June 7th: Kellen Trenal pre-show lecture (1:30 pm)
Kellen will be talking about the creation, search, and significance of clothing, beaded pieces, and textiles worn that the cast wears throughout the show, and their relation to Nez Perce Culture.
June 12th, 7pm: Pre-show chat with Director Jeanette Harrison
Director Jeanette Harrison shares some of the behind-the-scenes process and journey in bringing
Antíkoni to the stage.
June 14th, 1:25pm: Pre-show Touch Tour
This pre-show experience allows patrons to touch pieces from the show to illicit a more tactile experience
(created as an access/needs-based experience, but also good for kids)
June 14th, 1:30pm: FLIP Museum afternoon out
FLIP Museum is offering fun, Indigenous-themed activities for little ones while their older family members enjoy the 2pm matinee performance of
Antíkoni. FLIP Museum is a short walk from the theater so children, ages 4-10, can be easily dropped off before the performance.
Learn more.
June 14th, ~3:40pm: Post-show Cast Talkback
Chat with the cast and ask questions about process, like their interpretation of the script and character choices they make on stage during the show!
June 20th, 7pm: Ryan Younker, pre-show lecture
Professor Younker provides context on topics covered in Antikoni, including an introduction to Indigenous tribes of the Pacific Northwest, Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA), and The Ancient One (Kennewick Man).
