The River Clyde Pageant
Jul
25
to Aug 1

The River Clyde Pageant

  • 2827 New Glasgow Road New Glasgow, PE, C0A 1N0 Canada (map)
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I am incredibly excited to be participating in the 2024 River Clyde Pageant. I am overflowing with creative energy thanks to the workshops and rehearsals, and I can’t wait to share what we’ve been making.

Pageant Performances are July 25th - 28th and August 1st - 4th at 7:30pm

From the website: The River Clyde Pageant: A Flicker in the Field deepens the narrative of the 2023 Pageant, exploring themes of disruption, transformation, and the constellations that connect us all. Drawing inspiration from storms, from spectacles both celestial and human-made, and from the intricate networks of mycelium beneath us and human connections above, this year’s Pageant is a celebration of connection and resilience. Gathering at a vibrant wildflower field beside the River Clyde, audiences will embark on a festive procession that winds downhill and settles within a living stage crafted from windfall from Hurricane Fiona and woven willow branches. The space will come alive with stilt-walkers, giant puppets, dancers, musicians and performers of all ages, in a performance that sparks delight, contemplation, and wonder.

Pageant Poster designed by Krista Wells. Image ID: The Pageant 2024 poster image, with text that reads: “The River Clyde Pageant, A Flicker in the Field”. The artwork is circular, set against a dusty blue background, and the image depicts four silhouetted trees rising up from a strip of red land, with twisted roots and mycelia extending underground. In the centre of the image are three balloons, orange, red and yellow, floating above green hills and water. The sky is dark blue and is filled with starry constellations.

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Art in the Open: She Cut Her Own Belly Open
Aug
26
5:00 PM17:00

Art in the Open: She Cut Her Own Belly Open

I had the privilege of performing with a group of artists from Montreal for Charlottetown’s 2023 Art In The Open event. It was an emotional experience I will never forget. Below is a gently edited description provided by the artist.

She Cut Her Own Belly Open is first of all an activist piece aiming to expose the structures that oppress marginalized people. It centers on discourses that celebrate the oppressed person’s resilience and hopes to show the violent underside of this praise, as a serenade that binds them to a position where they become responsible, with their newly acquired status of “resilient”, for overcoming any future trauma imposed on them.

The performance itself will consisted of 5 musicians following Joliz Dela Peña across the city, while serenading her with a song that praises her resilience. Musicians praise, but never help Joliz, as she carries a weight that keeps her on the verge of exhaustion. The musicians embody the societal gaze that fixes marginalized people in a position of vulnerability.

Photo by Katie Smith via SaltWire

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Mar
26
3:30 PM15:30

Island Entertainment Expo 2022

  • PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CONVENTION CENTRE (map)
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I am very excited (and maybe a little nervous) to get back to performing live music, and I can’t think of a more exciting setting than a celebration of gaming, movies, music and more. I’ll be performing some original songs along with a couple of my favorite video game themes on Saturday, March 26 at 3:30pm.

Find schedule and ticket information here.

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Travelin' Man
Jun
5
2:00 PM14:00

Travelin' Man

The Gaithersburg UkeFest celebrates travel with this showcase featuring artists from around the world! Having been traveling the US in an RV for the past five years, I’ve collected a few songs reflecting on life without roots.

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