anitafrika! dub theatre's audre lorde festival Day 2

amanda parris, cassandra walker and kemba king answer questions at the end of Day 2 of antitafrika! dub theatre's audre lorde festival. April 28th - May 1st. 62 Fraser Avenue (2 blocks east of Dufferin, 1 block south of King). Doors: 7:30 pm; Performances: 8:00 pm. Pay-What-You-Can (suggested donation of $10). All funds to support anitafrika! dub theatre. 647-454-2097




amanda parris in "every day's another chance to get it right this time"





kemba king in "where the stories are told"
Kemba's words: "Where the stories are told explores how storytelling as a healing process via women moves in both a linear and simultaneous manner through the spirit world."



cassandra walker in "i"

anitafrika! dub theatre's audre lorde festival (april 28th - may 1st)

Six artists in residence take the stage at anitafrika! dub theatre's audre lorde festival. The works are a combination of theatrical practices: biomyth and dub. Founder d'bi young (left) named the festival in honour of audre lorde who created biomythology and continues to incorporate ahdri zhina mandiela's creation of dub theatre into her works. Through mythologized personal narratives each artist weaves tales that are deeply intimate yet universal in their ability to connect with the audience. The festival runs April 28th to May 1st, with three performances per night.






"medusa: the truth they neglected to tell you" performed by kalmplex





julie tesolin searches for a "safe haven" in her performance piece




natasha morris "itty bitty"

Question and Answer period after the show.
April 28th - May 1st. 62 Fraser Avenue (2 blocks east of Dufferin, 1 block south of King). Doors: 7:30 pm; Performances: 8:00 pm. Pay-What-You-Can (suggested donation of $10). All funds to support anitafrika! dub theatre. 647-454-2097