Le cabaret de la Cellule d'écritures (Post show talk)
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How can we repopulate theatre stages, multiply and complicate the representation of actors on stage, make other voices and other spaces heard? It was with these questions in mind that the TNO developed Cellule d’écritures. A theatre laboratory where playwrights attempt to apprehend, grasp, feel and interact with what is at once a political, social, scientific and aesthetic issue.
A space for creation and writing devoted to life’s different possible paths, a place for questioning both stage and actor. These three new texts in development take to the stage in a series of public laboratories, allowing three writers in residence to produce and present excerpts from their new creations. This year, three feminist plays in progress are presented to an audience for the first time, in order to nourish the process of artists in Greater Sudbury.
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- No refunds
- Exchanges
- Until February 1st 2024
- Access for persons with mobility impairment
- Yes
How can we repopulate theatre stages, multiply and complicate the representation of actors on stage, make other voices and other spaces heard? It was with these questions in mind that the TNO developed Cellule d’écritures. A theatre laboratory where playwrights attempt to apprehend, grasp, feel and interact with what is at once a political, social, scientific and aesthetic issue.
A space for creation and writing devoted to life’s different possible paths, a place for questioning both stage and actor. These three new texts in development take to the stage in a series of public laboratories, allowing three writers in residence to produce and present excerpts from their new creations. This year, three feminist plays in progress are presented to an audience for the first time, in order to nourish the process of artists in Greater Sudbury.
- Refunds
- No refunds
- Exchanges
- Until February 1st 2024
- Access for persons with mobility impairment
- Yes
Municipal parking B10 available. You can also park along Larch and Elgin streets. Parking is free in the evenings.