Calla by Algoma Skye
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THE PRODUCTION
Calla Lilin is a dance performance and character created by Skye Smith. Calla Lilin is a daughter of Lilith born to expose the modern day woman’s struggle with the patriarchy. Lilith is a well-known feminist archetype in Mesopotamian and Judaic mythology. Skye dives deep into her personal struggles with body image, addiction, and postpartum mental health. She aims to bring awareness to societal demands placed on every woman. The isolation of the pandemic caused her to start a journey of healing from her own demons. In this process, she encountered the following societal demands every woman encounters: the beauty and diet industry, alcohol and drug culture, and unrealistic expectations of new mothers. These
societal demands are roadblocks every woman will face on the journey to loving herself. Content warnings include: nudity, body dysmorphia, addiction, and postpartum mental illness.
RATING: 18+
GENRE: Theatre, Dance, Music
RUN TIME: 31-45 minutes
VENUE: Gallery stage 1
DATE: August 20, 7:30 PM
SUGGESTED TICKET PRICE: $12.00
ARTIST LOCATION: Local
GENRE: Theatre, Dance, Music
RUN TIME: 31-45 minutes
VENUE: Gallery stage 1
DATE: August 20, 7:30 PM
SUGGESTED TICKET PRICE: $12.00
ARTIST LOCATION: Local
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Skye Smith is well-known for her lead performances in local community theatre: Judy in White Christmas, Ulla in The Producers, and Bombalurina in Cats. Skye trained at Algoma University in the music program with Agnes McCarthy and she graduated from Sherry Walsh Academy of Dance Arts with teacher’s training in Ballet, Jazz and Tap. Skye performed in many Family Life Theatre dinner theatre shows, and she toured with its educational plays bringing awareness to social issues of concern. Skye created La Nonna è Qui and The Steelworker's Wife in the Stories Steeped In Stones performance arts series as well as Fringe North 2022. Skye is an enthusiastic home cook, yogi, proud mom of two, and is passionate about connecting
people through good food and the performing arts.
people through good food and the performing arts.