Our Spring 2018 tour of The Wild Dog Waits on the Concrete Path has begun!
If you’re in or near Warman, North Battleford, Rosetown, or Biggar, come check us out!
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Audition Announcement!
Embrace Theatre and Theatre Howl are remounting The Wild Dog Waits on the Concrete Path by Nathan Howe for a tour in 2018. The playwright will not be reprising his role, so we are searching for an actor (of any gender) to take on the part.
Go to our Auditions Page for more information.
You’ve Got Time for This Shakespeare
This afternoon Macbeth opened to a house of students (and some members of the public) generously sponsored by G&S Landscape and Excavation Service.
The Starpheonix also published a great article and video about the production. Read the story and watch the video here!
2014 SATAward Nominations for Embrace Theatre
The nominees for the Saskatoon and Area Theatre Awards were announced today and we are pleased as punch to have been honoured with so many nominations!
Jenna-Lee Hyde has been nominated twice for Achievement in Performance, including for Stop Kiss!
Gilles Zolty has been nominated thrice for Achievement in Sound Design, including Stop Kiss!
Jenna Maren has been nominated twice for Achievement in Set design, including Stop Kiss!
Our Artistic Director Charlie Peters has been nominated for Achievement in Direction for Stop Kiss!
Curtis Peeteetuce (Stop Kiss Ensemble) has been nominated for Achievement in Sound Design!
Dakota Hebert (Saskatchewan Outdoors Ensemble) has been nominated for Achievement in Performance and Outstanding Emerging Artist!
Shelby Lyn Lowe (Saskatchewan Outdoors Ensemble) was an assistant costume designer for Leading Ladies, which has received a nomination for Achievement in Costume Design!
Angela Kemp and Jenna Maren (Stop Kiss Ensemble/Designer) have both also been nominated for Outstanding Emerging Artist!
What a gift it is to have worked with such a long list of nominees and such a terrific group of people. Congratulations! A full list of this years nominees can be found by clicking here.
Fringe Performances Continue
The audience gathers before the show.
Performances continue in Saskatoon at the PotashCorp Fringe Festival – we’re hoping for no rain so our show can perform!
We’ll be in the park behind Victoria School at 2pm and 7pm if the weather permits!
Click here for full tour info – including our performances at Douglass Provincial Park and Pike Lake this weekend.
Saskatchewan Outdoors Hits the Road
Today the tour begins! Starting with Battleford Provincial Park and proceeding all across the province, Saskatchewan Outdoors: A Touring Play for Families is about to hit the road! Full tour details can be found here.
Photocredit: TimKip Imaging http://www.timkip.com/
Meet the Saskatchewan Outdoors Creative Team: Chris Donlevy
Chris Donlevy – Co-Creator/Performer
CHRIS DONLEVY (Co-Creator/Actor) is a Saskatoon theatre artist, opera singer, musician, and graduate of the UofS Drama Department. He was last seen in Embrace Theatre’s production of Stop Kiss through Live Five at the Refinery. Chris is so pumped to be presenting a piece that will inspire kids to enjoy Saskatchewan and all it’s outdoor glory!
1. What is your favourite childhood memory about being outdoors in Saskatchewan?
My favourite childhood memory of the outdoors is fishing at my family’s cabin up in Northern Saskatchewan. We would arrive and do our normal duties around the cabin (cleaning, organizing, unpacking, sometimes constructing!) then we would grab our tackle boxes and go fishing. Clam lake is beautiful, mostly untouched, and so far north that you could count on a long day and auroras at night. It was already beautiful and peaceful: the fishing (which is good) just added another level of serenity to the moment.
2. What has been the most challenging part about working on‘Sask Outdoors?
The most challenging part for me personally has been trying to contribute what I believe to be the essence of Saskatchewan and it’s outdoors: it’s not something I think about nearly enough. It’s also something I grew up with, so I think I may just consider this amazing part of our province “business as usual” and I’ve neglected to give it the thought it deserves. Thankfully, being part of a cast that has thought about it has really helped me realize the wonder of our province!
3. Why should audiences see ‘Sask Outdoors’?
Sask Outdoors is funny, it’s touching, it has live music and puppets and clever sets and audience participation— it’s been so fun to put together, and we’re bursting at the seams to share it with everyone else (kids and adults alike!). All this fun, and completely free of charge. So why not come join us outdoors?
