Backstage at Shumka’s Nutcracker

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Here are the relevant links for this episode: Alberta Branded High-end shop on legislature grounds featuring works by Alberta artists set to close next year Shumka’s Nutcracker Shumka’s Nutcracker celebration features multicultural touchstones One Thing Kate: Trevor Noah is coming in June Darka: Catalyst Theatre’s The Invisible Katie: Parasite at Metro Cinema Speaking Artistically is produced by Bottom Line Productions and is published by Taproot Edmonton. Be sure to check out the Arts Roundup for the latest headlines & happenings from the local arts community. Sign up to get it delivered by email for free. ★ Support this podcast ★

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We talk to Shumka’s executive director Darka Tarnawsky backstage at the Jubilee Auditorium, after we discuss the impact of losing the Alberta Branded shop.

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