Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre-Media Centre

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Elf – The Musical offers an ASL-interpreted performance. 


American Sign Language Interpretation

There is limited seating available in the sections with best view of the interpreter. If no one has requested tickets in this section 48 hours before the performance, the interpretation is cancelled, so please book in advance! Use the link next to the show you want to come to to make your booking, or contact the box office. Interpretation by ECCOE.

25/26 ASL-Interpreted Performances:

Elf – The Musical on Thursday, December 18 at 7:30pm, John Hirsch Mainstage – buy tickets to Elf with ASL here!
Adapted from the hit Christmas movie! Buddy the elf is happy, big-hearted and larger than life. Buddy is also larger than the other elves, which makes sense when it’s revealed he’s actually human. Buddy sets off to New York in search of the World’s Greatest Dad, but soon finds out his human father isn’t the world’s greatest anything. Undaunted by a series of misadventures, Buddy sings his way into the lives and hearts of his new family and friends in this sweet holiday musical.

Holland on Thursday, February 19 at 7:30pm, Tom Hendry Warehouse – buy tickets to Holland with ASL here!
Carrie and Paul are good people with solid friends and great kids. Another constant in their life is Alice, an antagonistic social worker who holds all the cards when it comes to their disabled son. She is drowning the couple in paperwork, denying basic services and bewildering them with impossible deadlines. Carrie takes matters into her own hands in the most outrageous way possible and goes from doing everything for her family to risking it all in this hilarious madcap adventure that looks unflinchingly at disability advocacy.

Rubaboo: A Métis Cabaret on Sunday, May 10 at 2pm, John Hirsch Mainstage – buy tickets to Rubaboo with ASL here!
Singer-songwriter Andrea Menard showcases the beauty of her Métis culture through music, dance and storytelling. Derived from the Michif word for “leftovers stew” or “big pot,” Rubaboo  invites us to reflect on the ongoing journey of cultural preservation and pride. This grand musical feast is warm, energetic, and welcoming! It includes songs of reconciliation, unity, love and resilience.

 

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