Ottawa Fringe

🗣️ OPPORTUNITÉ RÉMUNÉRÉE 🔥

Le Festival Ottawa Fringe est à la recherche de 3 personnes ressources francophones pour une opportunité rémunérée afin de nous aider à élargir notre portée auprès des communautés francophones, de mi-mars à la mi-juillet 2026.

Le comité se réunira régulièrement avec l’équipe du Fringe, conseillera sur la stratégie de rayonnement francophone, nous mettra en contact avec des réseaux et des leaders francophones, et contribuera à identifier les obstacles et à bâtir des listes de contacts. Nous offrons 2 500 $ par membre pour environ 40 heures de travail.

Nous recherchons des personnes ayant de forts liens avec les communautés francophones d’Ottawa, de l’expérience en sensibilisation, mobilisation ou développement communautaire, et une passion pour le renforcement de l’écosystème artistique bilingue de la ville. Les candidatures seront acceptées jusqu'au 13 mars.

En savoir plus → https://ottawafringe.com/fr/a-propos/opportunites/

When Will returns home to his family’s farm after graduating from university, he feels like an outsider. His neighbours don’t remember him, his dad doesn’t know what to do with him, and he can’t find a job. When he notices his neighbours up in arms over the recent wind farm development, he jumps at the chance to join in the conversation and get to know his neighbours better… and maybe write his first big play while he’s at it. The deeper he digs, however, the more he realizes that his neighbours are falling for dangerous conspiracies and his own dad may be slipping out into the fringes with them. “Wind” is a documentary theatre play that blends humour, politics, and family dynamics into a beautifully nuanced story that is sure to spark discussion.

Get your tickets now → https://ottawafringe.com/show/wind/

"Mother Sea" tells the story of Marjolaine, a Haitian Canadian storyteller, who embarks on a journey of self-discovery, cultural reconnection, and healing. The narrative is deeply rooted in Afro-Haitian mythology and traditions, blending storytelling, music, and dance to explore themes of identity, family, and heritage. The script incorporates Haitian Creole, traditional songs, and cultural symbols, creating an immersive experience that celebrates Haitian culture and storytelling. Originally written in French, get your tickets to the English language premiere of “Mother Sea” today!

Tickets → https://ottawafringe.com/show/mother-sea/