Echoes of the Land

Produced by Ghost River Theatre, Echoes of the Land invites audiences to immerse themselves in a transcendent auditory journey rooted in the spirit and rhythms of the land. Led by drummer and vocalist Cedric Lightning, traditional drummer and knowledge keeper Skip Wolfleg, spoken word poet Alanna Bluebird, and multi-disciplinary musicians Kris Demeanor and Kenna Burima, this unique performance transcends traditional theatre. Lie back and let the soothing, meditative sounds wash over you. Designed as a sound bath to engage the senses, audiences will lay flat on the floor, blindfolded (these will be provided), or with their eyes closed, fully immersed in a meditative realm of discovery and deep reflection on the land. 

Please bring your own yoga mat.

Should you face a financial barrier to attending or have physical accessibility needs, please contact our Box Office. Limited availability. 

There will be no late entry permitted for this event. Please arrive a minimum of 30 minutes prior to the start time to secure your floor space.

Echoes of the Land Credits:
Alanna Bluebird, Spoken Word
Kenna Burima, Keyboard, Vocals
Kris Demeanor, Music Director, Guitar, Vocals, Spoken Word
Jennie Esdale, Assistant Director
Cedric Lightning, Stoney Nakoda Drum, Vocals
Eric Rose, Concept, Director
Skip Wolfleg, Traditional Drummer and Knowledge Keeper

About Ghost River Theatre

Led by Artistic Director Eric Rose, Ghost River Theatre is Canada’s leading devised theatre companies, creating original immersive performance experiences through rigorous experimentation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and design-driven storytelling.

Based in Calgary, the company’s work merges theatre, sound, movement, projection, and design to create immersive experiences that foster emotional connection, shared encounter, and imaginative storytelling. Ghost River Theatre has toured nationally and internationally, earning critical acclaim and award-winning recognition for creating transformative theatrical experiences that resonate far beyond the stage.