HOW THE MOON CAME TO BE: AN ANANSI MUSICAL
New Date TBD
Bronson Centre Music Theatre 211 Bronson Avenue |
World Folk Music Ottawa presents a collaborative musical written by Jacqui Du Toit, with choreography by Jewne L. Johnson, and musical direction by Jamaal Rogers. With support from the City of Ottawa, the Ottawa Community Foundation, and the Bronson Hub Team, this musical is sure to delight people of all ages!
A diverse group of Ottawa youth will tell the story of Anansi the Spider and the origin of the moon in the sky. Joining them on the stage will be seniors from different organizations, who will sing and share stories from their own folklore. Tickets will go on sale on Eventbrite in Septemeber. |
performances with the spanish senior's choir
Our beautiful Spanish Senior's Choir will be offering a first performance as part of the "Gala Celebration Latin American Heritage Day". We are proud of them!
November 10, 2019
7PM
Sir John A. MacDonald Building
144 Wellington Street
November 24, 2019
Bronson Centre
211 Bronson Avenue
first meeting for immigrant and refugee artists in partnership with cpamo, masc, and arts network ottawa
We're hosting the first free workshop for immigrant/refugee artists from all disciplines. If you are an immigrant artist yourself, this is the place to be. If you know others who will benefit, let them know!
You will learn tips on creating successful collaborations and how to propose your project to potential partners, and how collaborations might make immigrant/refugee artists become more prominent and successful in Ottawa. This is a great opportunity to meet other artists and network.
November 21, 2019
5PM-8PM
MASC Offices
250 Holland Avenue
Room 213
You will learn tips on creating successful collaborations and how to propose your project to potential partners, and how collaborations might make immigrant/refugee artists become more prominent and successful in Ottawa. This is a great opportunity to meet other artists and network.
November 21, 2019
5PM-8PM
MASC Offices
250 Holland Avenue
Room 213
