A moving review of On Native Land at The Cultch, this article explores how Corey Payette’s powerful musical weaves together identity, land and community through intersecting Indigenous stories. Blending the personal and political, the production highlights themes of belonging, cultural resilience and healing in contemporary Indigenous theatre.
Read MorePeople, Places, and Things by Duncan Macmillan arrives at The Cultch in a gripping production by The Search Party, tracing a spiralling actress’s descent into addiction and uneasy recovery. This critically acclaimed play blends dark humour and a fractured sense of reality to confront the slippery nature of truth and survival.
Read MoreUPU, a theatre piece mixing spoken word, poetry and haka, transforms the stage of the York Theatre during The Cultch's Warrior Festival. Curated by Grace Iwashita-Taylor and directed by Fasitua Amosa, UPU brings together 23 poets in celebration of the power of words.
Read MoreWhile Testosterone is a celebration of masculinity, it is also a critique of when masculinity becomes toxic. It is powerful, and it feels personal.
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