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Son semilla at Native Earth Performing Arts
Dates: 11/22/2024
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Son semilla, presented by Native Earth Performing Arts, is a cultural exploration that offers a prayer in movement, honoring the lives of women affected by violence in Mexico. This piece reflects on the resilience of those who have suffered sexual assault and celebrates their strength. Through evocative choreography, it invites audiences to engage with the emotional and social complexities surrounding these experiences.
Cast and Creative Team for Son semilla at Native Earth Performing Arts
Cast
Katia Ferderber
Ensemble
Jordon Fiddler
Ensemble
Chanin Payea
Ensemble
Danelle Charette
Ensemble
Kole Dunford
Ensemble
Ange Loft
Ensemble
Cherish Violet Blood
Ensemble
Jeremy Proulx
Ensemble
Tara Sky
Ensemble
Nick Nahwegabow
Ensemble
Dillon Strasser Einish
Ensemble
Conlin Delbaere-Sawchuck
Ensemble
Samantha Mandamin
Ensemble
Denise B. McLeod
Ensemble
Lena Recollect
Ensemble
Jamie Whitecrow
Ensemble
Samantha Sutherland
Ensemble
Nicole Joy-Fraser
Ensemble
Montana Adams
Ensemble
Robin Brieche
Ensemble
Titus Androgynous
Ensemble
Cole Alvis
Ensemble
Dillan Chiblow
Ensemble
Jesse Wabegijig
Ensemble
T'áncháy Redvers
Ensemble.
Creative Team
Julie Lumsden
Creator
Kenneth T. Williams
Creator
Candace Brunette-Debassige
Creator
Daniela Carmona Sanchez
Creator
Yvette Nolan
Creator
Joel Bernbaum
Creator
Lacey Hill
Creator
Aleria McKay
Creator
Natasha Barlow
Creator
PJ Prudat
Creator
Smokii Sumac
Creator
Joelle Peters
Artistic Director
Montana Adams
Creator
Robyn Grant-Moran
Creator
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