This summer’s show is a local interpretation of Anton Chekhov’s hilarious short plays The Bear and The Proposal - setting them in the Okanagan circa 1860’s, foregrounding the significant relationships between Indigenous and settler peoples. Children 3yrs and younger are FREE and do not need a ticket.

NOTE: This performance features Pay What You Can pricing. This summer’s show is a local interpretation of Anton Chekhov’s hilarious short plays The Bear and The Proposal - setting them in the Okanagan circa 1860’s, foregrounding the significant relationships between Indigenous and settler peoples. Children 3yrs and younger are FREE and do not need a ticket.

This summer’s show is a local interpretation of Anton Chekhov’s hilarious short plays The Bear and The Proposal - setting them in the Okanagan circa 1860’s, foregrounding the significant relationships between Indigenous and settler peoples. Children 3yrs and younger are FREE and do not need a ticket.

This summer’s show is a local interpretation of Anton Chekhov’s hilarious short plays The Bear and The Proposal - setting them in the Okanagan circa 1860’s, foregrounding the significant relationships between Indigenous and settler peoples. Children 3yrs and younger are FREE and do not need a ticket.

This summer’s show is a local interpretation of Anton Chekhov’s hilarious short plays The Bear and The Proposal - setting them in the Okanagan circa 1860’s, foregrounding the significant relationships between Indigenous and settler peoples. Children 3yrs and younger are FREE and do not need a ticket.

This summer’s show is a local interpretation of Anton Chekhov’s hilarious short plays The Bear and The Proposal - setting them in the Okanagan circa 1860’s, foregrounding the significant relationships between Indigenous and settler peoples. Children 3yrs and younger are FREE and do not need a ticket.

This summer’s show is a local interpretation of Anton Chekhov’s hilarious short plays The Bear and The Proposal - setting them in the Okanagan circa 1860’s, foregrounding the significant relationships between Indigenous and settler peoples. Children 3yrs and younger are FREE and do not need a ticket.

NOTE: This performance features Pay What You Can pricing. This summer’s show is a local interpretation of Anton Chekhov’s hilarious short plays The Bear and The Proposal - setting them in the Okanagan circa 1860’s, foregrounding the significant relationships between Indigenous and settler peoples. Children 3yrs and younger are FREE and do not need a ticket.