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As theatres remain closed to the public, it hasn’t stopped two groups from planning for the future.
With Southern Ontario’s stay-at-home order in effect, Post Productions and Windsor Feminist Theatre (WFT) are joining forces. Looking past Covid-19, the two groups recently announced a partnership that came from a play scheduled for later this spring.
Seeing the potential, Post Productions’ Michael K. Potter has been excited from the start.
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“WFT artistic director Patricia Fell contacted us in early November about the possibility of performing their new show (Dominatrix on Trial) at the Shadowbox Theatre in spring 2021,” said the managing director. “We were excited about the possibility because we’d heard so much about it from Joey Ouellette and Rebecca Mickle, who have worked with Post Productions many times. It sounded like an interesting, unique, and provocative production. We knew it had been scheduled to run at the
WINDSOR, ONT. The New Year brings new partnerships for two local theatre companies. Post Productions and Windsor Feminist Theatre are joining forces to bring creative and thought-provoking live theatre to audiences in 2021. It would be really great is if we had some joint productions that just wouldn’t have been possible without unless these two companies came together, says Michael Potter, Post Productions managing director. The two companies will collaborate to encourage new and diverse forms of theatre. With an optimistic outlook on 2021, the first live show is set to arrive spring of 2021. Windsor Feminist Theatre’s new play, Dominatrix on Trial, which cancelled this spring due to the COVID pandemic will be the first show of the year.