Theatre in the Park: Zero Gravity

The captivating Theatre in the Park: Zero Gravity graced Regina and Indian Head from June 4 to June 10, 2023, leaving an enduring impact on communities and families. The proud partnership between Common Weal Community Arts and SUM Theatre (of Saskatoon) added depth to the experience, creating a unique blend of art and community engagement.

Throughout its run, Zero Gravity drew diverse audiences to neighbourhood parks, enticed by the promise of an enthralling production that explored climate breakdown and sustainable living. Beyond the entertainment, the play initiated meaningful post-show discussions, resonating with families and sparking conversations about pressing global issues.

The production masterfully intertwined science fiction elements with real-world concerns, offering a thought-provoking experience that extended beyond the boundaries of traditional theatre. With free admission, Theatre in the Park exemplified its commitment to inclusivity, ensuring families could partake in the imaginative journey without financial barriers.

The combination of vibrant sets, imaginative costumes, and captivating original music heightened the audience’s experience, immersing attendees in the narrative's depths. In partnership with Common Weal Community Arts, Theatre in the Park fostered an environment of shared ownership, reinforcing the collaborative spirit that the arts can ignite.

The impact of Zero Gravity extended well beyond the confines of its performance dates. Its resonant message, "No Planet B," left a lasting impression on attendees, urging them to consider their role in safeguarding the planet's future.

In essence, the Southern Saskatchewan performances of Zero Gravity, proudly presented in partnership with Common Weal Community Arts, underscored the profound potential of art to connect communities. Through its engaging narrative and accessible presentation, the play ignited dialogues, kindled inspiration, and nurtured an enduring commitment to environmental consciousness. This collaboration exemplified the transformative power of the arts, leaving a legacy that continues to flourish within the hearts and minds of families and individuals across Regina and Indian Head.