Tho'wxiya: The hungry feast dish

Land Acknowledgement

The University of Waterloo acknowledges that much of our work takes place on the traditional territory of the Neutral, Anishinaabeg, and Haudenosaunee peoples.

Our main campus is situated on the Haldimand Tract, the land granted to the Six Nations that includes six miles on each side of the Grand River. Our active work toward reconciliation takes place across our campuses through research, learning, teaching, and community building, and is co-ordinated within the

Office of Indigenous Relations.

WARNINGS

There will be flashing lights during times of simulated lightning and other parts of the show. Individuals with sensitive hearing may be affected by loud sudden noises during this play. Haze will be present.

If you have more concerns, visit our content guide with spoilers and a full breakdown or contact us via the email on the About Page.

You are welcome to bring offerings of
non-perishable foods
to Th'owxiya.

**All offerings will be donated to the Food bank.

TraiLEr

You can find more on our YouTube, including interviews with cast and production members~

Feast Song

Learn the Feast Song & sing along with us at the end of your show!

This song repeats!

OHO oho o,
oho ya ho, o,
oho ya ho ah hey,

ah ho, oho, oh, ah, ho ya ho ah hey,
hey ya, hey

University of WaterlooThe Feast Song - UW Cast

00:00 / 02:20

The Girl Spath's (bear) Character Sprite

Sasqets the Sasquatch's Character Sprite

Meet the Characters

Disclaimer: this art is not by an indigenous artist, it is inspired and informed by Coast Salish Formline.

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#ThinkingIndigenousThursdays - Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun

For our final Thinking Indigenous Thursday there is no other creator more suited for this post during our show week either than renowned artist Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun. His art served as one of our main inspirations behind many designs on this production, and we are in absolute awe of it. You may visit various websites to read about him, see his art, or find out where to see his art featured in person! One exhibit that houses his piece "Natives Playing on the Land" has recently been added to the Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal.

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#FutureFridays - RECAP !!

There's only three performances left as of right now! I highly encourage you to either get your tickets online at www.uwthowxiya.com/tickets ASAP or swing by the box office before the shows start!

We've been having a whole lot of fun in the theatre, especially thanks to our wonderful and enthusiastic live audiences of the Waterloo region. Experience the magic of our show and tap into your inner child before this show is gone! Here's some pictures of our lovely actors for the show so you know what you've missed ;)

CREDITS

TH’OWXIYA: The Hungry Feast Dish

By Joseph A. Dandurand

A UWaterloo Theatre and Performance program production

November 2024

Directed by Andy Houston

Set & Prop Design by Jay Havens

Co-Props Design by Jack Meldrum

Costume Design by Nadine Grant

Lighting Design by Alia Stephen
Video Design by Paul Cegys

Sound Design by Lyon Smith

Cast:

Th’owxiya = Becca Zadorsky (Slide 6)

Sasqets = Alana Matsuo (Slide 1)

Kw’at’el = Hanna Freitas (Slide 2)

Sqeweqs = Preeya Narcis (Slide 4)

Girl Spa:th = Olivia Rossel (Slide 5)

Boy Spa:th = Theo Patterson (Slide 3)
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#MeetTheCast Mondays - Becca Zadorsky!!

Last but not least, is Becca who will be playing the role of Th'owxiya, a basket ogress and wild bush woman of the spirit world who also is represented by a feast dish with all the wonderous foods of the world.

Becca really has a killer laugh and brings a lot of life to this play, her character is at the centre of everything.

We've finally reached show week! Get your tickets now or come on down to the box office to purchase your tickets if you haven't already! We're so excited to see you all in our Theatre of the Arts :)
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You heard the man! Get your tickets now at www.uwthowxiya.com and follow our tiktok with the username @uwtheatreperf for more silly snippets like these :))

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#TechCallTuesdays - Sound team

Welcome back to another tech call Tuesday, special mention that this week is tech week! Meaning, we have all kinds of testing and rehearsal with all of the tech goodies we’ve been fine tuning for next weeks shows.

Our sound designer this term is Lyon Smith. He’s been experimenting with lots of electronic sound and music for this production and ensuring inclusion of First Nation instruments such as a whistle, drums, and rattles.
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Preeya Narcis on Cultural Identity

Uwaterloo is putting on a play by Kwantlen First Nation writer Joseph Dandurand called Th’owxiya: The Hungry Feast Dish!

It’s a children’s play about animals and spirits that features life lessons that tackle sustainability and community involvement to solve complex issues.

The play is rooted in the rich culture of the Kwantlen peoples and our designers, actors, and entire crew have taken the initiative to listen, learn, and create with the best intentions in mind to bring you an experience that will leave you with new knowledge and appreciation for a culture that may not be your own. We’re not attempting to be representatives of the Kwantlen First Nation or Coast Salish community, but rather we are a form in which that knowledge, culture, creativity, and joy can be shared.

Tickets for most of our matinees and afternoon shows have sold out and this family-friendly event is running through Nov 19th till Nov 23rd only, so get your tickets soon by visiting https://uwthowxiya.com/tickets to secure your spot!

#uwthowxiya #UWaterloo #UWaterlooarts #UWaterlooevents #thowxiya #thowxiyathehungryfeastdish #theatre #kwawesome #kwevents #wrdsb #wcdsb #familyfriendly

Meet Preeya Narcis our Sqeweqs!
(Raven)

Uwaterloo is putting on a play by Kwantlen First Nation writer Joseph Dandurand called Th’owxiya: The Hungry Feast Dish!

It’s a children’s play about animals and spirits that features life lessons that tackle sustainability and community involvement to solve complex issues.

The play is rooted in the rich culture of the Kwantlen peoples and our designers, actors, and entire crew have taken the initiative to listen, learn, and create with the best intentions in mind to bring you an experience that will leave you with new knowledge and appreciation for a culture that may not be your own. We’re not attempting to be representatives of the Kwantlen First Nation or Coast Salish community, but rather we are a form in which that knowledge, culture, creativity, and joy can be shared.

Tickets for most of our matinees and afternoon shows have sold out and this family-friendly event is running through Nov 19th till Nov 23rd only, so get your tickets soon by visiting https://uwthowxiya.com/tickets to secure your spot!

#uwthowxiya #UWaterloo #UWaterlooarts #UWaterlooevents #thowxiya #thowxiyathehungryfeastdish #theatre #kwawesome #kwevents #wrdsb #wcdsb #familyfriendly

Theo Patterson on Sharing Stories of Indigenous Joy

Uwaterloo is putting on a play by Kwantlen First Nation writer Joseph Dandurand called Th’owxiya: The Hungry Feast Dish!

It’s a children’s play about animals and spirits that features life lessons that tackle sustainability and community involvement to solve complex issues.

The play is rooted in the rich culture of the Kwantlen peoples and our designers, actors, and entire crew have taken the initiative to listen, learn, and create with the best intentions in mind to bring you an experience that will leave you with new knowledge and appreciation for a culture that may not be your own. We’re not attempting to be representatives of the Kwantlen First Nation or Coast Salish community, but rather we are a form in which that knowledge, culture, creativity, and joy can be shared.

Tickets for most of our matinees and afternoon shows have sold out and this family-friendly event is running through Nov 19th till Nov 23rd only, so get your tickets soon by visiting https://uwthowxiya.com/tickets to secure your spot!

#uwthowxiya #UWaterloo #UWaterlooarts #UWaterlooevents #thowxiya #thowxiyathehungryfeastdish #theatre #kwawesome #kwevents #wrdsb #wcdsb #familyfriendly

Meet Theo Patterson our Boy Sp:ath!
(Boy Bear)

Uwaterloo is putting on a play by Kwantlen First Nation writer Joseph Dandurand called Th’owxiya: The Hungry Feast Dish!

It’s a children’s play about animals and spirits that features life lessons that tackle sustainability and community involvement to solve complex issues.

The play is rooted in the rich culture of the Kwantlen peoples and our designers, actors, and entire crew have taken the initiative to listen, learn, and create with the best intentions in mind to bring you an experience that will leave you with new knowledge and appreciation for a culture that may not be your own. We’re not attempting to be representatives of the Kwantlen First Nation or Coast Salish community, but rather we are a form in which that knowledge, culture, creativity, and joy can be shared.

Tickets for most of our matinees and afternoon shows have sold out and this family-friendly event is running through Nov 19th till Nov 23rd only, so get your tickets soon by visiting https://uwthowxiya.com/tickets to secure your spot!

#uwthowxiya #UWaterloo #UWaterlooarts #UWaterlooevents #thowxiya #thowxiyathehungryfeastdish #theatre #kwawesome #kwevents #wrdsb #wcdsb #familyfriendly

Hanna Freitas on Importance of Th'owxiya

Uwaterloo is putting on a play by Kwantlen First Nation writer Joseph Dandurand called Th’owxiya: The Hungry Feast Dish!

It’s a children’s play about animals and spirits that features life lessons that tackle sustainability and community involvement to solve complex issues.

The play is rooted in the rich culture of the Kwantlen peoples and our designers, actors, and entire crew have taken the initiative to listen, learn, and create with the best intentions in mind to bring you an experience that will leave you with new knowledge and appreciation for a culture that may not be your own. We’re not attempting to be representatives of the Kwantlen First Nation or Coast Salish community, but rather we are a form in which that knowledge, culture, creativity, and joy can be shared.

Tickets for most of our matinees and afternoon shows have sold out and this family-friendly event is running through Nov 19th till Nov 23rd only, so get your tickets soon by visiting https://uwthowxiya.com/tickets to secure your spot!

#uwthowxiya #UWaterloo #UWaterlooarts #UWaterlooevents #thowxiya #thowxiyathehungryfeastdish #theatre #kwawesome #kwevents #wrdsb #wcdsb #familyfriendly

Meet Hanna Freitas our Kw'at'el!
(mouse)

Uwaterloo is putting on a play by Kwantlen First Nation writer Joseph Dandurand called Th’owxiya: The Hungry Feast Dish!

It’s a children’s play about animals and spirits that features life lessons that tackle sustainability and community involvement to solve complex issues.

The play is rooted in the rich culture of the Kwantlen peoples and our designers, actors, and entire crew have taken the initiative to listen, learn, and create with the best intentions in mind to bring you an experience that will leave you with new knowledge and appreciation for a culture that may not be your own. We’re not attempting to be representatives of the Kwantlen First Nation or Coast Salish community, but rather we are a form in which that knowledge, culture, creativity, and joy can be shared.

Tickets for most of our matinees and afternoon shows have sold out and this family-friendly event is running through Nov 19th till Nov 23rd only, so get your tickets soon by visiting https://uwthowxiya.com/tickets to secure your spot!

#uwthowxiya #UWaterloo #UWaterlooarts #UWaterlooevents #thowxiya #thowxiyathehungryfeastdish #theatre #kwawesome #kwevents #wrdsb #wcdsb #familyfriendly

Andy Houston on Acting as Animals

Uwaterloo is putting on a play by Kwantlen First Nation writer Joseph Dandurand called Th’owxiya: The Hungry Feast Dish!

It’s a children’s play about animals and spirits that features life lessons that tackle sustainability and community involvement to solve complex issues.

The play is rooted in the rich culture of the Kwantlen peoples and our designers, actors, and entire crew have taken the initiative to listen, learn, and create with the best intentions in mind to bring you an experience that will leave you with new knowledge and appreciation for a culture that may not be your own. We’re not attempting to be representatives of the Kwantlen First Nation or Coast Salish community, but rather we are a form in which that knowledge, culture, creativity, and joy can be shared.

Tickets for most of our matinees and afternoon shows have sold out and this family-friendly event is running through Nov 19th till Nov 23rd only, so get your tickets soon by visiting https://uwthowxiya.com/tickets to secure your spot!

#uwthowxiya #UWaterloo #UWaterlooarts #UWaterlooevents #thowxiya #thowxiyathehungryfeastdish #theatre #kwawesome #kwevents #wrdsb #wcdsb #familyfriendly

Uwaterloo is putting on a play by Kwantlen First Nation writer Joseph Dandurand called Th’owxiya: The Hungry Feast Dish!

It’s a children’s play about animals and spirits that features life lessons that tackle sustainability and community involvement to solve complex issues.

The play is rooted in the rich culture of the Kwantlen peoples and our designers, actors, and entire crew have taken the initiative to listen, learn, and create with the best intentions in mind to bring you an experience that will leave you with new knowledge and appreciation for a culture that may not be your own. We’re not attempting to be representatives of the Kwantlen First Nation or Coast Salish community, but rather we are a form in which that knowledge, culture, creativity, and joy can be shared.

Tickets for most of our matinees and afternoon shows have sold out and this family-friendly event is running through Nov 19th till Nov 23rd only, so get your tickets soon by visiting https://uwthowxiya.com/tickets to secure your spot!

#uwthowxiya #UWaterloo #UWaterlooarts #UWaterlooevents #thowxiya #thowxiyathehungryfeastdish #theatre #kwawesome #kwevents #wrdsb #wcdsb #familyfriendly

Hanna Freitas on Sustainability in Theatre

Uwaterloo is putting on a play by Kwantlen First Nation writer Joseph Dandurand called Th’owxiya: The Hungry Feast Dish!

It’s a children’s play about animals and spirits that features life lessons that tackle sustainability and community involvement to solve complex issues.

The play is rooted in the rich culture of the Kwantlen peoples and our designers, actors, and entire crew have taken the initiative to listen, learn, and create with the best intentions in mind to bring you an experience that will leave you with new knowledge and appreciation for a culture that may not be your own. We’re not attempting to be representatives of the Kwantlen First Nation or Coast Salish community, but rather we are a form in which that knowledge, culture, creativity, and joy can be shared.

Tickets for most of our matinees and afternoon shows have sold out and this family-friendly event is running through Nov 19th till Nov 23rd only, so get your tickets soon by visiting https://uwthowxiya.com/tickets to secure your spot!

#uwthowxiya #UWaterloo #UWaterlooarts #UWaterlooevents #thowxiya #thowxiyathehungryfeastdish #theatre #kwawesome #kwevents #wrdsb #wcdsb #familyfriendly

Preeya Narcis on Respectfully Sharing Indigenous Work

Uwaterloo is putting on a play by Kwantlen First Nation writer Joseph Dandurand called Th’owxiya: The Hungry Feast Dish!

It’s a children’s play about animals and spirits that features life lessons that tackle sustainability and community involvement to solve complex issues.

The play is rooted in the rich culture of the Kwantlen peoples and our designers, actors, and entire crew have taken the initiative to listen, learn, and create with the best intentions in mind to bring you an experience that will leave you with new knowledge and appreciation for a culture that may not be your own. We’re not attempting to be representatives of the Kwantlen First Nation or Coast Salish community, but rather we are a form in which that knowledge, culture, creativity, and joy can be shared.

Tickets for most of our matinees and afternoon shows have sold out and this family-friendly event is running through Nov 19th till Nov 23rd only, so get your tickets soon by visiting https://uwthowxiya.com/tickets to secure your spot!

#uwthowxiya #UWaterloo #UWaterlooarts #UWaterlooevents #thowxiya #thowxiyathehungryfeastdish #theatre #kwawesome #kwevents #wrdsb #wcdsb #familyfriendly

Andy Houston on Creative Direction in Th’owxiya

Uwaterloo is putting on a play by Kwantlen First Nation writer Joseph Dandurand called Th’owxiya: The Hungry Feast Dish!

It’s a children’s play about animals and spirits that features life lessons that tackle sustainability and community involvement to solve complex issues.

The play is rooted in the rich culture of the Kwantlen peoples and our designers, actors, and entire crew have taken the initiative to listen, learn, and create with the best intentions in mind to bring you an experience that will leave you with new knowledge and appreciation for a culture that may not be your own. We’re not attempting to be representatives of the Kwantlen First Nation or Coast Salish community, but rather we are a form in which that knowledge, culture, creativity, and joy can be shared.

Tickets for most of our matinees and afternoon shows have sold out and this family-friendly event is running through Nov 19th till Nov 23rd only, so get your tickets soon by visiting https://uwthowxiya.com/tickets to secure your spot!

#uwthowxiya #UWaterloo #UWaterlooarts #UWaterlooevents #thowxiya #thowxiyathehungryfeastdish #theatre #kwawesome #kwevents #wrdsb #wcdsb #familyfriendly

#MeetTheCastMondays - Alana Matsuo

Alana our ever so lovely Sasqets is a sasquatch that is just trying her best. She does Th'owxiya's biddings and worries that one day she might be just the snack Th'owxiya is looking for. In order to save her behind, she caters to whatever she's asked to do.

Alana is also going to be interviewed by @uwaterlooarts, so stay tuned for what she has in store for us!
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#FutureFridays - Calling all profound writers and interpreters and publicity and marketing buffs to join our dramaturgy team!

Dramaturgy is a great way to get involved with our production without the need for an extensive application or auditioning process. Our dramaturgs are lovely helpers that rein in the contexts that our audience needs to further their understanding of what we do and why. You would be the bridge between worlds!

Dramaturgs also help with creating our engagement spaces which provide a memorable and fun way to interact with theatre in a way that audiences don't usually get to do when a show is put on.

Simply enrol yourself into THPERF 307 - 003 to get involved with the production!
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#FutureFriday - Sr. Production Team Applications are Open!

If you're a student that has completed THEPERF 243 and/or THPERF 244 you're eligible to apply to become a head or a part of stage management! Really put your skills to the test and get more practical experience in stage production, it's hard work but exciting and well worth the ride.

It's all worth it to see our plays come to life via your contributions! You can apply via the QR code in the slides or visit the following link:https://forms.office.com/r/YnhYaP84Zy

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We Interrupt our scheduled #ThinkingIndigenousThursdays with heavy hearts to honour the memory of Justice Murray Sinclair whom passed away this past Monday.

He is well known as the Chief Commissioner of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, but he is also remembered as a loving husband, father, and grandfather to the family he leaves behind. He passed peacefully surrounded by loving company in Winnipeg. May he rest in peace, and power.

Murray Sinclair was a man that lead his life with kindness, generosity, and strength as he listened closely and carefully to the people and brought upon a change so great that it alters and addresses the shameful history Canada has with regards to First Nations of this country to bring justice. There is still much work to be done, but we wouldn't have been able to have made the strides we have taken if not for the ever venerable Murray Sinclair.

If you have the chance, take a moment to listen to what Justice Murray Sinclair had to say in his waking life and reflect upon his wisdom that he has gifted to this world.

#WorldwideWellnessWednesdays - Upcycling

Upcycling in our eyes is taking something that is not in use and making alterations to it to tailor it to the user so that it can or will be in use! Bit different than recycling in which the object or material might be reused in a way that it just about completely changes form.

We've been looking into ways to take previous pieces and articles to upcycle for our production and sometimes post-production we sell them to students that want them so they can be worn beyond the lifetime it had for show purposes!
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#TechCallTuesdays - Video

In lieu of not revealing too much of our visual effects, here is a workshop where our students play around with both sound and video interaction! Our video design for the play this term is mainly handled by student Lillian Lam and designer Paul Cegys.

This is an incredible part of storytelling and definitely brings on the whimsy we need for a show like this!
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#MeetTheCastMondays - Olivia Rossel

Our girl bear is the other side of the coin to Theo's boy bear! She's quite a mischievous and fun character, ever the curious creature. Her excitement is refreshing and just featured recently is one of the furs that we're upcycling for her costuming. She'll be a bright pink bear and unapologetically blaringly energizing from head to toe with her personality and costuming.

Tickets are still on sale for the evenings, with most mornings and afternoons just about filled to max capacity!
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#FindMeFridays🐭 - Hagey Hall [ SEARCH CLOSED ]

Kwa'at'el has decided to hang around the arts hub and is hiding out in search of more food! Probably all those tasty muffins and pastries enticed him... If you're ever grabbing a snack or just stopping by to eat lunch, hangout, play some piano, or study here make sure you take a chance to see if you can spot our mouse for free tickets!

We'll indicate if all tickets have been given away by writing it in brackets at the top of this post next to the building name.
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#ThinkingIndigenousThursdays (On a Friday hehe, oops) - Charlene Johnny

A very expressive and contemporary artist who is no stranger to making gorgeous murals! Charlene does a lot of graphic design and has an amazing colour sense. You may check out her murals and where they've been done on her website or follow her instagram to see some of her most recent stuff. She also sells some of her work and has very cute jewelry listed as well with more one of a kind designs.

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#WorldwideWellnessWednesdays - Eco-friendly stickers

Welcome back to another Wednesday of creative promotion. You may start to see these stickers pop-up around campus on your daily strolls. They're kind of like mini posters! These stickers are entirely compostable and biodegradable so they should disappear with the rain similar to our chalk art!

A quote from the retailer website Sticker It:
"Made from a sugarcane byproduct called bagasse + some hemp & linen, making this paper vegan and environmentally friendly.

It's printed with certified compostable & vegan inks on our HP Indigo printer."

We adore these stickers and the design is of our lovely feast dish Th'owxiya! It's inspired by and drawn in Coast Salish Formline, more on that to be read on our website!

** Disclaimer: this design along the other animal designs featured on our meet the cast mondays and website are not created by a Coast Salish nor Indigenous artist, however, they have been designed after researching the formline and under the guidance of an Indigenous artist. These are not claimed to be actual Coast Salish art. We suggest you look at our #thinkingindigenousthursdays artists or research the formline yourself!
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#TechCallTuesdays - Lighting

We're here to light up your world and will go to great heights just to do so! Our lighting crew are setting up all the lights and pretty colours that will make the show aura just that much more amazing.

Lights can dance and so do we, as we shuffle about our scaffolding and gel up and position everything to give you the perfect view of everything we've worked on (including a literal dance on stage)!

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#TuneInTuesday -> Our upcoming UPSTART 2025 picks!

There were a lot of applications and it was so fun to read all of them and the fantastic ideas you guys have come up with. While all applications were great, we could only pick out a select three to produce for the next UPSTART. Thank you all for applying, and please don't stop writing and creating -- you never know if yours could be picked next!

In the meantime, send your congratulations to the following applicants for:

Hell Weeks co-written by Kye Stevenson Hatayama & Talia Dmitrienko and directed by Kye Stevenson Hatayama.

The Waiting Room by Zarin Tasneem and directed by Jasmine Rajaballey.

Utopia by Joshua Barroso and Directed by Hanna Freitas.

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We're happy to have you guys on board, and looking forward to breathing life into your stories and making them happen!

** Disclaimer: the graphic for the corresponding show on each slides are non-official graphics, they are simply placeholders. **** It’s meant to be “Hell Weeks” on the post as opposed to “Hell Week”
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