STO Union
RIVIÈRE AUTOMNE
Rivière, automne 2021. Dessin de Sofia Jain-Schlaepfer
EN SAVOIR PLUS
7 Important Things – TOUR MASH UP
7 Important Things was a live touring show that went to 14 international theatres and festivals. At each stop, we had a camera rolling. This mash up puts the pieces of the play together through 14 lenses, capturing this important story through its touring life.
The Band Played a Love Song at the Kaffé – Puppets Longing for Love
The Band Played a Love Song at the Kaffé •
2021 • Video • Puppets at the local bar fall under the spell of the band, until the music stops. Hand made puppets and artwork made by the people of Wakefield Quebec.
What happened to the Seeker The Seeker goes to India
What Happened to the Seeker? The India Movie • 2015 • 23 minutes • Video • Currently not on display • In this video, the Seeker is still trying to find herself through but her search itself is the ethical problem. more …
Epiphany Play Structure
Epiphany • Play Structure • Nadia Ross • 2010 • 5 pages • Epiphany is a play development tool meant to celebrate a given community, engage them and deepen our appreciation of the central element of drama: the moment of insight. more…
Wall Affirmations
Wall Affirmations
(2006)
Installation
Hand drawn cards on concrete
Text and artwork by:
Nadia Ross and George Acheson
Two tiny plays on the essence of theatre
Two tiny plays on the essence of theatre • “Bone” (1993) and “Kiss me” (1994) • by Nadia Ross
Desire is in the essence of relationship and relationship is in the essence of the theatre….
People Watching Station
People Watching Station • 2015 • Installation • Detail from “What Happened to the Seeker” • Table, two chairs, pens, sheet with directions and questions to answer, binoculars tied to the table
Two garbage cans with labels: 1) I’m sorry for judging you 2) I’m not sorry for judging you
Stay Calm Make Cash
Stay Calm Make Cash •
2021 • Loop • Video • Recycled Art
Video, editor and puppeteer: Nadia Ross • Video, set and puppeteer: Rob Scott • Puppet: Rick Ritza • Sign: Randolph MacMillan • Costume: Heidi Honegger
STO Union recognizes that its head office in Farrellton, Quebec is located on the unceded and unsurrendered territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe Nation whose presence here dates back to time immemorial.