An online variety show featuring an ode to vibrators, hypothetical travel adventures, long-distance dance duets and more! This new show has it all. Just trust us.

Originally scheduled as a part of the Montreal St. Ambroise Fringe Festival, feather tales is a creation for young audiences. Using puppetry, live projection, and storytelling, Caite Clark and Daniel Hickie are continuing their creation process over physical distancing.  

"Even though I had great examples at home that went so far against this nuclear heteronormative ideal, I still felt pressure to uphold that shit.  If I didn’t, then I had to fully confront my own queerness- and that’s a lot to handle at 13."

On the eve of what would have been graduation day for the Class of 2020, Artistic Directors Alisa Palmer and Frédéric Dubois as well as CEO Gideon Arthurs, pen a heartfelt note of farewell to the graduating artists.

Zephyr who Swallowed Four Moons is a physical, poetic solo show that follows a teenage girl over one night as she wrestles with her mixed-race identity, unreliable sources of guidance, and problematic sexual attention.

 Three figures in blue light in a rehearsal hall. A warped mirror stretches end to end. Also in the space are cartons of cigarettes, a fast food paper bag, a bouquet of yellow daffodils, a set of electric shears, two fire extinguishers, heaping piles of newspapers, and a once-white bedsheet.