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Free My Muse Theatre Company Presents

Online Class 5 Week Zoomester

May 25 - June 26, 2020

Acting Styles

Actors of all experience levels explore acting styles including Comedy, Acting for Film, Online Theatre Sports and Character Creation.
Class A: School Grades 1 - 3, Thursdays, 4:00 PM - 4:30 PM, Tuition: $45+GST
Class B: School Grades 3 - 6, Mondays, 4:15 PM - 5:00 PM, Tuition: $50+GST

Part of Creative Manitoba’s “New Normal Webinar Series”

The Southern Ontario Visual Artists (SOVA) are an eclectic group of nine artists who have become friends over the years, and a formal exhibition group going in to their sixth year. All artists have exhibited extensively, with many of them also showing internationally. There are many awards among the group.

In response to the Covid – 19 situation WP Puppet Theatre has moved our Puppet Power 2020 conference online, with over a dozen sessions live-streaming May 30 -31 2020. Nominally priced tickets to individual presentations or full conference passes are now on sale. Can’t make all the presentations? Want to review presentation content? Post conference recordings are also for sale for viewing after May 31 until June 30 2020.

Individual Sessions: FREE or $4.99
Passes: from $39.99-$66.99
plus fees and tax

We are very excited to offer a french session is by Nina Vogel, Brazil moderated by Denise Babin, Montreal, as part of WP Puppet Theatre's  Puppet Power 2020 online conference on May 30-31.  Nina is also offering 10 minute one - on - one live streaming performances on June 1 & 2,

After offering emergency financial support to emerging artists affected by the coronavirus crisis, the National Theatre School (NTS) is proud to announce the next phase of its Art Apart initiative. Online classes for theatre artists, an exhibition of set and costume design artworks will be presented online for the first time, as well as two performances by graduating students, beginning May 1, 2020.

Join Artscape Daniels Launchpad they explore how the new Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) and Employment Insurance (EI) can provide income support to those affected by COVID-19. We’ll discuss who qualifies, how the benefit works, common questions, and some of the problems that have been coming up.

These works by Anna Lefsrud each deal with separate threads of ongoing interest in her practice—movement, changing perspectives and the blending of human, animal and bird figures. 

Live Music alludes to flight, rhythm and air currents. Cork Floats continues that current with suggestions of water. The figures atop the corks then lead into the scale of Small Seven. 

Miniatures can inversely open onto an expanse larger than the viewer usually occupies, with—hopefully—all the work inviting a shift in perception.

Kristina Bradt

Fortunate

My focus within recent work has been exploring how fate can be received and understood differently from person to person, and projecting those ideas through the imagery of fortune cookies.

I find them to have a certain degree of versatility that relates to both believers and non-believers in their ability to predict the future. Their messages can be interpreted in incredibly interesting and playful ways.

Although Queen Elizabeth Park Cultural Centre is currently closed, we continue to celebrate and share current exhibitions through virtual platforms! Please share to your Facebook wall, click ‘like’, or leave a comment for our artists. Check back often for new postings and please visit when we’re open again!

David McClyment

This is Mine