No Woman’s Land
About This Project
No Woman’s Land is an evocative new work that explores real stories of women in refugee camps. Conceived and directed by Roshanak Jaberi and created with a powerhouse artistic team and an ensemble of six performers, this interdisciplinary production integrates dance, theatre and multi-media – taking audiences on a journey that reveals the plight and resistance of refugee women.
The project has been developed in collaboration with the Institute for Research and Development on Inclusion and Society (IRIS) and is based on research conducted by Doris Rajan and Dr. Shahrzad Mojab.
CREDITS
Director & Choreographer / Roshanak Jaberi
Choreographic Mentor & Artistic Advisor / Karen Kaeja
Dramaturge / Soheil Parsa
Created with & Performed by / Irma Villafuerte, Nickeshia Garrick, Victoria Mata, Denise Solleza, Drew Berry, Ahmed Moneka
Sound Designer & Composer / Thomas Ryder Payne
Scenographer & Visual Designer / Jérôme Delapierre
Aerial Coaches / Diana Lopez, Katelyn McCulloch, Elizabeth Dawn-Snell
Research Assistants / Erin Howley, Nayrouz Abu Hatoum
Community Facilitators / Parvathy Kanthasamy, Sarah Saad, Hoda Samater
Presenters / DanceWorks, Public Energy
Date & Time
World Premiere, Public Energy
March 9 & 10, 2019 (Peterborough, ON)
8pm & 2pm
Toronto Premiere, DanceWorks
March 14-16, 2019 (Toronto, ON)
8pm
Location
Harbourfront Centre Theatre (Toronto)
231 Queens Quay West
Market Hall Theatre (Peterborough)
140 Charlotte Street, 3rd Floor
Admission (Toronto)
$15-$42.25
Tickets (Toronto)
Admission (Peterborough)
$10-$25
Tickets (Peterborough)
Date
2019