21 Ways To Make The World Last Longer
Shuswap Theatre in Salmon Arm - Thurs March 31 - Sat April 2 at 7:30 pm + Sat matinee at 2 pm
A Puppet Play for Adults with family-friendly content!
A Review
"21 Ways to Make the World Last Longer is a hope-filled, solutions-focused, jubilant celebration of ordinary people taking simple and incremental steps to effect change; it’s a gentle nudge and reminder for everyone that actions count—mightily." "There is a true sense of profound and often hard-won life lessons." "Craftsmanship is extraordinary" - Janis La Couvée, a Victoria-based Arts blogger, in her review of the play. (Click here to read the full review)
"21 Ways to Make the World Last Longer is a hope-filled, solutions-focused, jubilant celebration of ordinary people taking simple and incremental steps to effect change; it’s a gentle nudge and reminder for everyone that actions count—mightily." "There is a true sense of profound and often hard-won life lessons." "Craftsmanship is extraordinary" - Janis La Couvée, a Victoria-based Arts blogger, in her review of the play. (Click here to read the full review)
James Fagan Tait with two puppet cast members
Thursday March 31th to Sat April 2nd, 2016 at Shuswap Theatre in Salmon Arm
Shuswap Theatre, 41 Hudson Ave NW, Salmon Arm, BC
March 31 to April 2nd - 7:30 pm each evening, plus Saturday Matinee at 2 pm
$18 Adult, $13 Youth (12-19) [see ** below for $5 ShuGo youth ticket pricing details], $8 Child (12 & under) and $43 Family of 4 pricing (2 adults & 2 children) [ Note that this is a puppet play for adults with family-friendly content! ]
Tickets available at the door or by advance purchase
Advance Tickets online: Purchase at Ticket Seller
Advance Tickets by phone or in person in Vernon (Ticket Seller): 250.549.SHOW (7469) or Toll Free: 1.866.311.1011
(Ticket Seller in Vernon is a no surcharge Okanagan-based ticket service provided by the Vernon Performing Arts Centre)
Advance Ticket Purchase in Salmon Arm:
Intwined Fibre Arts, 81 Hudson Ave NE, Salmon Arm, BC 778.489.1090
Advance Ticket Purchase in Enderby (Monday to Friday):
Office of Anne C. Casey, CPA CGA, 1304 Belvedere St, Enderby, BC 250.838.0013
Shuswap Theatre, 41 Hudson Ave NW, Salmon Arm, BC
March 31 to April 2nd - 7:30 pm each evening, plus Saturday Matinee at 2 pm
$18 Adult, $13 Youth (12-19) [see ** below for $5 ShuGo youth ticket pricing details], $8 Child (12 & under) and $43 Family of 4 pricing (2 adults & 2 children) [ Note that this is a puppet play for adults with family-friendly content! ]
Tickets available at the door or by advance purchase
Advance Tickets online: Purchase at Ticket Seller
Advance Tickets by phone or in person in Vernon (Ticket Seller): 250.549.SHOW (7469) or Toll Free: 1.866.311.1011
(Ticket Seller in Vernon is a no surcharge Okanagan-based ticket service provided by the Vernon Performing Arts Centre)
Advance Ticket Purchase in Salmon Arm:
Intwined Fibre Arts, 81 Hudson Ave NE, Salmon Arm, BC 778.489.1090
Advance Ticket Purchase in Enderby (Monday to Friday):
Office of Anne C. Casey, CPA CGA, 1304 Belvedere St, Enderby, BC 250.838.0013
"21 Ways to Make the World Last Longer" is a practical, hopeful, and simple tribute to the beauty of humanity. This brand new puppet play for adults and mature youth is a 90-minute funny and dramatic sharing of the kooky and maybe necessary approaches to living on an endangered planet.
Sally is learning about the spring birds who visit in and around her small town in British Columbia; Peter is teaching his 97-year-old mother to take the bus in eastern Ontario; Laura remembers a disappointing Christmas; Greg is doing his best to avoid the internet; and Ross is meditating ... as fast as he can. These are just five of the 28 puppet characters that you will meet in the documentary-style puppet production.
Sally is learning about the spring birds who visit in and around her small town in British Columbia; Peter is teaching his 97-year-old mother to take the bus in eastern Ontario; Laura remembers a disappointing Christmas; Greg is doing his best to avoid the internet; and Ross is meditating ... as fast as he can. These are just five of the 28 puppet characters that you will meet in the documentary-style puppet production.
Zompopo, Cathy, James and Sarah May with puppets Greg & his dog Helga
"21 Ways to Make the World Last Longer" is a new original production co-written by Cathy Stubington and James Fagan Tait, and directed by James Fagan Tait. Core puppet makers and puppeteers Cathy Stubington and Zompopo Flores are joined by guest performers James Fagan Tait, Sarah May Redmond and Tom Jones (well known to Runaway Moon and Caravan Farm Theatre audiences) to bring this wonderful story to life.
Using the magic of Runaway Moon rod puppetry and an eclectic quintet of puppeteers, this production is sure to make you wonder, remember, and reflect. Runaway Moon invites you to celebrate the small ways that regular folk make a difference in the world.
This new show premiered last week in Victoria as part of the Spark Festival at the Belfry Theatre and now is being brought home to the Okanagan.
More Information
Listen to a 3 minute interview about 21 Ways with Cathy Stubington and Jon Williams of Zone FM in Victoria
Using the magic of Runaway Moon rod puppetry and an eclectic quintet of puppeteers, this production is sure to make you wonder, remember, and reflect. Runaway Moon invites you to celebrate the small ways that regular folk make a difference in the world.
This new show premiered last week in Victoria as part of the Spark Festival at the Belfry Theatre and now is being brought home to the Okanagan.
More Information
Listen to a 3 minute interview about 21 Ways with Cathy Stubington and Jon Williams of Zone FM in Victoria
** ShuGo Tickets for Youth
Tickets for "21 Ways to Make the World Last Longer" are eligible for the ShuGo ticket program. ShuGo is a ticket-subsidy program to encourage youth aged 12 to 21 to attend live arts and cultural events in the Shuswap, and to help live-arts groups build their young audience. The Arts Council sells ShuGo tickets for $5 to youth aged 12 to 21. The youth themselves must purchase their own tickets at the Salmon Arm Arts Centre. Up to four tickets can be purchased at a time by one individual. A maximum of six tickets per year can be sold to one youth. For more information on ShuGo: salmonarmartscentre.ca/shugo
Tickets for "21 Ways to Make the World Last Longer" are eligible for the ShuGo ticket program. ShuGo is a ticket-subsidy program to encourage youth aged 12 to 21 to attend live arts and cultural events in the Shuswap, and to help live-arts groups build their young audience. The Arts Council sells ShuGo tickets for $5 to youth aged 12 to 21. The youth themselves must purchase their own tickets at the Salmon Arm Arts Centre. Up to four tickets can be purchased at a time by one individual. A maximum of six tickets per year can be sold to one youth. For more information on ShuGo: salmonarmartscentre.ca/shugo
The production of "21 Ways to Make the World Last Longer" has been generously supported by:
British Columbia Arts Council, Canada Council for the Arts and The Hamber Foundation
British Columbia Arts Council, Canada Council for the Arts and The Hamber Foundation
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