| Date: | Saturday, January 24, 2026 |
| Time: | 7 p.m. |
| Location: | Market Hall Performing Arts Centre (140 Charlotte St., Peterborough) |
| Cost: | $30 assigned seating ($20 "welcome rate" for those who need it, $40 pay it forward to help cover costs of welcome rate) |
A comedy that flips the script on the male-centric history of the Canadian fur trade and figures like Louis Riel. Set in "18 hundred and something-something," playwright Frances Koncan playfully tells us this story from the perspective of three women: an Ojibwe, a Métis, and an Irish settler, all of whom speak in 21st-century slang. A must-see staged reading. Content advisory: Strong language. Recommended audience: 14+.
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Posted in: Art, Performance & Culture, New Stages Theatre Company
