Celebrating May Day and advancing a culture of solidarity at the intersection of labour and art in Mi’kma’ki.
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Bus Stop Theatre Co-op
2203 Gottingen StreetONE TICKET FOR TWO INCREDIBLE PERFORMANCES
$10 in advance and $15 at the door
If cost is a barrier, please reach out to info@mayworkskjipuktukhalifax.ca and we will accommodate you.
and so we dance by I’thandi Munro and Kay Macdonald, 7:30 PM
and so we dance explores the contemporary realities and historic contexts of moving/movement through time and place. Specifically looking at the realities of being African Nova Scotian within the broader context of Black + African American performance traditions. The performance explore cultural themes of tension, relation, freedom and love through the creative modalities of improvisation, contemporary dance and vocalization.
Be Eternal with Jackson Fairfax-Perry, Andrew Jackson, Lance Sampson, Shuvanjan Karmakar and Joshua Awe, 8:30 PM
Be Eternal explores black male mortality, particularly of musicians, and the normalization of this in modern society. Led by local saxophonist Jackson Fairfax-Perry, this ensemble brings together 5 local improvising musicians with roots connecting to the African diaspora. Exploring both spontaneous and written compositions, Be Eternal asks how can we move past this mindset that black men die young? That this is just how it is? How can we honour the artists who came before us, while also giving flowers to the ones who are still with us?
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Sat, May 2, 2026 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Celebrating May Day and advancing a culture of solidarity at the intersection of labour and art in Mi’kma’ki.
Find more Mayworks Kjipuktuk/Halifax Events