The Rez Sisters
1h : 45m
Ribald, harrowing and mystical, this seminal work of Indigenous drama celebrates the spirit of resilience and the powerful beauty these women bring to the tough world in which they live.
Cast:
Jani Lauzon,
Brefny Caribou,
Lisa Cromarty
The Scottish Play
13m
In 1986 a British amateur Theatre group staged a production of Macbeth that was so disastrous it made international headlines.
The Understudy
14m
An understudy actor receives the fateful call that he must go on last-minute to replace the star.
Cast:
Tom Rooney,
Mia SwamiNathan,
Maria Vacratsis

The Rez Sisters
1h : 45m

The Scottish Play
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The Understudy
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