Paddle Song
Co-Presented by Nozhem: First Peoples’ Performance Space and Public Energy Performing Arts
Cheri Maracle
(Six Nations of the Grand River First Nation)
Nozhem: First Peoples’ Performance Space (Room 101, Enwayaang Building, 1 Gzowski Way, Peterborough)
March 24 & 25 @ 7:00 PM
Accessibility: Physically accessible venue and washrooms
Click here for the Nozhem: FPPS Venue Guide
All ages
Photo Credit: Benjamin Laird Arts & Photo
Tickets will be sold on a sliding PWYC scale from $5 to $25.
You can reserve your seat(s) here.
Please note that tickets are PWYC cash only at the door
*Sliding scale pricing is offered to make our tickets accessible and affordable for everyone. All tickets are general admission.*
You can also reserve tickets by email or phone (no credit card required). Please email your request to admin@publicenergy.ca or call 705-745-1788.
Pauline Johnson was a trailblazing heroine, proud Mohawk poet and performer during the late 1800s. The daughter of a respected Six Nations Mohawk Chief, and an English mother, Pauline embraced her heritage and fiercely challenged the stereotypes of women and First Nations Peoples. Her powerful story is brought to life in Paddle Song, a one-woman musical theatre performance by Cheri Maracle, that captures the heart and journey of young Pauline.
“… filled with beautiful music and movement…the story reveals itself most compellingly through the dramatic performance…” -Marion Devries, Artistic Director, The Blythe Festival
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