While finishing his last semester at FNUniv/U of R and creating his own work, he is also a theatre and indigenous art instructor for SUNTEP at the University of Regina. Sky is a proud father of 2 handsome boys who he dedicates all of his work to. Globe Theatre: Director: They Know Not What They Do reading, Where the Blood Mixes reading, Education is Our Right reading Actor (Billy/Skyler) and Writer: wanisiniwin/kwêski-pimâtisiw (2020 Sandbox Series) Actor (weetigo), Collective Member, and Writer: Making Treaty 4 Actor (Bayley): In Care (2019 Sandbox Series) Assistant Director: The Rez Sisters (2018 Sandbox Series) and Indigenous Liaison. Making Spirits Bright ran from December 15th - December 23rd, 2021 This timeless Saskatchewan tale of family, love, and perseverance will remind us to never take connection for granted. Set in the 1940’s, a young boy has one Christmas wish – to talk to his father for the first time since he was sent off to war. Mitchell, it continues the underlying message of the importance of family during the holiday season.

This sweet, heartfelt, and comedic journey follows Coyote as he learns that finding peace and goodwill during the holiday season always begins with family and friends.Īs the reading transitions to A Voice for Christmas by beloved Canadian author, W.O. The show begins with a rendition of Thomas King’s popular story, A Coyote Solstice Tale.

In the spirit of old-fashioned radio plays, we present the world premieres by this country’s beloved writers. Two short stories adapted for the stage in the tradition of live radio plays, Globe Theatre’s, Making Spirits Bright, will remind us all of the true meaning of Christmas. A Coyote's Solstice Tale by Thomas King and A Voice For Christmas by W.O.

Goodspeed opera house 2013 season