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A giant potluck and an evening of student performances hosted by the U of L Spanish and French clubs, open to all. Admission is a potluck dish and a donation to Lethbridge Family Services (no ticket purchase necessary).

Hosted by the Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs

Based in an intuitive, material studio practice, Espezel’s work inhabits a feminist-phenomenological discourse, utilizing an intentional engagement with the power and necessity of vulnerability. The work confronts the limits and conceptual dilemmas inherent within representation/mimesis, while striving for corporeal embodiment. The manifestation of anxieties (realized in both psychological and physiological states), empathy, otherness, and the “autobiographical” as a source of influence in interpretation and production, are current thematic concerns.

Call for Submissions

Call for Submissions

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Are Lethbridge Children Lagging behind the Province and Canada in Kindergarten Performance because of Inadequate Funding and Support?

ECMap was an Alberta Government funded 5-year project that worked to raise community awareness of the results of an intensive study on the readiness of Alberta’s children for kindergarten. The Government invested 26 million dollars to gather Early Development Instrument (EDI) data, interpret it, and share the results with communities province-wide.

Have you ever eavesdropped on a coffee shop conversation? In its upcoming production, Swallow-a-Bicycle Theatre takes coffee shop eavesdropping to the next level at the Penny Coffee House!

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