May 24 – Jun 2 | Musical

Paddle Song

Running Time: 65min

by Dinah Christie & Tom Hill
Produced & Performed by Cheri Maracle
Presented by Firehall Arts Centre

Paddle Song reflects the proud legacy of trailblazing Mohawk poet Pauline Johnson in an energetic and humorous one-woman musical. Follow the enigmatic heroine of a performer who embraced her heritage as the daughter of a respected Six Nations Mohawk Chief and an English mother in the late 1800s.

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Event Details

Showtimes

Monday: —
Tuesday: 7:30pm
Wednesday: 1:00pm & 7:30pm
Thursday: 7:30pm
Friday: 7:30pm
Saturday: 3:00pm & 7:30pm
Sunday: 3:00pm

Special Performances

Previews: May 24th at 7:30pm & May 25th at 3pm

Opening Night: May 25th at 7:30pm

Pay-What-You-Can: May 28th at 7:30pm & May 29th at 1pm

Post-Show Talkback: May 30th at 7:30pm

Post-Show Poetry Readings: May 30th–June 2nd at 7:30pm

Ticket Prices

Side sections: $30

Centre section: $40

Student/Senior: $30 (select under “Price Options” during the online seat selection process)

Credits

by Dinah Christie & Tom Hill

Produced & Performed by Cheri Maracle

Presented by Firehall Arts Centre

Image: Cheri Maracle as E. Pauline Johnson in Paddle Song

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Paddle Song

May 24 – Jun 2 | Musical
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