Memory in the Mud
July 11–September 30, 2012
Adult $15 | Child $10
Young Welcome Centre
Join Words in Motion for a movable drama and historical tour around Evergreen Brick Works. Famed Canadian geologist Arthur Coleman, the German prisoners of war who worked here during their internment, the industrial processes of brick making and the homeless people who slept here during the great depression, are just some of the fascinating stories brought to life through interactive, found, theatre. Curriculum links abound as the site evokes the voices of the past and the future. But be warned... you could get muddy!
Performances meet and begin in the Young Welcome Centre and last for approximately 45 minutes to an hour. In the event of rain, presentations will occur in covered areas only.
Show Dates & Times
| Wednesday, July 11 | 3–4pm |
| Sunday, July 15 | 2–3pm |
| Wednesday, July 18 | 2–3pm |
| Sunday, July 22 | 2–3pm |
| Wednesday, July 25 | 2–3pm |
| Wednesday, August 1 | 2–3pm |
| Wednesday, August 8 | 2–3pm |
| Sunday, August 12 | 2–3pm |
| Wednesday, August 15 | 2–3pm |
| Sunday, August 19 | 2–3pm |
| Wednesday, August 22 | 2–3pm |
| Wednesday, August 29 | 2–3pm |
| Wednesday, September 12 | 11am–noon |
| Sunday, September 16 | 2–3pm |
| Saturday, September 29* |
11am–noon 1–2pm |
| Sunday, September 30* |
11–noon 1–2pm |
*All performances on Saturday, September 29–Sunday, September 30 are FREE as part of Toronto Culture Days. Spots available on the day of, first-come-first-served.
Program Partner
Words in Motion is an arts education organization. Through the performing arts, interactive and experiential learning opportunities are created by the company always highlighting the capacity for emotional growth and human interest. Words in Motion interprets the stories of the people who make our country great and examines how each helps the other.
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