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"Art
of Indigenous Storytelling' Workshop, Teater Og Dans i Norden, Sunne, Sweden.
Included: drumming, vocals
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On
Stage, Teatre Vastana, Sunne, Sweden. As
Black Shawl, Second Wife to the
great Oglala Nakota Leader, Crazy Horse, and telling his story through Song and
Oral Narrative
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July
1st Canada Day Celebrations, Ontario Legislature |
Receiving Gift from Mayor of
Agragento, Sicily on behalf of the First Nations contingent that represented
Canada at the Almond Tree Blossom Festival
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Vocal, Drumming
Workshop, Conference with Resorts Ontario Executive
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Sandy and Shannon singing the blues: 'Good Red Road' from Thunderbird's
CD in the West Wind Show. |
With
California T.V. host Lois Larimore - Just finished filming 'Age of
e' TV series segments |
At
Whetung's Art Gallery - Curve Lake Reserve |
With
Sister, Kate. Thunderbird is just about to address a global
conference on Technology hosted by the Governor General and World Bank,
Four Season Hotel, downtown Toronto |
Singing "All One People"
in the West Wind Show at McMichael Art Gallery |
Singing
with Sister, Kate at CD Launch Party |
"If
I hide in the suitcase, maybe she'll take me to her next exotic place.
I'm sure she won't see me!" |
On
Tour, Goderich area - explaining about her Grandmother and Residential
School - Children really listened in their wonderful way. "But,
that is just wrong!" one cried out. "Indeed!" |
International
Drama Educators Assoc. (IDEA) Conference in Ottawa - over 80 countries
present. Background is one of Thunderbird's button blankets. |
Conducting
a Workshop on the Art of Indigenous Storytelling at the IDEA conference
in Ottawa |
Performing
as Noo Halidzoks at an International Storytelling Festival in Regina, Sask. |
"Live
From The Rock" Folk and Blues Festival with Sandy Horne |
"Live
From The Rock" Folk and Blues Festival Main
Stage with Sandy Horne, James Gordon and TC on bohran |
"Live
at the Rock" singing "A Man Named Crazy Horse" For the
second time - the song got a standing ovation |
In the West Wind Show, Horne and
Thunderbird performing a hilarious story about Crow Chief and the
subject of Greed. |
Aboriginal
Awareness Concert, University of Guelph, ON |
Thunderbird's
niece, Erin (far left) acknowledging a much deserved standing
ovation after one of their third year productions at Ryersone
theatre school. She was fabulous doing a scene from Days of Wine and Roses.
Moccasin does not sit far from the plank house!! |
Warming up at the Brickworks prior
to crowd entering. Beautiful place, very peaceful. |
Talking
to Students after a performance of Stories of Noo Halidzoks. In
Mississauga. |
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