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Setting: Act 1: In the small farming town of Allistair, Saskatchewan. 1975, then Fall 1957Act 2: In the small city of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Spring, 1964, then 1975Approximately 1 hour 20 minutes, no intermission

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STARRINGTIFFANY AYALIK Yvette Wong

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PLAYWRIGHTKenneth T. Williams is a Cree playwright and dramaturge from the George Gordon First Nation in the Treaty 4 Territory. He is the first Indigenous person to earn an M.F.A. in playwriting from the University of Alberta, where he now teaches in the Drama Department. He tweets about drama and Indigenous peoples under his handle, @feralplaywright. Williams lives in Edmonton with his partner, Dr. Melissa Stoops, their hamster, The Grand Duke Maple Walnut, and their cats, Augustus Caesar McFuzzyboots and Drusilla

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His plays In Care, Café Daughter, Gordon Winter, Thunderstick, Bannock Republic, Suicide Notes and Three Little Birds have been produced across Canada.

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TIFFANY AYALIKYvette WongAt WCT: DebutElsewhere: Tiffany Ayalik was born in Yellowknife, NWT and is Inuit from the Kugluktuk region of Nunavut. It was in the North, listening to stories of her elders that she realized her love of storytelling and the powerful change stories can bring. After receiving her diploma in Theatre from Red Deer College, she earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting from the University of Alberta. Tiffany travels across Canada and internationally, as an actor, dancer and singer. Tiffany also hosts “Wild Kitchen”, a TV show that is broadcast in 47 million homes in the United States and is a Juno Award winning artist who tours with her sister Inuksuk Mackay in their band PIQSIQ.

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LISA C. RAVENSBERGENDirectorAt WCT: As Director: Only Drunks and Children Tell the Truth; As Actor: The Ecstasy of Rita Joe, Ernestine Shuswap Gets Her Trout, Burning VisionElsewhere: A tawny mix of Ojibway/Swampy Cree and English/Irish, she is a multi-hyphenate theatre artist based in Vancouver. A director, play-maker, Jessie nominated actor and dramaturge, writer, and sometimes dancer, she supplements her somewhat eclectic practice with the joys of motherhood and the challenges of self-produced works. She is an Associate Artist with Full Circle: First Nations Performance, a member of Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas as well as a former Associate Playwright and Dramaturg-in-Residence at Playwrights Theatre Centre. She is a graduate of TWU and Simon Fraser University’s School for the Contemporary Arts.

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T. ERIN GRUBERLighting and Set DesignerAt WCT: Ring of FireElsewhere: T. Erin Gruber is an award-winning theatre designer with experience in set, lighting, costume and projected media design. She is a graduate with distinction of the University of Alberta and a member of the board of directors of the Associated Designers of Canada. She works professionally across Canada and her work has been toured and exhibited nationally and internationally. In June 2019 her work was featured at the Prague Quadrennial International Design Exhibition. Her most recent projects include The Mountaintop (Set, Video and Lighting Designer, Rosebud Theatre); Sister Act (Set and Video Designer, Mayfield Theatre); The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (Set, Lighting and Costume Design, Citadel Theatre and RMTC, Sterling Award for Lighting Design); Café Daughter (Production Design, Workshop West Playwrights’ Theatre); and BEARS (Production Design, Punctuate Theatre and AAPA). For more information visit her online: eringruber.com

GEN (SHAWN) XIANGSHANSound Designer At WCT: DebutElsewhere: Shawn is a solo recording artist, composer, producer, and educator. Born in Wuhan, China, Shawn moved to Canada at the age of 8. He studied Music Composition and Technology at MacEwan University, and has a dual Bachelor’s in Music and Education from the University of Alberta with a minor in Media. Shawn frequently composes for film and other forms of media, collaborates with artists and performs live internationally. He is a secondary music teacher and provides music education to people of all ages, as well as being heavily involved in festivals, conventions, and charity events locally.

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BETTY-LOU HUSHLAKStage ManagerAt WCT: DebutFor Workshop West Playwrights’ Theatre: Stage Manager, Café Daughter, Edmonton; Alberta Theatre Projects’ High Performance Rodeo, Calgary; Festival of Monodrama, Belgrade, Serbia & Herceg Novi, Montenegro; Belfry Theatre, Victoria; National Arts Centre, Ottawa. Elsewhere: Producer: Wildlife projection installation, Edmonton; Producer: Oh! Christmas Tree (Roxy Theatre, Edmonton); Technical Producer: SkirtsAFire Festival, Creator of an interactive installation for The Blue Hour, world premiere (SkirtsAFire Festival, Edmonton); Stage Manager: Movement/Architecture (2019 Quadrennial, Prague, Czechia); Stage Manager: Ballejulah!, Dynamic Directions, UpClose and Personal (Alberta Ballet, Calgary and Edmonton); Stage Management

Instructor: University of Alberta, Edmonton. Awards: Recipient of 2016 Elizabeth Sterling Haynes Award for Lifetime Achievement in Production. Other: Betty-Lou is so honoured to be working on this production with such an excellent company and creative team.

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Yvette Wong: We see her as an adult, 9 year old and 16 year old.

Katherine Wong: Yvette’s mother, a beautiful Cree woman in her early 30’s.

Charlie Wong: Yvette’s father, a Chinese man who immigrated to Canada in the 30’s. In Act 1 he’s in his late 50’s, in Act 2 he’s in his late 60’s.

Doris: Yvette’s aunt, early 20’s in Act 1, late 20’s in Act 2.

Amos: Yvette’s Mushom, Katherine’s father, mid 60’s.

Dr. Thompson: Town doctor for Allistair, Saskatchewan.

Mr. Adams: Principal of the school in Allistair.

Miss Scott: Yvette’s teacher in Allistair.

Richard: Yvette’s classmate in Allistair.

Older Boy: A young thug.

Mr. Tanner: Yvette’s math and physics teacher in Saskatoon, early 30’s.

Maggie Wolfe: A Mi’kmaq/English girl who attends Yvette’s school in Saskatoon, 18, very pretty and cosmopolitan.

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BIO Lillian Eva Quan DyckCafé Daughter is inspired by the extraordinary early life of Senator Lillian Eva Quan Dyck. From sencanada.ca:Member of the Gordon First Nation in Saskatchewan, and a first generation Chinese Canadian, The Honourable Dr. Lillian Eva Quan Dyck is well-known for advocating for equity in the education and employment of women, Chinese Canadians and Aboriginals. She is the first female First Nations senator and first Canadian born Chinese senator.She earned her Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Master of Science Degrees in Biochemistry in 1968 and 1970, respectively and obtained a Ph.D. in Biological Psychiatry in 1981, all from the University of Saskatchewan. She was conferred a Doctor of Letters, Honoris Causa by Cape Breton University in 2007.She has been recognized in a number of ways, such as: A National Aboriginal Achievement Award for Science & Technology in 1999; A YWCA Woman of Distinction Award for Science, Technology & the Environment in 2003; and three eagle feathers.Senator Dyck was a Full Professor in the Neuropsychiatry Research Unit, Department of Psychiatry and Associate Dean, College of Graduate Studies & Research at the University of Saskatchewan.In 2005, she was summoned to the senate by the Rt. Hon. Paul Martin. Senator Dyck has served as Deputy Chair and Chair of the Standing Senate Committee on Aboriginal Peoples. Most of her senate work has been on the tragedy of Missing and Murdered Indigenous women and girls. She is a member of the Progressive Senate Group.

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