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February 11 2009

In this enewsletter:

  1. Buy Indie Art For Your Valentine!
  2. Indies Toronto
  3. SuiteLife - Arts For Youth Presents Suite Poetry
  4. Shakuntala by Kalidasa
  5. Indies Vancouver
  6. Artist Submissions
  7. Our Sponsors


~Night At The Indies~ Artist Gifts and Merchandise

Check out what's for sale online and at our events!!


~Night at the Indies~ Toronto

Special Co-presentation Preview Night of Wise.Woman by ~Night at the Indies~ & b current - Feb 20th 8pm

~Night At The Indies~ Wise.Woman by Rebecca Fisseha

Wise.Woman by Rebecca Fisseha

a lyrical story of old world courting and modern-day self-searching

How far do you have to go find yourself?
Journey to Ancient Ethiopia & back in this modern fable...

February 20, 2009 - March 8, 2009
@ The Theatre Centre
1087 Queen Street West (Queen & Dovercourt)
Friday 8pm, Saturday 2pm & 8pm, Sunday 6pm
+ Weekday Matinees for Schools

w - bcurrent.ca

Tickets: $20 general admission, $15 students/arts worker

See artsboxoffice.ca and click on Wise.Woman at the top of the page to purchase tickets.

Please click here for the flyer (*.pdf)

Wise.Woman is a new play which involves a modern tangle of relationships, self-discovery, and a revealing journey into the old world of an East African dynasty. The story follows Saba's journey from home in Canada, back to her ancestral home in Ethiopia, where she plans to marry her childhood sweetheart, Solomon. Going home is not always easy, especially when Saba gets wrapped up in her travel to the tomb ruins where the ancient Queen of Sheba rests. This awakens her own buried yearnings about home, even while she has to deal with new relationships and customs she had not really considered before. Will her new discoveries fulfill the longings she carried when she left 'home' for 'home'? Directed by ahdri zhinda mandiela, featuring: Cara Ricketts, Walter Borden, Peter Bailey, Ash Knight, Meghan Swaby, Tanya Pillay and a 9 member chorus, Wise.Woman will be one of the top shows of 2009!

Cast:
Peter Bailey, Walter Borden, Ash Knight, Tanya Pillay, Cara Ricketts, Meghan Swaby

Chorus:
Sedina Fiati, Andrea Henry, Cassy May Walker, Amanda Nicholls, Navneet Rai, Aracely Reyes, Marika Schwandt, Deidre Walton, Rehaset Yohanes

Creative Team
Director: ahdri zhina mandiela
Stage Manager: Josephine Ho
Assistant Stage: Samantha Thompson
Costume & Set Design: Julia Tribe
Co-Costume Design / Wardrobe Head: Reva Quam
Kimberly Purtell - Lighting Designer
Production Manager: Shawn Henry
Assistant Director: Joan Kivanda
Assistant to the Director / Assistant Chorus Director: Nicole Brooks



SuiteLife


Save the Date

~Night at the Indies~ Toronto returns to the Gladstone Hotel Melody Bar
Tuesday, March 31st @ 8pm
Please check nightattheindies.com for our fabulous line up!!



Shakuntala

Shakuntala
by Kalidasa

February 4 - 15, 2009

Be the first to experience SHAKUNTALA! This epic love story and masterpiece of world theatre is filled with exquisite costumes, enthralling music, a diverse cast, dazzling choreography and outstanding performances. Part of World Stage at Harbourfront Centre.

Click here for tickets and information!!



~Night at the Indies~ Vancouver

A celebration of independent film, spoken word and music

Wednesday, February 18, 2009 at 8:30 p.m.

Admission $5

Café Deux Soleils
2096 Commercial Dr
Vancouver

For more details nightattheindies.com/vancouver

Spoken Word - The Minimalist Jug Band, aka Al Mader

Poet? Musician? Al has described himself as "a songwriter who can't sing". Accompaning himself on a washtub bass during his club performances Al is known for such songs as "I'm a Lousy Lay" and "A Washed Up Guy on a Washtub Bass". A veteran of the 1980's punk scene in Toronto, Al's humourous take on the ironies of life teach you to laugh when life kicks you in the ass.


Films - ~Night at the Indies~ Vancouver Short Film Slam

To support independent filmmakers we are offering you a chance to screen your productions. Every month we will set aside an hour of our program for filmmakers to show their latest work. We will then ask the audience to judge the submissions. The winning submission will be promoted on our website and presented at an upcoming ~Night at the Indies~ in Toronto.

- Films submitted must be 10 minutes or less in length
- Films must be on DVD
- Registration begins at 8:00 p.m. and will end when the hour is programmed
- Film makers must submit their own original productions and retain all rights to their productions
- There are no submission fees or screening costs beyond your $5.00 admission to enjoy our evening's program
- This is an all ages venue so may not be suitable for explicit material

~Night At The Indies~ Vancouver Short Film Slam

Come join the audience! You be part of the Academy


Music - Suzka

Classically trained violinist Suzka first performed at the age of five at Vancouver's Orpheum Theatre for Dr. Sinich Suzuki. Later she got involved with gypsy jazz and studied with Lache Cercel, the legendary Romanian violin virtuoso.

Suzka is a Member of The Guild of Canadian Film Composers and has composed and scored music for many different films. Her versatility includes album appearances on genres as varied as electronica, jazz, R&B soul, to country, to pop.



~Night at the Indies~ Call for Submissions

– No submission fee
– All Artists are welcome to submit
– Please use the form on the website nightattheindies.com
- Deadline for the 3rd quarter of 2009 is May 1, 2009



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