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Ted Dyck –
In the fall of 2008, Ted Dyck returned as Writer in Residence and resumed his work with the CMHA Writers, the MultiCulturals (new Canadians), the on-line Moose Jaw Workshop, and the Performers Café. Ted conducts numerous workshops (poetry and prose) in schools and with local writers. He was the featured reader at the annual Read-Out at the Moose Jaw Public Library on May 5. His residency concludes at the end of June. |
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Ken Mitchell -
In 2008 under the Cultural Capitals of Canada Program, writer/director Ken Mitchell worked with local writers and continued his dramatic summer presentation, The Medicine Line. Ken met with school districts, libraries and community associations throughout the district, often engaging participants with cowboy poetry. A workshop in November 2008, on presenting a community pageant, drew 15 participants from a number of rural communities. In December, Ken’s production of A Country Christmas showcased a variety of local performers with music, drama, spoken word, and vintage film footage. |
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