Gloria Mok weaves together a personal story about long-distance relationships (LDR), immigration, with an ancient Chinese astrological folktale about forbidden love. Utilizing food, simple objects, and conversational Cantonese, a dinner table transforms into a liminal space that explores the challenges and triumphs of seeking love and connection at a distance.

Artistic workshops on identity building through multicultural and multidisciplinary activities.

The 70-Mile Yard Sale is a new script in development that tells the story of finding more than you bargained for. The story was inspired by the real life 70-Mile Costal Yard Sale that takes place on Prince Edward Island every September.

FLUX IN THE CITY will take the form of a municipal consultation meeting in an alternate universe where the CN Tower has disappeared. Two city planners will lead audiences through a theatrical version of a community consultation, to decide what to do with the empty space the Tower has left behind.

To mark Truth and Reconciliation Day on September 30th, NTS mandated the Centre for Arts and Social Innovation team to create a calendar that proposes different ways of listening to and acknowledging the truth and experiences of Indigenous individuals and communities, which were shared throughout the days leading up to September 30th and are compiled here by theme.    

The two-year activities of Rebecca Cuddy, Indigenous Artist in Residence 2020-2022 at National Theatre School of Canada.