Play about a promise made and a promise broken teaches children about reconciliation
Play about a promise made and a promise broken teaches children about reconciliation

By Crystal St.Pierre  Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Carousel Theatre for Young People in Vancouver is getting set to stage FROZEN RIVER NIKWATIN SIPIY, an award-winning play scheduled to run Sept. 28 to Oct. 16 at the Waterfront Theatre on Granville Island. It’s a Manitoba Theatre For Young People Production written by Carrie Costello, Michaela Washburn and Joelle Peters. The play focuses on the issues of reconciliation, environmentalism, and interconnectedness in a way that children five years of age and up will understand. “I’m not sure what (audiences) are going to walk away with, but I hope they enjoy the storytelling. I hope they come away with questions,” said Metis-Cree director Katie German. The story begins with two young girls, age 11, one of Scottish descent and one of Swampy-Cree. They

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