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Frances Koncan

Frances Koncan

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Assistant Professor, The University of British Columbia

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  • Director's Notes: Yvette Nolan promises laughs and lessons in Women of the Fur Trade

    By Frances Koncan| StratfordToday.ca@ In an age of re-examining Canadian history, director Yvette Nolan is promising that her production of Women of the Fur Trade will provide a new lens for people – and plenty of laughs along the way. Described as three women on the banks of the Red River, Treaty One Territory, in “eighteen hundred and something-something,” these women start remembering their history in a lively satire, giving a glimpse of a life not often staged or seen.

    By Frances Koncan · StratfordToday.ca

    Jul. 08, 2023

  • Pandemic inspires thrift shift

    By Frances Koncan| Winnipeg Free Press Verified When the COVID-19 pandemic hit Winnipeg and the city went into lockdown, the fate of second-hand stores seemed uncertain. As restrictions began to ease, stores were able to open their doors again, refreshed with new plexiglass barriers, an abundance of hand sanitizer and strict limits on how many people are allowed in a store at one time — all precautions they will continue to follow during the current code orange designation, which ramped up public health orders and restrictions in Winnipeg...

    By Frances Koncan · Winnipeg Free Press

    Sep. 28, 2020

  • City selected as early stop for immersive exhibition of Dutch master's work

    By Frances Koncan| Winnipeg Free Press Verified Fresh off enormously successful stops in Montreal and Quebec City, Imagine Van Gogh is bringing its immersive sensory experience to the RBC Convention Centre. The exhibition premièred in Paris in 2017 and was created by designers Annabelle Mauger and Julien Baron. It weaves together multimedia — and the true life stories of two different men, artist Vincent Van Gogh and Cathédrale d’Images founder Albert Plécy — to create a grandiose experience of art, projection and music that has wowed...

    By Frances Koncan · Winnipeg Free Press

    Sep. 16, 2020

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