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Toronto: REQUIEM FOR A DREAM - A HALLOWEEN DRAG MUSICAL

July 15th, 2013     by Julia Horel     Comments

The Drag Musical Collective and Asian Arts Freedom School Presents….

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‘I am your worst fears. I am your greatest fantasy. Do you dream with your ancestors? Can you honor memories in your dreams? Can you imagine family, community or belonging? What are your nightmares? What is a sweet dream? Desirability, Sexuality and Love. Come Dream With Us!’

REQUIEM FOR A DREAM - A HALLOWEEN DRAG MUSICAL

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Interested in exploring theatre, song and dance?

Curious about playing with the lines between “feminine” and “masculine”?

“Requiem for a Dream” is a FREE performance and drag mentorship program for LGBTTIQ2S youth of colour and aboriginal youth between 14-29 years old. Over 12 weeks in a safe, nurturing and fun space, we’ll explore gender, song, movement and theatre to create a group drag performance to celebrate our dreams and imaginings.

Note: “Drag” is about playing with the lines between what is “male” and what is “female.” Everyone can play with Gender in Performance.

WHERE: The 519 Church Street Community Centre (519 Church Street)

The 519 is wheelchair accessible.

WHEN: Saturdays. August 10th-October 26th (12 Week Program at the 519)

TBD. Dress Rehearsal and Final Performance


Each Participant will receive an honorarium at the end of the program.

High school students can complete part of their community service hours requirement through this program.

Food and TTC tokens are provided.

Contact dreamfreedomschool@gmail.com for any questions!

TO APPLY ONLINE: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ybsB1XB86fHCnzvCQ4eaIwFMsjbECHQl23wJpfT-Sa4/viewform

https://www.facebook.com/events/395943687192867/

APPLICATION DUE FRIDAY, JULY 26th.

Please pass on to your networks.


This program was generously funded by the Toronto Arts Council and in partnership with The 519 Church Street Community Centre.

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