This weekend is your LAST chance to listen to Bike Jelly before it heads back into the vault indefinitely or until the slush disappears and we can ride together! Visit https://t.co/RlMlIBbLHN for links :) :)
Our piece for @MTCwinnipeg's Bridge Festival is LIVE! (Well, it was yesterday and I forgot to tweet about it). Visit https://t.co/jrzVTPjzII to listen on Spotify, Anchor, or YouTube (working on getting an Apple Music link up soon too!)
Tomorrow's the day! If you haven't already, head over to https://t.co/Ls3bLg3wEB to register for FREE access to Bike Jelly and all the other stupendous events (IRL and virtual!) happening during @MTCwinnipeg's Bridge Festival.
Head over to https://t.co/kgRrf3KjQp to learn more and to register for festival events for FREE! The play will be released March 3 and available until March 19. We hope you love it!
HI! Very excited to announce that we will be presenting a workshop of a BRAND-NEW play about bikes, for you to listen to on bikes, called BIKE JELLY, as part of The Bridge festival @MTCwinnipeg !!!!!! π΄
Announcing The Bridge: A Festival of Ideas under the banner of Our Only Earth. Through plays, panels and conversations, audiences will explore the fascinating and urgent issue of climate change. The festival runs from March 3 β 19.
Registration & tickets https://t.co/pGAwDqoIoJ
Two shows are opening tonight in #ShakespeareFest!
QUEEN LEAR IS DEAD (Jan 21-Feb 2) has a PWYC performance tonight at 7:30pm.
KING LEAR (Jan 21-Feb 2) at 7pm.
Two other shows also onstage tonight:
Romeo & Juliet
As You Like It
More info at https://t.co/TRS3wKxZb9
#WpgTheatre
@impeltheatre Thanks so much Kendra! Our delightful Romeo is the wonderful Hera Nalam (and we have now added a program board to provide such information π ) Weβre so glad you started off your #ShakespeareFest with us! π
Reason 2 to see Romeo & Juliet at #ShakespeareFest: the legacy! Come and see how weβve incorporated Claire Danes, Shakespeare in Love, Prokofiev, and other famous R&J interpretations into our production! What is YOUR favourite version of Romeo and Juliet?
Reason 1 to see R&J at #ShakespeareFest: the words! This is some of the most famous and well-known text of all time and hearing it spoken out loud is a true delight! If you know it well enough, maybe you can even recite it with us! Sing along R&J anyone? What are YOUR fave lines?