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The Doomed Prince School Tour

After a successful run in spring of 2026, The Doomed Prince will be back in schools next fall!

The fall tour will visit schools in the Edmonton area and surrounding First Nations (Enoch Cree Nation, Alexander First Nation, Paul First Nation and Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation). 

  • Gym space or similar large space for rehearsal and performance (with available power outlets/hook-up). Minimum space required is 20' x 35-40' for the performance area.

  • Up to 90 minutes with students (30 minutes of workshop, 30 minutes of set up, 30 minutes for performance), plus some additional time for our professionals to set up and dismantle.

  • 15  to 40 students to participate in the workshop/performance and play the snake, dog, crocodile, Pharoah, Queen, Prince, Princess, Goddess and King of Khor!

  • Up to 120 additional enthused students to support your classroom’s performance by watching it and helping to create a new ending.

What we need from you

Students will discover...

  • Storytelling concepts 

  • Story structure (beginning, middle, and end) 

  • Performance technique

  • Concepts of epics, myths, and character archetypes

  • The power of their own imagination!

  • How to make a giant, moving snake and crocodile with 6-20 people

Let’s Perform Together!

Email bookings@theatreprospero.ca to book your spot on the tour.  

Should you have any questions about booking, please email bookings@theatreprospero.ca. We are always happy to help.

Would you like your classroom to explore The Doomed Prince without the pressure of performing in front of others? We also offer in-class performance workshops, perfect for those who prefer to practice storytelling outside of the spotlight. Play, discovery, and teamwork will be emphasised! 

 

Contact us to explore this option. 

Our Partners & Funders

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Our programming is made possible thanks to:

Theatre Prospero continually seeks organizations to partner with in enriching the diversity and extending the reach of our work.

We acknowledge that the land on which we gather in Treaty Six Territory is the traditional gathering place for many Indigenous people. We honour and respect the history, languages, ceremonies and culture of the First Nations, Métis and Inuit who call this territory home.

780-761-2773 | 9210 118 Ave, Edmonton, AB T5G 0N2 | info@theatreprospero.ca

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