Gordon Tootoosis Nīkānīwin Theatre (GTNT), La Troupe du Jour (LTDJ), and Never Never Shakespeare (NNS) will be presenting LEAR, a trilingual play, co-directed by Jennifer Dawn Bishop of GTNT and Bob Wicks of NNS, in Saskatoon. LEAR will have its world premiere presentation at the BackStage Stage at the Remai Arts Centre beginning April 25th.King

A group of friends find themselves at an old cabin, and without cell service or internet, begin telling scary stories. The evening unfolds as the pals tell silly, spooky, and ultimately heartwarming stories that remind them just how much they care about each other, and the power of stories and storytellers… especially when the spirits

Kohkom takes her grandchildren, Malena and Ira, back in time to when she was a child and had to face the power of the Mimi Kwesak in order to save herself and her best friend.Following it’s Saskatoon run Tayen and the Mimi Kwesak will be touring throughout Saskatchewan to Schools and Rural Communities March 5

Mary of Patuanak is a story mirroring the birth of a sacred child from an Indigenous perspective, and is set in Saskatoon and Patuanak circa 1985. Mary, a Dene woman, is struggling with the dream world. In her travels she meets Maggie, and elder, and Joe, a carpenter, who falls for her. Along the way,

Meet Nakota. A young boy who is sick in the hospital and trying to write the greatest story ever.One day, Grandpa Rocko comes over for a visit. Next thing Nakota knows, he is whisked awayinto a world of stories that are right below his feet. Within the land. This show explores theinterplay between stories of