3 Crows Productions presents Raven

Accès

À propos

The purpose of this performance is to promote anti-racism, create awareness of the inter-generational impact of Indian Residential Schools and help youth strengthen mental health.

Indigenous storyteller Dallas Yellowfly brings “Qwalena: The Wild Woman Who Steals Children” to life in this unique theatrical presentation. In a dark theatre, to the steady beat of a drum, Yellowfly tells a scary story of a girl who is born disfigured and bullied by kids in her community. She runs away to the forest where she stays hidden. Over time Qwalena becomes the wild woman who makes whistling sounds and steals children who search for her in the woods. During the presentation Yellowfly uses multimedia elements of video and sound that fills the theatre with a dynamic atmosphere.

Liens

• Quesnel Arts Council Web Page quesnelarts.com
• Quesnel Children & Family Concert facebook.com

Organisateur

Quesnel Arts Council

QDCAC is 100% volunteer with a 4-member Executive, and 3 Directors. MISSION: The mission of QDCAC is to initiate, promote, develop excellence in the arts, engage the community in the arts, develop understanding and support for the arts, culture and heritage in the community. This responsibility is fulfilled through education, communication, coordination and programming of activities and events for the enrichment and engagement of the community. Core Values: It is QDCAC’s role to promote and grow the arts, to encourage community engagement in and exposure to various art forms and to demonstrate and show appreciation for artistic endeavors, to develop excellence, to be inclusive, to foster the growth of arts in children and youth. Through the grants, partnerships, various events and programming QDCAC endeavors to meet their core values.