WSD 2022 Event
October 9, 2021 (Saturday)
14:00-15:50 View in your time
WSD 2022 Event
Ecoscenography Join
The 2021 Climate Change Theatre Action - EcoDesign Charrette is a special project exploring EcoScenography between September 19, 2021 and December 18, 2021 in preparation for a special exhibition at World Stage Design 2022 in August. Participants in the Charrette, joining from around the globe, are working on design concepts for all 50 of this year's CCTA Plays while also participating in weekly workshops, and coordinating with Tanja Beer's Ecoscneography Reading Group and a Global Networked Learning course between York University, Griffith University, and Queensland University of Technology. Join us to learn about the Charrette program, its participants, and progress since its launch on September 20th including a peek into the work of special guests ÉcoScéno, who will be leading a future workshop for the Charrette. Visit the website to learn more about EcoDesign Charrette.
Speakers: Ian Garrett, Alexandra Lord, Marie-Renée Bourget Harvey, ÉcoScéno
October 10, 2021 (Sunday) |
15:00-16:50 View in your time
WSD 2022 EventAnnouncements of WSD 2022 Selected Designers and WSD 2022 Q&A Join
World Stage Design (WSD) is the first and only designer-based exhibition to showcase and celebrate performance design from individual designers.
During this session, World Stage Design 2022 team will reveal the list of selected designers for WSD 2022 Professional exhibition. The Emerging exhibition designers will be announced at a later date. The team will also be available online answering your questions about World Stage Design 2022. Join the online Q&A session and learn everything you need to know about WSD.
The WSD 2022 exhibitions will take place in Calgary, Canada during August 6-16, 2022.
October 11, 2021 (Monday)
14:00-15:50 View in your time
WSD 2022 Event
Indigenous Ways of Knowing Join
World Stage Design 2022 will take place in Calgary, Canada during August 6-16, 2022. Located near Canmore, Alberta, between University of Calgary and Banff National Park, is a mountain known as the Three Sisters. The mountain is known for its three peaks and is a significant landmark to the area. This mountain has served as an inspiration for WSD team, in which WSD is a multi-summit event, like the Three Sisters. The theme and vision of the Three Sisters of WSD 2022 are Big Sister- Indigenous Ways of Knowing, Middle Sister- Ecoscenography and Little Sister- Multiple Realities. More information, please visit WSD 2022 Website.
The Big Sister in the theme of the Three Sisters for Scenofest is Indigenous Ways of Knowing. We are programming many activities that will bring the local Indigenous cultures into the festival of global theatre making that is Scenofest. We welcome you to join us in learning more about Indigenous Ways of Knowing with Hunter Cardinal, Director of Story at Naheyawin. Cardinal presented at our event on August 5th and he will be presenting a new discussion at World Congress. We will be delighted to have your presence!
Speaker: Hunter Cardinal
Hunter is an actor and Indigenous myth architect. He is co-founder and director of story at Naheyawin, an agency based in Edmonton, Alberta, that serves as a bridge between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. In 2018, he was recognized by his community as Edmonton’s Best Actor and awarded a place in Edmonton’s esteemed Top 40 Under 40 class of 2018. In early 2019 his first play, Lake of the Strangers, co-written with his sister and co-produced with Fringe Theatre, premiered to critical and popular acclaim. When he isn’t welcoming people into ancient worldviews and ways of being, he can be found connecting with his culture in ceremony or adapting his favourite songs to the mandolin.
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