Joining the Theatre WorkShop is an honor. Working with Onira, and Marie. Having the chance to be apart of the workshop is awesome! Learning new things and being someone new. For me Theatre is a way of being active and having something to do other then doing something else bad. Theatre is a good way for being heathly and active so, feel free of joining the group! you won’t regret it 
Linda Kowcharlie!
takua sulijunguanik pinasuasuta ilisaqatatavut ikajutausuta Lea, marie amalu Unira.Theatre workshop-mit atilik. ikajutiritsuta kisiani aulajarunamat ikajutiritsuta pinasuatavut. alianatuq. ilaugumaguvit atiit avatakunut aagunatait qanurlu tukosigialarumaguvit apisuratsait. nakurmik.
Pauyungie.
For the first time in Salluit Nunavik, 10 Inuit Youth from all over Nunavik participate to a theatre workshop. Organized by Avataq Cultural Institute, animated by Onira Lussier and Marie Deaudelin from the Montreal Theatre Company Les vidanges en Cavale, this is the first of a serie that will held in Salluit. The group is currently working on a show that will be presenting thoughout Nunavik next year.
today at Inukjuak it was 20 degres, a lot of people in the river, swimming.
Stacey, Steven, Jordan, Teddy, Mattiusi and Georges. After a big day of rehersal, a fresh swim was needed…
So, days went fast, two days last. We are so close to the show!!! Today, the participants chose three legends that will be added to the show: Aukkautik, Nanualuk and Ningiuq, Kautjajuk. Now we have with us Zebedee who arrived yesterday. He helped a lot cheering up the group with his knowledge of inuit culture. We also had a touching account from Eyuka, the inuktitut teacher, about her childlhood and her language experience. Thursday and friday are planned to be rehearsal days. After a long run around the village, visiting the arena, the school…we finally decided to present in the lobby of the education adult center where the workshops took place. We are so excited because, with Caroline’s help (our camera woman), we found magnificent black velvet curtains. Also, we have a huge sound system (for a rock show) and probably the arena’s spot lights!!!
Pique-nique 2 of the community with fresh clams and hot dogs !
Today was amazing! We had to act out an Inuit legend called ”Kautyayuk”. At first it was a bit challenging but I know we’ll get the story together. These past two weeks have been a lot of fun, meeting new people and learning a lot of new things about theatre. 
Kristina Tulugak
Peace And Love
Christina Tulugak
Hello, My Name is Cathy Tukkiapik And I am from Quaqtaq. This is my first time on the Theatre WorkShop. I think it is fantastic and it is a very good opportunity for me and the other participants. I really like doing the activities here like Acting, Writing Stories, Team Work and alot of other stuff. the best part is that it doesnt matter if you act like a clown or act silly or LYFAO In front of everyone. In The End Everyone Laughs Together. I Met New And old friends And had a blast and this is only the half part of it:P
and i just want to say that this is a good opportunity to find your inner Creative Imagination, That’s all… Bye
Kathy Tukkiapik
my name is peter n qumak and im from aku and today. i was acting today and we’re done now but theres still more tomorrow of school. i learn
the actors can pretend sad crying angry happy and lot of emotions .that the actors and actress can do lot of emotions in the movies there lot of drama comedy. romace and atcions and please take a look of are pics and video and goodbye
 | Jeannie Parsa Inukpu… on July 9 |
| Jeannie Parsa Inukpu… on July 9 |
 | vidanges en cavale on July 9 |
| Jeannie Parsa Inukpu… on July 9 |
 | peter qumak on July 9 |
 | Megan on after the show |
 | peter qumak on after the show |
| peter qumak on july 13 |
| peter qumak on july 13 |
 | Mattiusie on July 9 |
 | Ida on after the show |
 | Steven on july, 15th |
 | Tukai Weetaluktuk on Having fun with others |
| Tukai Weetaluktuk on july 13 |
 | Eliane on July 9 |
