Esprit de la Nation
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CITATIONS

"On voudrait voir ce spectacle au Québec!
Philippe Launat
Montréal, Québec


"My daughter and I went to 30 40+ shows. The first time I saw Spirit of a Nation I cried and
every show after tears still came to my eyes I was even prouder to be CANADIAN."
Liz Claybourne
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island


"...J'ai vécu une expérience à Charlottetown qui m'a enrichie et je voudrais te remercier
de tout mon coeur."
Barbara Alexandre, participante
Montréal, Québec


Words can hardly explain the emotions and sense of pride this production inspires in each of us There has never a more proud, compassionate and exhilarating representation of Canada than what we are about to witness in "Spirit of a Nation " The performance is contagious ....Every Canadian will undoubtedly be left with a tremendous feeling of pride in our country and its people.
Hon. Lawrence MacAulay Secretary of State (Veterans)

“I have never felt so much hope before. I pray it will be back next year”

Senior citizen, Victoria

“I have watched your show from day one, and every time I watch the play my heart rejoices and a feeling of warmth comes over me. Tears come into my eyes because of the well chosen words in the songs, and the colourful ethnic dances that are so well done… With young men and women like that, my hope for the future of Canada and my children’s children, looks a lot brighter, God bless you for bringing your play to Victoria.”
Hans Beck, Victoria

“I saw the show last Sunday. WOW! It was very impressive – powerful and hugely entertaining. What an incredible pack of talent. Congratulations. It’s so terrific to see that much energy and ability on stage.”
Roy Surette, Artistic Director
Belfry Theater

“We recently attended your outstanding production in Centennial Square. Everything about it was first class and you and he cast are to be congratulated. It made us very proud and touched to be Canadians and to show many visitors that we in Canada also have great young talent and capabilities. Once again BRAVO and THANKS.”
Dan and Pauline Robertson
Victoria, B.C.

“The work that goes on is extremely touching and entertaining. The show is truly amazing! This performance is once that should be shared with more that just the people fortunate enough to be in Victoria this summer… I think the Government would be wise to subsidize this production and
take it on the road. What better way to promoto Canada than with enthusiastic, talented, student ambassadors. When I saw the performance, it made me proud to be a Canadian and proud to see
that there are so many good young people in this country to lead Canada into the future!”

Heather Muskeyn
Grade 3 and 4 teacher, Victoria

“This is no doubt one of the best and most inspiring productions I’ve ever experiences.
You should take your troupe to New Zealand.”

New Zealand couple visiting Victoria

“Our second annual celebration of Confederation was an outstanding success… We can’t thank you and yours enough for your attendance, and most lively and moving tribute to Canada. First class, and enjoyed by all. You did a marvelous job… Hope to see you next year.”

Garde B. Gardom, Q.C. Lieutenant
Governor of British Columbia.


 
 

 

Responses from the School kids' after seeing the show to the question
"What does it mean to you to be Canadian":

"My name is Katherine and I am Polish and Ukrainian. To me being Canadian means unity and freedom."

"My background is French and to me being a Canadian means being free and able to live life how I want to live it."

"I am Portuguese ....what it means to be Canadian is friends, freedom and a good place with no pollution (not much)."

"My cultural background is German. I was born in Canada. To be Canadian means to be free. I feel lucky because we don't have wars and we are a… peaceful country."

"My background is German, Irish, Scottish. To me being Canadian means freedom of choice as well as a say in how the country is run (when old enough)."

"Tommy An, Korean. To me being Canadian is to live my life without much racism and respecting other people."

"Mary Lynn P. dela Cruz. My nationality background is Filipino and Spanish ...to be a Canadian means democracy! Yes, there is a democratic government in my country, but not as good as the Canadian government ....To me Canada is a wonderful country! I love it here!!"


 

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