Ottawa 
Events Description
In Sarnia, Ontario, an Indigenous community of 900 residents is smothered by the Canadian petrochemical industry. Two siblings from Aamjiwnaang First Nation, Vanessa Gray and Beze Gray, have dedicated themselves to fighting environmental racism and to protecting their community’s land, air and water.
A captivating blend of documentary theatre, innovative projection design, and a playful solo-performance engage and implicate audiences in The Chemical Valley Project. This urgent production delves gracefully into difficult conversations on Indigenous treaty rights, the nature of contemporary Canadian identity and values, and Canada’s notorious “Chemical Valley”.
Created by Broadleaf Creative and presented by Teesri Duniya Theatre
Who is it for?
All ages
HOW MUCH
Tickets : $15 – $25
Standard Pricing:
General Admission Ticket: $25.00
Student/Senior Ticket: $20.00
Groups of 6+ : $18.00
Promotion dates:
March 13th Preview – all tickets 15$
March 19th – pay what you can (min. $10.00)
March 20th – two for one ($12.50 per ticket, minimum ticket order of 2)
How to get tickets?
Email: artisticassociate@teesriduniyatheatre.com
At the door: No service fee
WHEN & WHERE
Date: Wednesday March 13, 2024 to Sunday March 24, 2024
March 14 – 24, 2024
Evening Shows 8pm | Matinees 2pm
Matinees on March 17, 23 & 24
Preview on March 13 – 8pm
No shows on Mondays
75 minutes
Venue & Address
Cité-des-Hospitalières, 251 Ave Pins, Montreal, Quebec H2W 1R6
Wheelchair accessible
