Posted AT 3:43 AM EDT on 09/05/08
Buddies unveils plans for its 30th season
Toronto — Buddies in Bad Times Theatre unveiled its 30th-anniversary season yesterday, headlined by a pair of world premieres starring artists emerging from the company's youth initiatives.The season kicks off Sept. 23 with Agokwe, a tale of unrequited love between two young men from neighbouring reserves, written and performed by 23-year-old Ojibwa artist Waawaate Fobister.
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