A spooky thriller with a twist ending! But who, or what, Q really is turns his world upside down. Gene and Ada find themselves in a Zoom wedding breakout room together after not having seen each other for over ten years. Quarantine has put Chad in a tough financial position. When he calls his mom to dig out his old baseball collection so he can sell them, she has to break some bad news to him.

A lighthearted, witty comedy about family, nostalgia, and letting go. All tickets are sold via video on demand. Once you purchase a ticket, the video will be available starting on the assigned dates listed above and will continue to be available indefinitely until you hit play. After that, you have 48 hours to finish or re-watch it before it disappears! Tickets for each play will go offline the Sunday after streaming starts at pm. We are unable to extend the ticket sales of the shows.

This and three of her other plays have been recognized by the Kilroys List. Other recent: American premiere of Bang Bang! Associate Artist, Shadowland Stages. Dan Lauria has appeared as a guest star in over seventy television episodic programs and more than twenty Movie of the Week productions, plus a score of motion picture credits. Dan is a very familiar face to the off-off, off, and regional theatre scene, having performed, written, or directed over 50 professional stage productions. Wendie Malick, have performed the play The Guys by Anne Nelson about our first responders for numerous theatres and fire departments around the country.

Wendie and Dan also perform Love Letters as a fundraiser for regional theatres, for the development of new plays. Dan and Ms. Malick are the co-creators of the Durango Play Festival for the development of new plays. Nandita Shenoy is a New York-based writer-actor. Her Rage Play was recently named to the Kilroys List Her one-acts have been produced in New York City and regionally.

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As an actor, Nandita frequently works on new plays by living writers such as Madhuri Shekar, Adam Szymkowicz, Chelsea Marcentel, Eric Pfeffinger, and Richard Dresser though she has also been a repertory company member at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival. She is a member SDC. Much fun to be working with Mile Square Theatre again! Lipica Shah is a New York City-based actor, singer, and voice actor who thrives on collaboration and has a passion for new play development. In her spare time, she enjoys solving crosswords in pen, lighting one-match campfires, and running for inordinate amounts of time outdoors.

She recently co-founded , an initiative to support and uplift talent of South Asian descent and challenge their underrepresentation in the American film and television industry is the year before colonization began in the area now known as South Asia. More info: www. Cary Gitter is a playwright and screenwriter. Barb is co-creator of HereToo: stories of gun violence, stories of youth activism www. Barb has directed and mentored numerous original plays with college and high school students, often centered around social justice themes.

Ellen is very happy to be working again with the excellent people at MST. Kevin R. Free Multi-Disciplinary Artist. Actor in over professional productions.

He spent much of his time in lockdown studying and practicing saxophone, two years ago he inherited one of his grandfathers horns a Conn 10m. He hopes to play in low budget socially distanced weddings in the fall. Miss Kennedy Davenport is one of the hottest entertainers to come out of the state of Texas. As an entertainer who takes female impersonation as a true art form and means of expression, Kennedy has spent years training in different forms of dance.

Those of which include ballet, jazz, modern and African dance.

And most importantly in her career, she has utilized her abilities and talents to amass a mountain of titles at a very young age. Azucar After relocating to the sunshine state of Florida, by way of the United States Navy, Kennedy's career took off all the while serving her country! With her high energy dance numbers she began to perform and tour all over the United States, Jamaica, and the Bahamas.

Seen by some as an item of cultural importance, it reminds others of the forces of colonialism. This wampum treaty between Britain and the Haudenosaunee Iroquois people represented an open and honest communication between two peoples. Subsequent wampum treaties reinforce this idea, as well as the idea of mutual interest and peace. Such wampum treaties oblige the parties to help each other, in war if necessary, should they be asked. Lachine was attacked by Iroquois in the fiercest assault in the history of the colony; 24 French colonists were killed, and 42 of 90 prisoners never returned.

The Iroquois concluded a peace treaty with the English and the tribes of the Great Lakes. A treaty was concluded between the Huron and the British. The Huron agreed to put down their arms. In return they would receive safe passage, free exercise of religion, local government and justice.

The treaty was recognized in by the Supreme Court. The terms of the Treaty of Oswegatchie, confirmed at Kahnawake, were for the Iroquois to remain neutral. In return they would not be deprived of their lands or treated as enemies by the British.

Under the leadership of Ottawa chief Obwandiyag Pontiac , an Indigenous alliance tries to resist European occupation by ridding the lower Great Lakes region of English settlers and soldiers. Ottawa chief Pontiac signed a treaty with the British ending the uprising he initiated three years earlier. The treaty helped to establish aboriginal rights for the future. Joseph Brant spoke to a Native council at Lower Sandusky, Ohio, attended by Shawnees, Cherokees and others to unite them with the Six Nations and to encourage them to speak with "the United Voice of us all.

The Haldimand Proclamation grants land, negotiated nine years earlier by Thayendanegea Joseph Brant , to the Haudenosaunee Confederacy in return for helping Britain during the American Revolution. Haida chief Koyah organizes the first of many attacks on the British, who had begun coastal explorations in an emergent west coast fur trade. Angered, Tecumseh entered an alliance with Britain as a means to counter American expansion into their lands. The War of sees tens of thousands of Indigenous people fight for their land, independence, and culture, as allies of either Great Britain or the United States.

By the end of hostilities, almost 10, Indigenous people had died from wounds or disease. The British insisted the treaty be ratified by both governments before it took effect because the Americans refused to ratify three previous treaties. The War of ends with the peace Treaty of Ghent. Shawnadithit was captured by English furriers in , and her drawings and descriptions of the Beothuk are valuable records of her people.

Like so many Beothuk, she died of tuberculosis. At first, the school only admits boys. In , girls are admitted. An American Fur Company boat arrived at Fort Union, setting off a smallpox epidemic across the praries, killing an estimated three-quarters of the Blackfoot, Blood, Peigan, Sarcee and Assiniboine peoples of the prairies. The Bagot Commission report is presented to the Legislative Assembly.

It proposes that separating Indigenous children from their parents is the best way to assimilate them into Euro-Canadian culture. The commission also recommends that the Mohawk Institute be considered a model for other industrial schools. The controversial agreements allow for the exploitation of natural resources on vast swaths of land in return for annual cash payments, and make evident the differing understandings of land ownership and relationship-building through treaties.

Chilcotin Indians in BC killed several road workers building a road through their territory.

Five Chilcotin were executed for the incident. This authority would later extend to education of Status Indians. Political Organization and Activism. In , Poundmaker was exonerated by the federal government. The 11 Numbered Treaties are signed by the Canadian government and Indigenous nations.