Share On Cue Performance Hub is a new non-profit performing arts organization offering a cooperative producing model serving local artists and diverse audiences in Regina and beyond. We aim to enliven Regina’s downtown core and activate connections between performing artists, businesses, and audiences. Bringing together artists across dance, music, theatre, and spoken word, our multi-pronged programming boosts the capacity of artists to make a sustainable living from full-time creative practice by strengthening their skills, knowledge, and connections
Description
Breaking the Curse
Proudly making its LIVE theatre debut, Breaking the Curse is an honest and inclusive exploration of menstruation for all. Through a tapestry of true stories collected from across the prairies, ranging from irreverent and humorous to touching (and sometimes cringey), Rachel Walliser fearlessly brings the individual and shared experiences of menstruation to the stage.
At the 2022 Saskatoon & Area Theatre Awards, the original production of Breaking the Curse was awarded The Trailblazer Award and The Innovation Award, as well as The Excellence in New Work Award for playwright Rachel Walliser. The production was additionally nominated for The Production Excellence Award. This show is appropriate for ages 12 and up.
Content: course language; frank discussion of sex, masturbation, and bodily fluids; mentions of abortion, loss of pregnancy, and suicidal thoughts.
Doors will open 30 mins before the showtime. You are invited to bring a donation of period products which will be distributed to community fridges across Regina.
We will hold the doors for the 2:00pm and 7:30pm buses at the Riddell Centre to accommodate any audience members using public transport.
This production is grateful for the support of Creative Saskatchewan.
Breaking the Curse was originally produced by 25th Street Theatre & Ferre Play Theatre in conjunction with the Saskatchewan Playwrights Centre.
RISER is supported by the Government of Canada, RBC Foundation, and a community of Senior Partners. RISER Regina is presented by On Cue Performance Hub & Why Not Theatre.
Accessibility:
- This production contains course language; frank discussion of sex, masturbation, and bodily fluids; mentions of abortion, loss of pregnancy, and suicidal thoughts.
- The Saturday, May 18, 2024 performance will feature ASL interpretation.
- The Wednesday, May 15 and Saturday, May 18, 2024 performances will feature English surtitles.
- The Friday, May 17 and Sunday, May 19, 2024 performances will offer English audio description.
COVID-19 Precautions:
- Masks are encouraged, per University policy.
- Social distancing will be observed as much as possible.
The Shu-Box Theatre is fully wheelchair accessible. Audience members with mobility and visual disabilities will be seated in advance. If you require a ticket for a support service provider, please contact us at admin@oncueregina.ca to arrange for that free of charge.
Date & Time
May 15 - 19, 2024
Venue Details
The Shu-Box Theatre, Riddell Centre
3737 Wascana ParkwayRegina, Saskatchewan S4S 0A2
