Expanding the possibilities
of performance

Two people are pictured holding up a white sheet with a projection of someone walking across in an urban parking lot. There is another person walking towards the projection wearing head equipment and all black, carrying a lamp in their right hand. There are different high rise buildings in the background, surrounding them. Photo Credit: Kara Manso

Switching Queen(s)

Interdisciplinary / Live Art / Theatre


in association with Stratford Festival Lab


Venue
SummerWorks Zoom


August 15, 6:00pm


60 Minutes


Ticket Price
Free

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Two people are pictured holding up a white sheet with a projection of someone walking across in an urban parking lot. There is another person walking towards the projection wearing head equipment and all black, carrying a lamp in their right hand. There are different high rise buildings in the background, surrounding them. Photo Credit: Kara Manso

Switching Queen(s) emphasizes collaboration, improvisation, street-based performance, ancestry and eldership, and radical love, to affirm and uplift the true histories of our neighbourhoods and communities, and imagine decolonial and liberatory futures.

Join Switch Collective as part of this Lab Residency as they ask “What can we learn from histories of QTBIPOC, poor, sex worker, Mad/disabled resistance in Parkdale? How can art-making exist as an accomplice to radical organizing of the present moment? What seeds of survival and resilience, what liberatory futures are already taking root within us?”

On August 15, Switch Collective will be gathering on Zoom for an hour-long sharing to discuss the artistic discoveries they made while working in Parkdale during their residency week, and share some footage of their explorations filmed by Ella Cooper and Aria Evans.

Presented with support from b current & BAND Gallery & Cultural Centre.

Collective Members — Jody Chan, Sedina Fiati, daniel jelani ellis, Anna Malla & Naty Tremblay

Production Manager — Hazel Moore

Guest Artists — Brescia Nember Reid / Drawing with Knives, Leon Tsai & Ana Maria Higuera


SummerWorks Lab programming – a place for exploration, experimentation, and process, with diverse performance works shared at crucial stages of creative development, forging connections between artists and audiences.


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