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Hartford Stage Founding Artistic Director Jacques Cartier Passes at Age 94
by Stephi Wild - Jan 27,
Hartford Stage has shared that Jacques Cartier, the well-respected theater director, educator and founder of Hartford Stage Company, passed away in December at age
Smash Mouth to Release Cover of The Brady Bunch Classic 'Sunshine Day' Feat. Barry Williams
by Josh Sharpe - Jul 8,
Smash Mouth has released their cover of “Sunshine Day,” the Brady Bunch classic hit featuring Barry Williams. The remake of the song (featuring the original Greg Brady) was a natural choice for Smash Mouth, the multi-platinum and Grammy-nominated pop icons who have been a force in the international rock n’ roll scene for over three decades.
Video: Smash Mouth Release Video For Current Single 'Ride On'; Add New Tour Dates
by Josh Sharpe - May 28,
Marking their 30th anniversary since forming in San Jose, CA in , multi-platinum-selling and Grammy nominated global phenomenon Smash Mouth have returned with the perfect video for their new summer road trip song “Ride On” and have added new tour dates.
William Shakespeare's THE WINTER'S TALE Comes to Hartford Stage Next Month
by Stephi Wild - Mar 16,
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Children’s Book From U of G Scholar Reimagines Indigenous Encounter Story
When Prof. Brittany Luby was growing up, she found few stories about characters with backgrounds like hers. Of mixed Anishinaabe descent, Luby doesn’t remember many books at the local library told by or about Indigenous peoples.
What she does remember is learning about a French explorer named Jacques Cartier and the “discovery” of North America at primary school. Her parents told history differently and spoke about colonial resource extraction.
As a teacher, Luby found that many of her students were unprepared to meet Cartier as a colonizer. She wondered how she could teach historical perspective.
The story Luby dreamed up is now the subject of the history professor’s first children’s book, Encounter. It re-imagines the first meeting between a European sailor and a Stadaconan fisher in what is now known as the Gaspé region.
“The story takes place before all the violence that would follow Cartier’s arrival. I was hoping to show that there had been another way, that friendlier interactions, however short-lived, had been possible,” Luby said.
Luby was inspired by entries Cartier wrote in his journal during his first voyage to North America in He visited Newfoundland, the Magdalen Islands and the