Intrepid Theatre

Pandemic, fire, and an NDP government spending zillions to brutally arrest people protecting the very very very last of our ancient trees is late stage capitalism, climate crisis, ecocidal, genocidal wake-up time. Naked performance artist Tasha Diamant, 59, a white woman living with a diagnosis of Stage 4 cancer, has been revealing the connections between micro and macro vulnerability in performance and public spaces since 2006. Diamant is a brilliant artist- activist whose culturally critical lens has a way of getting past your “this is normal, right?” programming.

Accessibility
ASL interpreted performance: Sept 17 | 8:30pm – View all ASL interpreted performances & ASL vlog or Book ASL priority seating here

About the Artist
Tasha Diamant is a longtime artist-activist and has been deeply involved with the burgeoning movement to save old growth forests and support Indigenous rights. Tasha identifies as a recovering academic and has been a journalist, yoga teacher, award-winning visual artist, award-winning college and university instructor, as well as the winner of the 2018 Montreal Fringe Creativity Award for Naked Ugly Dancing. She was also nominated for the 2019 Montreal Fringe Creativity Award for ATROCITIES ‘R’ US. Tasha has been performing in fringe festivals since 2009 and living with a diagnosis of Stage 4 cancer since 2015.

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Instagram: @tasha_schmopey_diamant/
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