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This series of 4 radio plays takes 4 stories inspired by the land in between Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba and travels the sound waves into YOUR ears. SS Keenora, Arborg Fire, Colorado Low, and Stories From Our Elders were performed and recorded with community members and performers who voice the characters and build a soundtrack from household items!

Colorado Low is conceived and written by Marsha Rasmussen Knight and Jo MacDonald and directed by Marsha Rasmussen Knight. It features performances and live foley by Rylen Campbell-Stovell, Sue Green, barb janes, Sage Stoyanowski and Harvey Wasuita. Photo by Shayna Pollock.

A Foley Full Community Radio Series was produced & presented by Theatre Projects Manitoba for Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail 2021. It was recorded safely at the West End Cultural Centre in Winnipeg, MB in the summer of 2021.

Theatre Projects Manitoba creates and connects on Treaty 1 and Treaty 2 Territory and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. We are grateful to the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene Peoples for their traditional stewardship of this land.

Theatre Projects Manitoba is a professional theatre company with a 30 year history of producing plays that are catered to our local audience, animating stories of interest to Manitobans and supporting local artists and communities. Follow us on socials to see how you can tune in!

Instagram: @tpmwinnipeg

Facebook: facebook.com/TPMwinnipeg

Twitter: @TPMwinnipeg

And check out our YouTube as well to watch performances and digital content from Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail - Theatre Projects Manitoba - YouTube

Theatre Projects Manitoba’s Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail tour is generously supported by Manitoba Arts Council, Manitoba 150, RBC Emerging Artists Project, and Roll with It Rentals.

This series of 4 radio plays takes 4 stories inspired by the land in between Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba and travels the sound waves into YOUR ears. SS Keenora, Arborg Fire, Colorado Low, and Stories From Our Elders were performed and recorded with community members and performers who voice the characters and build a soundtrack from household items!

Stories From Our Elders is conceived and written by Marsha Rasmussen Knight and Jo MacDonald and directed by Marsha Rasmussen Knight. It features performances and live foley by Rylen Campbell-Stovell, Sue Green, barb janes, Sage Stoyanowski and Harvey Wasuita. Photo by Shayna Pollock.

A Foley Full Community Radio Series was produced & presented by Theatre Projects Manitoba for Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail 2021. It was recorded safely at the West End Cultural Centre in Winnipeg, MB in the summer of 2021.

Theatre Projects Manitoba creates and connects on Treaty 1 and Treaty 2 Territory and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. We are grateful to the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene Peoples for their traditional stewardship of this land.

Theatre Projects Manitoba is a professional theatre company with a 30 year history of producing plays that are catered to our local audience, animating stories of interest to Manitobans and supporting local artists and communities. Follow us on socials to see how you can tune in!

Instagram: @tpmwinnipeg

Facebook: facebook.com/TPMwinnipeg

Twitter: @TPMwinnipeg

And check out our YouTube as well to watch performances and digital content from Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail - Theatre Projects Manitoba - YouTube

Theatre Projects Manitoba’s Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail tour is generously supported by Manitoba Arts Council, Manitoba 150, RBC Emerging Artists Project, and Roll with It Rentals.

This series of 4 radio plays takes 4 stories inspired by the land in between Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba and travels the sound waves into YOUR ears. S.S. Keenora, Arborg Fire, Colorado Low, and Stories From Our Elders were performed and recorded with community members and performers who voice the characters and build a soundtrack from household items!

S.S. Keenora is conceived and written by Marsha Rasmussen Knight and Jo MacDonald and directed by Marsha Rasmussen Knight. It features performances and live foley by Rylen Campbell-Stovell, Sue Green, barb janes, Sage Stoyanowski and Harvey Wasuita. Photo by Shayna Pollock.

A Foley Full Community Radio Series was produced & presented by Theatre Projects Manitoba for Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail 2021. It was recorded safely at the West End Cultural Centre in Winnipeg, MB in the summer of 2021.

Theatre Projects Manitoba creates and connects on Treaty 1 and Treaty 2 Territory and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. We are grateful to the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene Peoples for their traditional stewardship of this land.

Theatre Projects Manitoba is a professional theatre company with a 30 year history of producing plays that are catered to our local audience, animating stories of interest to Manitobans and supporting local artists and communities. Follow us on socials to see how you can tune in!

Instagram: @tpmwinnipeg

Facebook: facebook.com/TPMwinnipeg

Twitter: @TPMwinnipeg

And check out our YouTube as well to watch performances and digital content from Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail - Theatre Projects Manitoba - YouTube

Theatre Projects Manitoba’s Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail tour is generously supported by Manitoba Arts Council, Manitoba 150, RBC Emerging Artists Project, and Roll with It Rentals.

This series of 4 radio plays takes 4 stories inspired by the land in between Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba and travels the sound waves into YOUR ears. SS Keenora, Arborg Fire, Colorado Low, and Stories From Our Elders were performed and recorded with community members and performers who voice the characters and build a soundtrack from household items!

Arborg Fire is conceived and written by Marsha Rasmussen Knight and Jo MacDonald and directed by Marsha Rasmussen Knight. It features performances and live foley by Rylen Campbell-Stovell, Sue Green, barb janes, Sage Stoyanowski and Harvey Wasuita. Photo by Shayna Pollock.

A Foley Full Community Radio Series was produced & presented by Theatre Projects Manitoba for Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail 2021. It was recorded safely at the West End Cultural Centre in Winnipeg, MB in the summer of 2021. 

Theatre Projects Manitoba creates and connects on Treaty 1 and Treaty 2 Territory and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. We are grateful to the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene Peoples for their traditional stewardship of this land.

Theatre Projects Manitoba is a professional theatre company with a 30 year history of producing plays that are catered to our local audience, animating stories of interest to Manitobans and supporting local artists and communities. Follow us on socials to see how you can tune in!

Instagram: @tpmwinnipeg

Facebook: facebook.com/TPMwinnipeg

Twitter: @TPMwinnipeg

And check out our YouTube as well to watch performances and digital content from Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail - Theatre Projects Manitoba - YouTube

Theatre Projects Manitoba’s Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail tour is generously supported by Manitoba Arts Council, Manitoba 150, RBC Emerging Artists Project, and Roll with It Rentals.

On the Road with us this week is Marsha Rasmussen Knight! We chat about teaching theatre during the past year, radio-dramas, foley, reading scripts and more! This episode was recorded much earlier in 2021 - Marsha has partnered with Jo MacDonald to write 4 radio-plays with stories inspired by the 4 host communities of Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail: Selkirk, Eriksdale, Riverton and Arborg. She collaborates with community members to bring these scripts to life! You can check out some of this work on TPM's YouTube, and stay tuned for these shows later this fall! 

Theatre Projects Manitoba creates and connects on Treaty 1 and Treaty 2 Territory and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. We are grateful to the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene Peoples for their traditional stewardship of this land.

Theatre Projects Manitoba TPM is a professional theatre company with a 30 year history of producing plays that are catered to our local audience, animating stories of interest to Manitobans and supporting local artists and communities. Follow us on socials to see how you can tune in!

Instagram: @tpmwinnipeg

Facebook: facebook.com/TPMwinnipeg

Twitter: @TPMwinnipeg

And check out our YouTube as well to watch performances from Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail LIVE! Theatre Projects Manitoba - YouTube

Theatre Projects Manitoba’s Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail tour is generously supported by Manitoba Arts Council, Manitoba 150, RBC Emerging Artists Project, and Roll with It Rentals.

On the Road with us this week is Joseph Pilapil of @thetravellingsignpainters - we chat about creative process, inspirations, swing dance and more! This episode was recorded pretty early on in 2021 - Joseph has since completed the mural in Selkirk, MB which you can see HERE and he has collaborated with schools and community in St. Laurent, Arborg and Riverton and will be painting murals in each of these communities this fall!

Theatre Projects Manitoba creates and connects on Treaty 1 and Treaty 2 Territory and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. We are grateful to the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene Peoples for their traditional stewardship of this land.

Theatre Projects Manitoba TPM is a professional theatre company with a 30 year history of producing plays that are catered to our local audience, animating stories of interest to Manitobans and supporting local artists and communities. Follow us on socials to see how you can tune in!

Instagram: @tpmwinnipeg

Facebook: facebook.com/TPMwinnipeg

Twitter: @TPMwinnipeg

And check out our YouTube as well to watch performances from Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail LIVE including Joseph! Joseph Pilapil Chautauqua Spotlight - YouTube

Theatre Projects Manitoba’s Chautauqua: The Interlake Trail tour is generously supported by Manitoba Arts Council, Manitoba 150, RBC Emerging Artists Project, and Roll with It Rentals.