Issue 17, 2022/2023 Season | March 7 2023
In this issue, we celebrate International Women's Day with a special shoutout to the women making their mark at Hart House Theatre this year. We get you geared up for Skule Nite 2T3, which hits our stage this week! We are thrilled to reveal our 2023 Playwriting Competition Judges and let you know about our March Workshop - Crafting a Land Acknowledgement.
International Women's Day
Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 8, 2023, marks International Women's Day. We are grateful for the incredible women that have graced our stage, directed, stage managed, led workshops and produced our student festivals this season. Thank you. We couldn't do it without you!
Skule Nite
Up next on our stage is Skule Nite 2T3, the world famous U of T Engineering musical and sketch comedy revue! March 15 - 18, 2023.
This year marks the 102nd anniversary of engineering students celebrating the arts and tapping their funny bones for comic content. Come laugh along at the struggles of student life and Toronto culture brought to life on stage with spectacular musical parodies and hilarious sketches. Get your tickets now!
The 2023 Playwriting Competition Judges
Madeleine Brown
Ho Ka Kei (Jeff Ho)
Cameron Laurie
We are thrilled to have such a well rounded and prestigious judging panel for the 2023 Playwriting Competition! U of T students submitted scripts that have been shortlisted and now are in the hands of our judges. The panel will select one winner and two runners-up after the conclusion of the contest. Winning scripts are awarded cash prizes, time with dramaturgical talents to hone their scripts and the opportunity to have a public reading of their work. Learn more here.
Land Acknowledgement Workshop
Looking for guidance and insight on Crafting a Land Acknowledgement? Join us in the Burwash Room of Hart House on Thursday, March 23 from 7 - 9 pm. Led by Cheyenne Scott, who is Straits Salish of the Saanich Nation/Norwegian settler descent and an actor, playwright, and emerging creative producer with a focus on new works. Cheyenne will share her process for developing Land Acknowledgements as part of an artistic performance and how it can evolve through touring. Additionally, she will share her perspective from an organizational point of view as the Community Programming Producer at the Paprika Festival. Register here.

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