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Harbourfront Centre’s KUUMBA, presented by TD Bank Group through the TD Ready Commitment, is Toronto’s largest and longest-running Black Futures Month festival, embracing the rich tapestry of culture, diversity and creativity through a month-long celebration of Black cultural programming. Running from February 1–29, 2024

Running February 4th, 11th, 18th, and 25th, inside the bCurrent studio at Artscape Wychwood Barns (MAP), this workshop series will involve research, creative writing, acting, storytelling through the body, and creating sound through the voice and body. This program offers selected participants a unique opportunity to develop their own artistic process and creation, informed from the guidance of a Lead Artistic Facilitator. Participants will research Black Canadian historical figures and over the month of February will find ways of creating short theatrical pieces based on their learnings. The workshops will culminate in a presentation for friends and family.

Application Deadline: Tuesday January 10 at 11:50PM EST. Where to Apply: Application detail and form can be found here. Program Fee: FREE

Young creatives and imaginatives between the ages of 14-18 are encouraged to apply today to be a part of this exciting and self-actualizing experience. Selected participants will learn from the talented and accomplished, Yvonne Addai, who played the lead, Chloe, in Meet Chloe. Yvonne will lead in-depth and contemplative discussions, while also facilitating playful and engaging participatory exercises.

Participants should be ready to think, engage, and move.

About bCurrent Performing Arts

bC is a hotbed for culturally-rooted theatre development in Toronto. Originally founded as a place for

Black artists to create, nurture, and present their new works, the company has grown to support artists from all diasporas. Over three decades, bC has created space for intersectional voices to be heard, always with a focus on community engagement.

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