What does it mean to be Métis?
Marie struggles to understand her culture, her classmates and herself.
Genre: Comedy – young adult
Acts: One
Time: Approximately 55 minutes.
Characters: 5 female (doubling possible)
Setting: Contemporary Classroom and Cafeteria, Bedroom and Kitchen
Some History:
Enough was conceived and created during the Pimootayowin Creators Circle supported by the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre with dramaturgy by Ian Ross and Yvette Nolan.
Royalties: Yes
Photo Credit: Kevin McIntyre
Playwright Bio:
Katie is a Métis performer, director, playwright, educator and mother. Born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and with ancestral roots in both St. Rose Du Lac, MB and Aberdeen, Scotland, Katie is currently the owner and director of Junior Musical Theatre Company (JMTC) and is proud to be called Mom by a creative 9-year-old and a joy-filled 3-year-old who keep her laughing and running. Katie is passionate about learning, dismantling and decolonizing the theatre process as well as creating spaces that are human focused, nourishing and driven by curiosity.
Recent directing credits include: This Is How We Got Here (Persephone Theatre), A Pickle (Winnipeg Jewish Theatre), Frozen River Nîkwatin Sîpiy National Tour (Manitoba Theatre for Young People), Embodying Power and Place Digital Presentation & Workshop (New Harlem Productions, Nightwood Theatre & Native Earth Performing Arts), and Winn nipi (Prairie Theatre Exchange).
Recent performance credits include: The Sound of Music (The Citadel Theatre), Rez Sisters, Into The Woods, The Sound of Music (Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre), Hockey Sweater, Breaking Up Is Hard to Do (Rainbow Stage), A Year With Frog And Toad, Seussical The Musical (Manitoba Theatre for Young People), Sweeney Todd (Dry Cold Productions) and the TVO cartoon, Wolf Joe (Media Rendezvous & TVO).
