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Steel Trees, Fish Skins, and Futurity Cyphers
- Canadian Theatre Review
- University of Toronto Press
- Volume 176, Fall 2018
- pp. 26-30
- Article
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Abstract:
Taking place in the year 2084, this Indigenous science fiction short story narrates the journey of a 'being' travelling through post-apocalyptic Tkaronto (Toronto, Ontario). The time of the Great Damage (including the millennial scoop) has left forms of radical relationality through song, the dance-ethics of witnessing, and visiting—a cluster of futurity practices. Follow the journey of this 'being' as they use futurity devices to walk to the flash mob futurity cypher, a radical project of joy and love, summoning Black and Indigenous folx to dance for the future.