Bulfinch's Mythology

Event Details

Event type: All Ages

In 1850s Boston, confirmed bachelor Thomas Bulfinch, whose translations of Greek and Roman myths were the standard for over 100 years in the West, was otherwise known for his virulent anti-homosexuality activism.

He published one other book – a memorial to his deceased younger student, Matthew, beside whom he had himself buried.

Myth, mime, and theatre coalesce to tell the story of what was lost in translation.

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This show takes place indoors.

Accessibility information: Wheelchair-accessible entry is available when parking in the Duke St Parking Garage (41 Duke St W, Kitchener, ON N2H 4Y3). To enter SkyWatch from the parking garage, follow signs for SkyWatch/IMPACT 23.

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A FEW REMINDERS

• In the event of inclement weather, look out for an email in advance regarding a rain plan for performances at outdoor venues.
• For shows at outdoor venues, bring: Weather-appropriate clothing (i.e., raincoats) and/or blankets (no umbrellas please).
• Bathrooms: Bathrooms will be nearby and accessible, but not within, any of the outdoor venues – so plan your trip accordingly.
• Accessibility: If you need to be seated in a specific place due to accessibility needs, please let MT Space staff know as soon as possible at tickets@mtspace.ca and plan to arrive 30-40min before the performance to be seated.
• Late Arrivals: Please plan on arriving with time to spare before a show starts; late arrivals will not be permitted after 15 minutes into the performance.
• Festival Bar: You can attend the Festival Bar (TWH Social) after performances – open 9pm until late most nights! (see the Festival programme for details)

For more information about our venues, including addresses and maps, visit mtspace.ca/impact23/.

There is no fee for Indigenous Peoples to attend – reach out to tickets@mtspace.ca for details and to reserve tickets.

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