Page Content Main Links Local Links Utility Links
Town of OakvillePetrouchka is the story of a little clown with a big heart. In this magical world, created by Igor Stravinsky, there lives a Wizard and his three marionettes - the handsome but cruel Strongman, the beautiful Ballerina and the unlikely hero Petrouchka. Petrouchka may be small and awkward but his enthusiasm for life enchants us all.
Topics include: Bullying, Classical Literature & Music, Storytelling and Problem Solving.
Please click here to download a PDF Study Guide (143 kb) for this performance.
Ticket InformationMost Canadians under 50 seem to know little or nothing about Douglas. They take their medical card for granted, assuming that every human has one. But Douglas was much more than the Father of Medicare, and Tommy Douglas: Arrows of Desire brings the depth and breadth of the Douglas phenomenon to light and life.
Topics include: Candian history, Drama and Storytelling
Please click here to download a PDF of the Study Guide (89 kb) for this performance.
Ticket InformationThe Mayhem Poets are a diverse and dynamic courageous collective of young writers and entertainers dedicated to bringing slam and performance poetry into university, high school, middle school, and elementary school settings. Performance poetry is an accessible, appealing art form that can motivate students to foster an appreciation for both classic and contemporary poetic/theatrical expression.
Utilizing hip-hop rhythms and dynamic theatrical techniques, the Mayhem Poets have developed powerful performances and workshops to inspire people of all ages and backgrounds to craft and perform original poetry.
Topics include: Creative Writing, Creative Expression, Current Events, Dance, Music and Socialization
Please click here to download a PDF Study Guide (73 kb) for this performance.
Ticket InformationFounded by Francis Colpron in 1991, Les Boreades de Montreal focuses on early music. The ensemble has chosen an interpretative approach in keeping with the spirit of the Baroque era, by adhering to the rules of performance practice of the past and playing on period instruments.
Topics include: Classical Music, Popular Music, Instrument History, Adapting Music.
Open the original version of this page.
Usablenet Assistive is a UsableNet product. Usablenet Assistive Main Page.