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In a fort during the Red River Resistance, Métis woman Marie-Angelique, Ojibwe trapper Eugenia and European settler Cecelia discuss the fur trade, European influence and Louis Riel. The play shifts between 19th- and 21st-century language and perspectives.
A dark comedy uses satire to examine Canada’s colonial and religious history and the residential school system.
In a fort during the Red River Resistance, Métis woman Marie-Angelique, Ojibwe trapper Eugenia and European settler Cecelia discuss the fur trade, European influence and Louis Riel. The play shifts between 19th- and 21st-century language and perspectives.
A dark comedy uses satire to examine Canada’s colonial and religious history and the residential school system.