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DTSTAMP:20261017T095532Z
DTSTART:20261103T003000Z
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SUMMARY:The Enemy: A Story about Peace
DESCRIPTION:Watch a live theatre performance of The Enemy\, based on L’en
 nemi by Serge Bloch and Davide Cali © Gallimard.\n\nAfter watching an enem
 y for a very long time during an endless war\, a soldier finally creeps out
  into the night to the other man’s hole and is surprised by what he finds
  there.\n\nThe P.E.A.s perform The Enemy\, based on L’ennemi by Serge Blo
 ch and Davide Cali © Gallimard. They will explore how stories from the pas
 t can help us better understand each other today and make more compassionat
 e choices for tomorrow.\n\nRecommended for families with children in Grade 
 1 and up.\n\nIn partnership with P.E.A.s in a Pod (Performers\, Educators\,
  and Artists Collective) With Rights for L’ennemi Granted by Serge Bloch 
 and Davide Cali © Gallimard\n\nP.E.A.s in a Pod (Performers\, Educators\, 
 Artists Collective) is a creative collaboratory\, tended by Alexandra May (
 M.Ed)\, Amy Sawka (BA [Hons] Theatre)\, and Meredith Johnson (CAEA Stage Ma
 nager)\, experienced artists and educators in their respective fields.\n\nH
 aving worked with young people throughout our careers\, and having started 
 as young people ourselves in theatre arts\, we’ve noticed a shift in the 
 Calgary Arts Community over the past decade. In particular\, there has been
  a palpable redirection in programming by many of our established TYA organ
 izations to focus on theatre created by young people and with young people.
  This\, paired with the loss of many touring productions and the sunsetting
  of the Calgary Children’s Festival in 2018\, has resulted in a demonstra
 ble gap in theatre created by professionals specifically for young people\,
  which we believe is necessary to round out arts access in our community an
 d support our young people in civic engagement.\n\nWe are dedicated to crea
 ting innovative and impactful theatre that connects purposefully with young
  audiences.\n\nhttps://www.visitcalgary.com/events/the-enemy-a-story-about-
 peace\n\nhttps://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-enemy-a-story-about-peace-tickets-
 1999397488711
LOCATION:Patricia A. Whelan Performance Hall - Central Library\, 800 3 Stre
 et Southeast\, Calgary\, Ab\, T2G 0E7
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