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This event will be recorded and made available for 30 days on the SWG YouTube channel following the event: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRAIIcrpQW0NcY6ZM0GGSzw
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First Draft: Conversations on Writing is an online talk series that dives into themes that affect our writing lives. Writing helps us to understand things and to communicate these findings to our audience, even if our audience is ourselves. Sometimes we are driven by these themes, other times they’re the things that hold us back – what we learn through the process can be revolutionary. The quest to be understood unifies all writers.
This event features a 15-minute talk presented by Curtis Peeteetuce around the theme of writing in other worlds. Following the talk is an interview conversation to dig deeper into the theme, hosted and moderated by Ayesha Mohsin.
Participants are welcome to submit questions in advance of the event to swgevents@skwriter.com.
Language, Time & Space: Writing Other-Worldly
Playwright Curtis Peeteetuce shares experiences writing in other worlds and how it informs storytelling.
Presenter
Curtis Peeteetuce is an award-winning theatre artist from the Beardy’s & Okemasis Cree Nation. Since 2001, he has had the honour of working with many amazing people in theatre, radio drama, music and film. A storyteller, actor, writer, director, dancer, musician and playwright, Curtis now works as a student achievement coordinator for the Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools. He dedicates all his accomplishments to his wonderful son Mahihkan.
Host and Interviewer
Ayesha Mohsin is a Pakistani Canadian multidisciplinary artist, she is the founder of Lexeme Theatre and Media Company.
Her research is based upon multilingualism and the linear arc of storytelling, she is interested in experimenting with different languages in order to create modern stories.
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