Ni Nagamoon: A Cultural Sharing Workshop at IMPACT 25 International Theatre Festival

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Presented as part of MT Space's IMAPCT 25 International Theatre Festival, happening September 23-28.

"Ni Nagamoon" (Neheyiwak for “my song”) is a First Nation cultural sharing created and performed by Niagara-based performing artist, Nicole Joy-Fraser.

Through storytelling and original hand drum songs, Nicole shares her Anishnaabe teachings, based on her journey and reclamation of Indigenous heritage. This intimate and interactive workshop invites audiences of all ages to use shakers and rattles to join Nicole in music making, while sitting on the ground, reconnecting with Mother Earth.

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IMPACT 25 Festival

IMPACT (International Multicultural Platform for Alternative Contemporary Theatre) is a biennial festival produced by MT Space in Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada – presenting politically-charged and urgent international, national, and local work by Indigenous, Black, and Racialized artists since 2009.

Founded in 2004 by Majdi Bou-Matar, MT Space centralizes minoritized voices and narratives through theatre. Over the past two decades, MT Space has grown from being a company that produces one show every other year to an organization that brings culturally and socially relevant work from across the country and around the world to communities in Waterloo Region – bringing different communities together to create a community of difference.