It is with respect and humility that we acknowledge that Public Energy Performing Arts operates on Treaty 20 Michi Saagiig territory and in the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig and Chippewa Nations, collectively known as the Williams Treaties First Nations, which include: Curve Lake, Hiawatha, Alderville, Scugog Island, Rama, Beausoleil, and Georgina Island First Nations. Victoria Wood/ Thomas Vaccaro Fire Fusion/Paris is Burning Blankets and light folding chairs might be nice.įacilitated by Charles Koroneho, with the 19 participants from the TŪĀHU Performance Workshop Come prepared to enjoy a short travel through the woods and get cozy by the water’s edge. On the Island Stage in Rotary Park. Gather on the east side of The London Street Foot Bridge. Performers Brad Brackenridge, Kate Story, Nina Segalowitz, Derek Bellįri-Sun May 10-12 Gather 8pm. One performance site to another for about 60 minutes.
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Meet at The Theatre On King, 159 King Street. Enter off the parking lot at the rear of the building.įollowing the first work inside the theatre, be prepared to walk around downtown Peterborough from Victoria Wood & Deejay Dassylva Fire Fusion Michael Ketemer & Jay Edmunds Ripe for the Picking (Requiem for Bernard De Pace) Jessica Rowland What They Left Behind – an interactive installation performance between Brock & Murray Sts.īe prepared to walk around downtown Peterborough from one performance site to another for about 90 minutes. Meet at Jackson Creek behind The Bridge, Bethune St. Please stick around after Wednesday night’s performance to be a part of this special event. Ventriloquist Tim Holland will be filming his newest comedic show, along with the audience who Wednesday Holland with Aunt Lil – The World’s Oldest Knife Thrower The Zippa Dee Doo Dah Community Soal Chorus under the direction of Curtis Driedger The Emergency Festival (named for its commitment to emerging work by up-and-coming and veteran artists alike) showcases the most inventive, engaging – and at times outrageous – new performances created by Peterborough area artists working in all performance fields.Įxpect some special treats to celebrate our 20 th edition, including: two Alley Waltzes, which put performances in downtown streets and alleys, and one full-length work – The Nervous System’s Terror and Erebus, which will take place next to and within the Otonabee River.īarb Dametto Mirror in the Mirror (Spiegel im Spiegel)
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Schools, hospitals and libraries will remain open.Festival of New Dance & Performance by Peterborough-Area ArtistsĬelebrating 20 years! Join us at the Market Hall, Theatre on King and outdoor locations We have a cap on us.”Įxisting public services will continue to be delivered, but it is understood that the council will not offer any new contracts in Northamptonshire. "Before Christmas I did write to the Secretary of State to say that we were about to fall over the edge of the cliff. "We have been warning Government since about 2013-14 that with our financial position we couldn't cope with the level of cuts that we were facing," she said. The spending controls are the culmination of a bitter funding struggle between central government and the county council. The authority faces a “severe financial challenge” and may have to sell its new headquarters, which officially opened in October.Ĭouncil leader Heather Smith said the position of the council was “unsustainable”, and argued that government cuts and a cap on council tax had exhausted the authority’s budget, which it is required by law to balance. Northamptonshire County Council, which is controlled by the Conservative Party, has issued a section 114 notice that prohibits any new spending, apart from statutory services for safeguarding vulnerable people. A council in Northamptonshire has become the first in 20 years to impose emergency spending controls - just four months after opening its new £53m headquarters.