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illustration by mitch duncan
Inspired by experiences of growing up queer in Jamaica and finding home in Canada, speaking of sneaking is a multidisciplinary mash-up of dance, poetry, and pantomime, created and performed by daniel jelani ellis.
Ginnal is sure like never before: he must make it to Foreign. When he meets a Spider who sets him on the journey, Ginnal faces the cost of freedom.
Inspired by experiences of growing up queer in Jamaica and finding home in Canada, speaking of sneaking is a multidisciplinary mash-up of dance, poetry, and pantomime, where the archetypal Jamaican Ginnal and the mythical African Anansi meet.
First created in Buddies’ Young Creators Unit, and further developed with the Anitafrika Method ... view more »
ADMISSION INFO
$10/$25/$40/$70
For each of our mainstage shows this season, we’re offering tickets at a range of price points, though seating is general admission, and every seat is just as good as the next. If cost is a barrier, this is your chance to get an affordable ticket. If you are able to pay more, this is your change to increase your support for the work onstage and ensure it stays affordable for those who need it.
Phone: (416) 975-8555
Email: tickets@buddiesinbadtimes.com
Website: https://buddiesinbadtimes.com/show/speaking-of-sneaking/
INDIVIDUAL DATES & TIMES*
Additional time info:
Black Out Night – Saturday, September 23 at 7:30pm: Black Out Nights are designed to create an affinity space for Black community members to come together and engage with works by Black artists. The performance on September 23 is an intentional invitation to Black community members to experience speaking of sneaking together, followed by a talkback.
