Tales Of An Urban Indian
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Mar 1, 2009
Closed Mar 15, 2009
Opened Mar 1, 2009
Closed Mar 15, 2009
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Acclaimed Canadian writer and performer Darrell Dennis tells the semi-autobiographical tale of a young Indian man, Simon Douglas. From living life on the "Rez" to navigating the mean streets of Vancouver's east side, Dennis weaves a funny and stirring story of identity, discovery, choice and self-respect. A hit from The Public's inaugural Native Theater Festival, this one-man show returns to make its U.S. premiere following a Canadian tour and two nominations for the Dora Mavor Award, the highest theatrical honor in Canada.
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Tonto, the Land O' Lakes butter lady, and other pop culture images of American Indians are flashed onto the wall at the very beginning of writer/performer Darrell Dennis' Tales of an Urban Indian, now at the Public Theater. Dennis then runs through a litany of misconceptions about contemporary Native peoples. "I can't shape shift, I've never had a vision, never heard the owl call my name," he intones. His solo show promises to offer up something less stereotypical. But while certain aspects of the script give us a different perspective on what he's termed the "Urban Indian," the show as a whole still resorts to the use of too many clichés.
Dennis inhabits the role of a young Indian m[...]