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An unforgettable story of reconciliation, Mistatim is about the taming of a wild horse and the truest of friendships. Under a prairie sky, a simple wooden fence is all that separates Calvin on his ranch and Speck on her reservation. In many ways they are worlds apart, that is, until a wild horse ...

On January 14, our REDTalks series returns with an exclusive interview with Louise Bernice Halfe, Canada’s Parliamentary Poet Laureate. Halfe, aka Sky Dancer, is a Cree poet whose works include Bear Bones and Feathers, Blue Marrow, and her newest work, awasis-kinky and dishevelled.

During this i...

In this REDTalks interview titled "Reconciliation in the Era of Tragedy: Building a New Relationship for the Future," Dr. Michael DeGagné joins host Sandra Laronde for an engaging conversation about Indigenous modern history, working towards self-governance, the impact of residential schools, and...

Backbone ferociously brings to life the electricity, circuitry, and impulses of a sentient land as it emerges from millions of years of restlessness. With powerful live music, dance and acrobatic solos, duets, and ensembles, performers interpret nature's spine and landscapes to powerfully embody ...

Flow is an energetic, short work about our vital connection to water. A feast for the senses, Red Sky's productions integrate story, imagery, music and movement in a textured and shifting journey.

Great Lakes is an unparalleled, site-specific dance and live music production performed in knee-deep water on the foreshore of Lake Ontario. In Great Lakes, we explore our profound connection to the five great freshwater lakes and to the life-sustaining, creative nature of water.

Truth 2 Power explores the act of reclamation through song, music, and short film. Recorded live, this performance features highly acclaimed Indigenous female artists Ora Barlow-Tukaki (New Zealand), Nadene Rasmussen (New Zealand), Marie Gaudet (Canada), and Raye Zaragoza (United States). Followi...

Watch acclaimed scientist Leroy Little Bear speak with Red Sky Artistic Director Sandra Laronde about big ideas spanning Blackfoot metaphysics and the role of Indigenous thinking in helping to shape solutions for a better future.

Join Senator Murray Sinclair, author and activist Lee Maracle, and artistic director and moderator Sandra Laronde as they delve into the COVID-19 pandemic from an Indigenous perspective and context.

While we quarantine at home, nature is starting to restore itself, and a greater balance can be f...

Students and teachers are invited to experience Mistatim, a digital reimagining of Red Sky Performance’s acclaimed production, featuring music co-created by Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO) musicians and Indigenous music creators.

An unforgettable story of reconciliation for children and famili...

More Than Dance, We Are a Movement is a film celebrating Red Sky Performance’s 20th anniversary story as a leading company of contemporary Indigenous performance in Canada and worldwide. It contains filmed excerpts from our award-winning work, Trace and Miigis, and interviews with celebrated coll...

Join us for a REDTalks interview with Carlos Rivera, Red Sky's inaugural associate artist. Carlos will talk about his discovery of dance as a child in Mexico, his journey to Canada, the long-standing relationship with Red Sky Performance, and the ongoing importance of Indigenous performing arts i...

This REDTalk explores the multiple knowledge systems of cosmology and the many points of intersection between Indigenous cosmology and Western astronomy. This discussion features cultural astronomers Wilfred Buck (Manitoba First Nations Science Education Resource Centre, Winnipeg) and Michael Was...

REDTalks host Sandra Laronde gets a rare interview with water protector & activist Autumn Peltier, discussing her extraordinary life that brings water, activism, and culture together.

Autumn is from the Anishinaabe of the Wikiwemikong First Nation in northern Ontario. At the age of 13, she becam...