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WORLDPLAY 2004

 

Happy New Century, Dr. Freud  by Sabina Berman (Mexico) 

                                                                      Translated by Kirsten Nigro

                                                                      Directed by Lina de Guevara

Where the Power Lies  by Yusuf Al-‘Ani (Iraq) 

                                                 Translated by                                                  

                                                 Directed by Judith McDowell

The King’s Elephant  by Sa’Dallah Wannous (Syria)

                                              Translated by                  

                                              Directed by Judith McDowell

 

The Happy Lads  by Tsuchida Hideo (Japan)

                                      Translated by Cody Poulton

                                      Directed by Lina de Guevara

                                           

                                                  Playwright & Translator in attendance 

 

Life Letters  by Mel Tobias (Philippines)  

                           Directed by Lina de Guevara

                           Stories of a wanderer, written by a Vancouver resident

                           formerly of Manila, Hong Kong, Cannes, San Francisco,

                           and other cities, based on abundant correspondence with

                           relatives and friends. Playwright was in attendance.

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Victoria, BC

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WITH GRATITUDE

Puente Theatre acknowledges with deep gratitude that we live, work, and create on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the lək̓ʷəŋən-speaking Peoples, now known as the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations.

As a company dedicated to amplifying diverse voices and connecting cultures through theatre, we honour the enduring presence, knowledge, and creative spirit of the Indigenous Peoples who have stewarded these lands for thousands of years. We recognize that reconciliation is an ongoing practice, and we are committed to listening, learning, and acting in ways that support justice, equity, and meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities.

We  invite our audiences,  collaborators, and communities to reflect on their own  relation-ships with the land and to join us in building a more inclusive and respectful future.

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