Tidelines and Riptides: A Shared Journey

“Tidelines and Riptides” is a conversation between Rosemary Georgeson, formerly a fisherperson of Sahtu Dene and Coast Salish ancestry, and John Endo Greenaway, a third-generation mixed race Japanese-Canadian taiko artist, bound by a collaboration to tell the stories of their communities and their journeys in Canada.

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Journal
Canadian Theatre Review
Published
2025-08-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3138/ctr.203.002
Primary Topic
Asian American and Pacific Histories
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Tidelines and Riptides: A Shared Journey

John Endo Greenaway, Rosemary Georgeson
Canadian Theatre Review
Asian American and Pacific Histories
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Tidelines and Riptides: A Shared Journey

John Endo Greenaway, Rosemary Georgeson
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Abstract

“Tidelines and Riptides” is a conversation between Rosemary Georgeson, formerly a fisherperson of Sahtu Dene and Coast Salish ancestry, and John Endo Greenaway, a third-generation mixed race Japanese-Canadian taiko artist, bound by a collaboration to tell the stories of their communities and their journeys in Canada.

Canadian Theatre ReviewVol. 203
Life below water
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Asian American and Pacific Histories
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