Th’owxiya: The Hungry Feast Dish

Languages
English
Discipline
Drama
Availability
Online
Number of participants
500
Themes
Indigenous Cultures
Age
Senior Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5, Grade 6, Grade 7
About this program
Immerse yourself in the legend of the basket ogress, Th’owxiya, an old hungry spirit that inhabits a feast dish full of bountiful delicious foods. This Kwantlen First Nations tale follows a sly Mouse (Kw’at’el) who is caught stealing cheese from this feast dish. To appease an angry Th’owxiya, Kw’at’el embarks on a journey to find two children for the ogress to eat, or else! Come enjoy the traditional Coast Salish and Sto:lo music, masks, and imagery while learning how Raven (Sqeweqs), Bear (Spa:th), and Sasquatch (Sasq’ets) trick a hungry spirit and save Kw’at’el and their family from becoming the feast!
Curriculum Links
Responding to, reflecting on and analyzing music performances; recognize advanced vocabulary, analyze oral language and communication strategies, read and demonstrate comprehension; The themes in the production support an understanding of the importance of contributing to the community, solving problems in a peaceful way, defending human rights and exercising democratic rights and responsibilities.
Artist
Pricing
Online: Video on Demand
One performance: 50 minute video + online meeting with the artist $570 + GST
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