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Rosemarie Castoro’s Trap A Zoid arrangement was last seen in New York in the 1970s

Rosemarie Castoro’s Trap a Zoid, last shown in Manhattan half a century ago, being restaged as part of retrospective

Six years after the Indigenous Voices Awards (IVAs) were first launched, the conversation about Indigenous literature in Canada has grown exponentially.

Just go nuts because they couldnt stand repeating the same material or not creating new material if they are a writer, but for me i just -- its the execution of it thats exciting, so i still get a tremendous rush and enjoyment from performance. >> do you have boundaries? >> you mean as far as what i would do or wouldnt do? >> yeah. well, because, the -- >> frontal nudity, that stuff? because ill do it. >> for some people who -- you did the cross, thank you. >> oh, yeah. im not an idiot. go ahead...

New material if they are a writer, but for me i just -- its the execution of it thats exciting, so i still get a tremendous rush and enjoyment from performance. >> do you have boundaries? >> you mean as far as what i would do or wouldnt do? >> yeah. well, because, the -- >> frontal nudity, that stuff? because ill do it. >> for some people who -- you did the cross, thank you. >> oh, yeah. im not an idiot. go ahead, whats your point? >> the idea of carving space out for yourself as opposed -- some...