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Past Projects
The Light That Stands Still
| Shadowland's dramatic celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse on Toronto Island. read more |
The Travelling Medicine Show
Stories of Our Island
The
Order of Good Cheer
A whimsical exploration of how the sharing of food can counter intolerance and allow the forging of trusting relationships. read more |
The
Essence of Ambrose Ichor
A theatrical dinner that explores the order of a meal, the ambience of communal dining and the rituals of feasting. read more |
The Lost
Supper
| Shadowland’s life size puppets operated by waiter/puppeteers tell personal tabletop tales that explore the deeply personal issues around food and communal dining. read more |
The
Bridge
Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the saving of the Toronto Island community from the bulldozers.
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Right of Passage
A critically-acclaimed outdoor show on Toronto Island in which the audience is led in parade from scene to scene about the initiation of youth into adulthood and combines the creative skills of 17 professional artists and 90 community members.
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Quixsand
Elements of Cervantes' Don Quixote are woven with a true story from the rich and romantic history of the Toronto Islands, about the remains of a 40-foot wooden ship that lie submerged off Algonquin Island.
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Shadowland
is grateful to the following organisations for their support:
Toronto Arts Council, Ontario
Arts Council, Canada Council, Toronto Public Health Drug Prevention
Community Investment Program,
Theatre Ontario's Youth Theatre Training
Program funded by the Ontario Arts Council, St. Andrew-by-the-Lake Anglican Church.
Many thanks to our numerous
individual donors and supporters, especially from
the Toronto Island
community.
Web design and maintenance by Baye Hunter www.bayehunter.com.
Thank you to all the photographers who contributed to this site especially Gera Dillon, David Smiley and Robert Bernecky.
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