WHAT'S GOIN-ON1
GOOD Medicine
The first edition of a brand new showcase for LIVE performance: WHAT’S GOIN-ON1 hits The Theatre Centre’s Franco Boni Theatre on Wed Dec 13, Doors at 7pm.
The first edition of a new monthly open stage: WHAT’S GOIN-ON1 hits The Theatre Centre’s Franco Boni Theatre, Wed Dec 13, Doors at 7pm. Proceedings will be guided along by Good Medicine Co-Directors Sistah Lois, Jim LeFrancois & Rob Joy. A monthly focal-point and hotbed for self-expression and throwing (new) material before an audience. The evening’s lineup will showcase a host artists with lived experience, working in any/all live performance disciplines. The only requirement is a shared belief that creative expression is damn GOOD MEDICINE.
We are thrilled to welcome the following participants to the stage for our first edition of WHAT’S GOIN-ON1: Ethelrida Zabala Laxa, PAH, Ardene Shapiro, Michael Greco, Mark Guttridge, Anja Sagan, Wendy Belcourt, DJ Relentless, Charlene Zacks, Annmarie Costigan, Rebecca Chernecki, Sarah Imrisek, Honey Novick, Faith Nolan, Sistah Lois, Rob Joy, Zan Redcrow & Jim LeFrancois. The evening’s proceedings will feature a wide array of performance from live projections, stand up comedy, original music, spoken word, original affirmations and more!
Visit the Bruised Years Choir’s Facebook page for more info!
December 13, 2023
December 13, 2023
Tickets are $20 Regular Admission, $10 Arts Workers, $5 Workman Arts Members
Franco Boni Theatre
Wednesday December 13, 7pm
This performance is 2 hours and 15 minutes
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