Intentions for Cultural Invitations
- To allow children and students from an elementary school in a disadvantaged Montréal area, access to artistic and cultural venues, as well as to meaningful and varied experiences
- To increase their participation, as well as that of their families, in the cultural and social life of Montréal
Requirements for Participation
- Authorization from school administrator
- Availability of personnel to attend planning meetings
- Minimum number of classrooms per school: 2
- Total number of classes or groups: 18
Each participant must complete a registration form.
Make sure each of your colleagues has completed theirs.
Incomplete registration compromises your participation.
If you do not meet the criteria for the minimum number required to participate in this offer, please contact the resource person.
General Selection Criteria
In view of the popularity of certain project proposals and the number of spaces, selection criteria have been retained:
- A proportional representation of the targeted schools of the two English-language school boards in Montréal as a priority, and of the three French-language school service centers depending on the spaces available
- A representation of the cycles
- The participation of the individual in other offers of artistic and cultural mediation (current school year)
- The participation of the school in other offers of artistic and cultural mediation (current school year).
Description
See "Snow White" Written by Greg Banks and directed by Jimmy Blais at Centaur Theatre.
Get ready to see Snow White like never before. This fast-paced, physically inventive adaptation tosses the glass coffin and the damsel-in-distress tropes out the window. With just two actors playing everyone—yes, including the Queen, the Huntsman, the Prince, and all seven dwarves—this is a high-energy, shape-shifting ride through the fairy tale you thought you knew.
In this version, Snow White is not waiting around for rescue. She is sharp, curious, and fully in charge of her story. The show breaks away from old-school ideas of beauty and who gets to be the hero, reimagining Snow White as a bold, self-determined character who navigates the world with brains, courage, and a whole lot of heart.
Funny, surprising, and packed with theatrical magic, Snow White invites us to look in the mirror and ask: what if we rewrote the rules?
- Review Phase for Personnel Targeted (one pre-show and one post-show workshop (60 min. each) will be offered to each participating class. these dynamic theatre workshops will use theatre and creativity to explore themes of standing up for yourself and others, justice, and community care. workshops will take place in the classroom and will be scheduled individually by each school., date to be determined, 60 min, School, in-person)
Informations
Date(s) : April 16, 2026
Time : 10:30 am
Location : Centaur Theatre
Participation mode : In-person - mainstage show
Registration (partner or AMSFA) : Geordie Theatre
This offer is available in English.
Cost
No cost assumed by the school
A Montréal School for All covers the following costs:
- Transportation - Organization and fees
A Montréal School For All
Contact person
Nancy Saltarelli : nancy.saltarelli@education.gouv.qc.ca
All partners are committed to respecting the current health measures defined by Public Health and the CNESST in their various activities.