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THE CLAN RESILIENCE: it's all in our nature

A performer with long brown hair stands with their arms open. A blue scarf is draped like wings across their arms. The other performer wears a knit orange and grey sweater with a large collar. They stand in front of an exterior wall with chipped paint and a barred up window.
Live music, found object design, and the pieces that humanity just threw away.

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Directed by Andrew Barrett
Created and performed by Andrew Barrett, Matilda Cobanli, Oscar Kempe, Aulden MacQueen-Denz, Sam Rowlandson-O'Hara, and Sarah Sabo
Costumes Designed by Halley Fulford
Set Designed by Jonathan Maxwell
Lights Designed by Paphavee Limkul


An urban site-specific piece of dance, theatre, and live music. Two witchy sisters and their cadre of musicians tell tell the story of a fox and a bird who yearn to detach from their nature and to join modern human society in a bid for survival. The witches give them what they want, but, like any gift from witches, you doesn’t always get what you wish for. Is this really what you wanted?

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PRODUCTION HISTORY

August 2013 - Victoria Internal Fringe Festival - Discovery Coffee's Parking Lot

DEVELOPMENT HISTORY
July 2013 - Conceived through Theatre SKAM's Bike Ride
Impulse Theatre lives and creates on the traditional and unceded territory of the Lekwungen Peoples, now known as the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations.
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  • HOME
  • ABOUT
    • MISSION/HISTORY
    • WHO IS IMPULSE?
    • EDUCATION
    • MAILING LIST
    • SAFER SPACES
    • CONTACT
  • PEEK FEST
    • The Festival
    • RESIDENCY PROGRAM
    • CONVERSATION SERIES
    • Elevators
    • ACCESSIBILITY
    • HISTORY
    • SUPPORT
  • Community
    • PEEK SHOW
    • Performance Lab Residency
    • WEE PEEKS
  • CURRENT REPETOIRE
    • ana
    • SHATTERED
    • WOLF IN THE MIRROR
  • IN DEVELOPMENT
    • how to pull your heart out through your throat
    • the soft spaces
  • PAST WORKS
    • CLAN RESILIENCE
    • CONVERSATIONS WITH THE SEA
    • THE DAMNED GIRL
    • the dream collector(s)
    • THE PATH
    • TIRADES OF LOVE
    • WRATH
  • SUPPORT US