Toronto 
Events Description
A Story of Hope
and Finding Light in Dark Places.
Witness hope and resilience onstage in The Mush Hole – an exquisite theatrical dance performance that illuminates a dark corner of Canada’s history. From 1828 to 1970, Indigenous children from Six Nations were torn from their families, stripped of their names, and forced to live at Brantford’s Mohawk Institute Residential School. Kids called it the Mush Hole for the appalling gruel they were fed.
From visionary director, choreographer, and producer Santee Smith, comes this powerful story, created from the testimonials of two generations of Survivors. With visceral performances from an all-Indigenous cast, immersive video, and a cinematic musical score, this five-time Dora Award-winner is one of Canada’s must-see productions.
Who is it for?
All ages
HOW MUCH
Tickets : $12-50
Pay What You Wish
How to get tickets?
Phone: 4168622222 ext. 110
WHEN & WHERE
Date: Saturday October 11, 2025 | 2pm-3pm
1hr
Venue & Address
Young People’s Theatre, 165 Front Street E, Toronto
Wheelchair accessible
Street Parking
Accessible by Public Transport
