Programs

A decolonizing intersectional space that celebrates global majority artists, with an approach to theatre training that is practitioner-centered, rooted in Critical Dub Pedagogy, and guided by the Anitafrika Method.

Expand and grow within the craft of Spoken Word through weekly workshops, inspiring prompts, writing tools, performance guidance, led by incredible facilitators and mentors.

Learn and examine the histories, cultures and experiences of Black Canada and  people of African descent in the Americas through cultural studies, history, literature and music.

Explores the form, function and content of Spoken Word, orature, language, rhythm, historical developments, social-political contexts, as well as key artists and movements of poetry, rap, dub, slam, lyricism and spoken word.

Hands-on learning, industry connections, and tailored support, Remix helps emerging creatives develop their craft and turn their passion into sustainable success.

Explore living literary culture and art practices, delving into the craft, production, and performance of spoken, written, visual, and experimental texts across and beyond established genres

Creates safe and inclusive spaces for youth and emerging artists, empowering performance artists to create meaningful art rooted in self knowledge and self expression.