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May 24, 2019 47 min

Actor, writer, choreographer: Tracey Power

from The Performers Podcast Hosted by Keith Tomasek

Tracey Power is the writer and choreographer behind "Glory" a play that the Globe and Mail called a "bittersweet, entertaining and uplifting sports drama." I saw Glory and loved it. Tracey shares her process behind uncovering the true story of a group of scrappy women who defy the stereotypes of their time and become national hockey legends - in the 1930s. The play that debuted at the Western Canada Theatre Company in British Columbia is on stage now, and runs until July 20th, in Southwestern Ontario thanks to the folks at Drayton Entertainment.

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