To Be Annouced
Takes a broad look at the social, political and economic realities of African countries, and countries in the African diaspora, which have achieved their independence. European countries and their former colonies still have ties to one another, although the dynamics of these relationships are marked by their tumultuous shared history.
Author: Adrienne Medjo
Stage Director: Adrienne Medjo
A night of comedy where different facets of sexuality was the topic followed by engaging discussions and exchanges with a lively crowd. Thanks to Adrienne Medjo, Sandra Uhlrich, Klaus and FrancoQueer for a beautiful moment.
A stage where Urban Arts, Poetry and Jazz collide and where the Franco-Ontarian poetry is honored and highlighted.
Author: Adrienne Medjo
Stage Director: Adrienne Medjo
The play raises the cultural and identity issues that encounters the African immigrants from the LGBTQIA community.
It is the story of two young people who face the African traditional reality, where the group spoke for the person, and it relates their everyday life from Africa to Toronto.
African Legends & Tales
Kongolo, is a Bantu healer who is rejected from his tribe because he is different from others. He then decides to make this difference a strength. Thus begins his journey in search of lost values.
Author: Adrienne Medjo
Stage Director: Adrienne Medjo
Date: December 2015
Alliance Française -Toronto
Author: Adrienne Medjo
Stage Director: Adrienne Medjo
Author: Adrienne Medjo
Stage Director: Adrienne Medjo
2015, Festival littéraire international de Montréal Métropolis Bleu
Author: Adrienne Medjo
Author: Adrienne Medjo
Stage Director: Adrienne Medjo
2012, Festival Littéraire International de Montréal Métropolis Bleu
Author: Adrienne Medjo
Stage Director: Adrienne Medjo & Carolina Cortes
2012, Festival littéraire international de Montréal Métropolis Bleu
2013, Festival littéraire international de Montréal Métropolis Bleu
