Indigenous Arts Program Year 1 Sharings (3/3) — Emily
This will be a piano performance by IAP Year 1 participant Emily Granville
Indigenous Arts Program Year 1 Sharings (3/3) – Emily
- RUN TIME: 2 Hours (as part of the Indigenous Arts Program Year 1 Sharings)
- TICKETS: Free/by donation!
- Creator/Composer: Emily Granville
- Lighting Designer: Sooji Kim/김수지
Schedule
Part of the 2023 Festival
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May 20 at 2:30 PM
Paired with Indigenous Arts Program Year 1 Sharings (1/3) – SKYSCRAPER, and Indigenous Arts Program Year 1 Sharings (2/3) – My Name.
Location
Native Earth Performing Art’s Aki Studio
250-585 Dundas Street East
Toronto, ON M5A 2B7
https://www.nativeearth.ca/akistudio/
Accessibility
Native Earth Performing Arts and Artscape strive to provide equal treatment to and equitable benefits of its services, programs and facilities in a manner that respects the dignity and independence of people with disabilities.
- The Dundas Street entrance provides barrier-free access to the building
- Two elevators are located in the South Lobby
- All floors have accessible washrooms and stalls, as well as accessible drinking fountains
- Signage throughout the building is written in Braille
- A hearing enhancement system is available in Aki Studio and the Ada Slaight Hall
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Emily Granville
Emile Granville
Emily Granville is an Odawa-Cree student from Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory on Manitoulin Island, ON. She learned trumpet and piano while in high school, after which they attended Cambrian College for Music Performance, opting to major in piano. Now in the Bachelor of Music program at Wilfrid Laurier University, she aspires to further their career and education in music, with an interest in composition, performance and ethnomusicology.
Emily has participated and is involved within the Indigenous community and music; being involved as a National Indigenous Ambassador of Youth with We Matter, part of the Venus Music Festival Mentorship Program as a mentee, taking part in the Indigenous Classical Music Gathering at Banff Centre in Banff, AB, volunteering as a piano teacher for the Community Music School of Waterloo Region.
Sooji Kim/김수지
Sooji Kim/김수지
Sooji Kim/김수지 (she/her) is a multidisciplinary artist born and raised in Seoul Korea currently based in Toronto. She graduated from TMU’s (formerly Ryerson University) Performance: Production Program with a minor in acting/dancing. She is now a Lighting Designer, Stage Manager, and theatre Technician with an expanding interest in the many elements of Theatre. Outside of Theatre, she is a photographer and model. Her recent works include Production Stage Manager of Benevolence (2023), Lighting Designer for Half n Half (2022) and Lighting Designer for Morning After (2022). Sooji is very excited to be part of this show and expand her knowledge on Theatre.