Queen Seraphina and the Land of Vertebraat

July 2 - 31, 2018

in over 25 different parks around Saskatoon. Evening shows at 7. Sunday matinees at 2.

Theatre in the Park is Saskatchewan's first FREE live professional outdoor theatre. Suitable for all ages. Everyone welcome. FREE of charge. Come an hour early to do a free craft with the Children's Discovery Museum!

Dates and Parks Hosting us

July 2
Chief Darcy Bear Park at 7:00pm
July 3
Alexander MacGillivray Young Park at 7:00pm
July 5
Optimist at 4:00pm and at 7:00pm
July 6
Wilson Park at 7:00pm
July 8
Holland Park at 2:00pm
July 8
Wallace Park at 7:00pm
July 9
Swick Park at 7:00pm
July 10
James Anderson Park at 7:00pm
July 11
Meadowgreen Park at 7:00pm
July 12
GD Archibald Park West at 7:00pm
July 13
Silverspring Park at 7:00pm
July 15
Churchill Park at 2:00pm
July 15
Anita Langford Park at 7:00pm
July 16
Ashworth Holmes Park at 7:00pm
July 17
Les Kerr Park at 7:00pm
July 18
Herbert S. Sears Park at 7:00pm
July 19
Mount Royal Park (Nut Free Performance) at 7:00pm
July 20
Ernest Lindner Park at 7:00pm
July 22
Pleasant Hill Park at 2:00pm
July 22
Lakeview Park at 7:00pm
July 23
Exhibition Park at 7:00pm
July 24
W.J.L. Harvey North Park at 7:00pm
July 25
Sidney L. Buckwold Park at 7:00pm
July 26
AH Browne Park at 7:00pm
July 27
Parc Canada Park at 7:00pm
July 29
Robert Hunter Park West at 2:00pm
July 29
Buena Vista Park at 7:00pm
July 30
Surprise Park at 7:00pm
July 31
Surprise Park at 7:00pm

Synopsis
Queen Seraphina and the Land of Vertebraat is an epic tale about a time and a place where everyone was disabled. A land of golden ramps and quiet spaces that was ruled by kindness alone, until a mysterious stranger arrives... This original story was written by Adam Pottle and adapted by the Sum Theatre ensemble. Presented by the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission and Concentus Citizenship Education, join us for the free, family friendly show in Saskatoon public parks July 2 - 31st.

We are grateful for the opportunity to perform on Treaty 6 Territory and the traditional Homeland of the Metis.

Find out about our creative team.

Special performances:

The majority of our performances will be ASL interpreted. We'd like to extend a thank you to TD Bank Group, our accessibility sponsor, for making this possible.

On July 19, we are planning a nut free performance. We ask that members of the public do not bring nut products to these performances. To the parents of children with nut allergies: we are attempting to create a safer space for your children. Our event takes place in a public space so we cannot fully control what food products will be present. We will do our best, but please still be vigilant.

Huge Thanks to the Community Associations who partnered with us this year.

Mayfair, Riversdale, Wildwood, Lakeview, Caswell Hill, College Park, Meadowgreen, Queen Elizabeth Exhibition, Rosewood, Lakeridge, Varsity View, Greystone Heights, North Park/Richmond Heights, Nutana, Adelaide/Churchill, Stonebridge, Sutherland, Eastview, Pleasant Hill, City Park, Silverwood, River Heights, Hampton Village, Buena Vista, Mount Royal, Erindale and Fairhaven.