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Downeast Maine

Blue Hill Peninsula

unceded Wabanaki land

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This time last year we were gathered along panawapskek, the Penobscot River, sharing an original, new play made by, for, and with Wabanaki people. where the river widens is a poetic, spare, lyrical movement through stories, place, and time— unc

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Three years ago, our community was emerging from the pandemic + the longest collective winter in our lifetime. When most theatres closed their doors, Threadbare went outside to gather again, to play, to remember joy + exquisite hope. In honor of all

Today we celebrate our longtime + dearest collaborator, performer, co-creator + friend— the inimitable @joshuamccarey • From bearded lioness to king of the fairies, choreographer to teaching artist— you put it all on the line + gift

“Take rest; a field that has rested gives a bountiful crop.“— Ovid • We are grateful to all our friends near + far who have supported our summer of restoration. Our small but mighty team had lots to recover from this past year

We hope you’re all finding your way through another summer. Don’t forget to dance! 💫 photo by Dan Rajter from our residency at Reversing Falls Sanctuary, Summer 2022

On the summer solstice, we attended the gorgeous opening of
w i k h i k o n o l at the Sipayik Museum, Passamaquoddy territory. This oral history exhibit is a new creative resource from our friends @wabanakireach as part of Beyond the Claims—

Eight brave souls showed up for Occupy Poetry, our devised theatre workshop at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts. We are in awe of their spirit, talent + generosity. We have no photos to share because we were in the throes of making, scheming, writi

Remembering this magical season when we took you back to the land + into the forest— Wonder On at Carding Brook Farm. Every day is Earth Day. 🌻 photo by Dan Rajter | A Midsummer Night’s Dream, 2021

One of our favorite signs of spring Downeast, among snowdrops + peepers, is Island Workshop Day– Haystack’s first program of the season for the local community. The team returns to campus in the salty pines on Jericho Bay + opens their do

“No winter lasts forever; no spring skips its turn.”— Hal Borland • Sure there will be snow this week, but we made it. Threadbare is wishing you all the warmth rising up from the thaw, may it soften your heart + remind you of t

We can’t believe it’s been a month since we gathered along the river with you. Thank you, Nick Bear, for drumming as audience members took their seats beside panawáhpskə́wihtəkʷ before “where the river widens” began.🌻#

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