Shadbolt Centre for the Arts presents Dallas Yellowfly’s Qwalena: The Wild Woman Who Steals Children, September 27

Theatrical performance creates awareness of the intergenerational impacts of residential schools with a blend of storytelling and multimedia components

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Qwalena: The Wild Woman Who Steals Children.

Indigenous storyteller Dallas Yellowfly brings Qwalena: The Wild Woman Who Steals Children to life in this unique and scary theatrical multimedia storytelling performance at the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts on September 27 at 7:30 pm.

The purpose of this performance is to promote anti-racism, and create awareness of the Indian Act and the intergenerational impacts of residential schools while strengthening communities through education. By blending oral tradition, multimedia components, mature content, and a bit of humour, Yellowfly creates an understanding of how Indigenous Peoples across Turtle Island are trying to break the cycles of oppression caused by residential schools.

Yellowfly is a member of the Siksika First Nation and founder of Indigenous educational storytelling company 3 Crows Productions. He combines his experience in music, stand-up comedy, and filmmaking to make theatrical storytelling performances and unique documentary films.

For tickets to the show, visit the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts.

Post sponsored by Shadbolt Centre for the Arts.