Discipline Category: Live Performing Arts

Sep 21

A Lot of Night Music: Bring On the Monsters

The Village Conservatory and Centre Culturel Francomanitobain are proud to present: A Lot of Night Music/Musique de la nuit! A bilingual musical theatre open mic cabaret, taking place the last […]

Sep 02

Intro to Indigenous Dance-2 pm (fall)

The MCMA is so excited to offer an introductory experience of Indigenous Dance! Learn the basics and teachings of some familiar Indigenous Dances. This four week program is for EVERYONE, […]

Aug 31

Fall Classes at Arts Inclusion

Classes in the Arts start on Sept 12, 2026. Arts Inclusion offers classes in Creative Drama, Improvisation, Musical Theatre, Creative Art-Making, Arts Expressions, Online Dance and Painting with Acrylics. Locations […]

Miles S Crossman

Miles S. Crossman is a Brandon, Manitoba based producer, director, and writer who has spent the past several years building film production capacity in rural Canada. He financed and produced two Manitoba-made features, The Farm Hand (2022) and Homesick (2026), and co-produced Heartland Homicide, a 26-episode docuseries, alongside Winnipeg's Farpoint Films, a partnership that grew into writing and story editing credits across more than 250 hours of broadcast true-crime and documentary television. His directorial debut, The Princess & The Dragon (2026), won Best Horror Film at the Liverpool Indie Awards and Best Feature Film at the Bloody Horror International Film Festival. Crossman holds a Master of Arts in Film Studies from Staffordshire University and got his start directing short films and stage productions in Manitoba before moving into series television. He will release his first novel, The Remnant, in 2027, which has already sparked interest in a film adaptation. Miles continues to pursue opportunities that keep production dollars and crews working in rural Canada.

Theatre Unlabeled

Theatre Unlabeled is an acting school in Winnipeg, Manitoba. We are dedicated to the art of improvisational theatre, and provide training and performance opportunities for actors working in improvisational forms.
We believe that theatre is for everyone, and that anyone can act or improvise: all that is necessary is to create an environment where growth is possible. We think that attaching labels to other people limits possibilities for growth and change, particularly labels such as "talented" or "untalented."
We are also community focused, and think that theatre training has mental, physical, and social benefits that go beyond teaching acting or improv skills. We are dedicating to partner with community organizations to improve well being for all, through the discipline of play.
We offer acting classes throughout the year to both children and adults.
"How often do we do this with people? We don’t see them for who they are, but for how we label what they are in relation to us.
That will color and limit the possible relationships you can have with them. When we see our idea of what we see, it is a partial illusion. When we see without labels, we truly see. We develop an artist’s eye."
-Gary Schwartz

Manitoba - Winnipeg

Aug 18

Fifteen Dogs

Over drinks at a local watering hole, Greek gods Apollo and Hermes wager that any animal would die unhappy if granted human intelligence. For their experiment, they choose man’s best […]

Aug 18

Misery

When famous author Paul Sheldon regains consciousness following a car wreck, he’s bedridden in an isolated home. By a stroke of luck, the woman who saved him is both a […]

Aug 18

Comfort Food

Bette is a popular cooking show host whose young-mom persona is about to expire – both on TV and in real life. With her son KitKat spending more time in […]

Aug 18

Goblin:Macbeth

When three goblins come across a copy of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, they decide to take over the stage, choosing the bloodiest play they can find: Macbeth. Blending […]

Aug 18

fareWel

There’s a cry for change on Partridge Crop Reserve. The welfare cheques are late – if they’re coming at all – the Chief is pushing his luck in Vegas (again) […]

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