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Tonight's the night!
Let's Talk and Let's Write is back in a new form. In these monthly sessions, we invite IBPOC writers and other writers in equity-deserving groups* to gather. The structure stays the same - with some time for writing and learning, and some time for conversing and connecting with other artists. This Fall, each session will have a different theme — stage directions, stakes, and dialogue — so writers can strengthen different parts of their practices! This is a low-pressure, low-stakes environment to connect with your own practice and other writers.
Our first fall session is presented in partnership with PARC Company Member The Bus Stop Theatre! PARC AD Santiago Guzmán will be joined by Andre Fenton, leader of the Bus Stop Theatre's Narrative Program, for an evening of inspiration, creation, and connection.
*PARC understands equity-owed communities as those who historically have been silenced, systemically oppressed, or erased, including (but not limited to) Indigenous & racialized communities, members of the 2SLGBTQAI+ community, women, migrants, and artists with disabilities.
WHEN
September 22, 2026 - 7-8 pm
WHERE
The Bus Stop Theatre Community Room - Halifax, NS
To register for a session or in the case of questions, please reach out to Santiago Guzmán at [email protected].
Let's Talk and Let's Write is back in a new form. In these monthly sessions, we invite IBPOC writers and other writers in equity-deserving groups* to gather. The structure stays the same - with some time for writing and learning, and some time for conversing and connecting with other artists. This Fall, each session will have a different theme — stage directions, stakes, and dialogue — so writers can strengthen different parts of their practices! This is a low-pressure, low-stakes environment to connect with your own practice and other writers.
Our first fall session is presented in partnership with PARC Company Member The Bus Stop Theatre! PARC AD Santiago Guzmán will be joined by Andre Fenton, leader of the Bus Stop Theatre's Narrative Program, for an evening of inspiration, creation, and connection.
*PARC understands equity-owed communities as those who historically have been silenced, systemically oppressed, or erased, including (but not limited to) Indigenous & racialized communities, members of the 2SLGBTQAI+ community, women, migrants, and artists with disabilities.
WHEN
September 22, 2026 - 7-8 pm
WHERE
The Bus Stop Theatre Community Room - Halifax, NS
To register for a session or in the case of questions, please reach out to Santiago Guzmán at [email protected].
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