Our mission is to create inspiring experiences of contemporary Indigenous arts and culture that transform society. We drive our passion forward and elevate Indigenous arts and culture in ways that celebrate, uplift, and respect Indigenous cultures.
The vision of Red Sky Performance derives from its creator Sandra Laronde from the Teme-Augama Anishinaabe (People of the Deep Water). Her vision is dedicated to expanding and elevating the ecology of contemporary performance informed by Indigenous worldview and culture.
