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The Two Battles of Francis Pegahmagabow

Friday, Nov. 22, 2024
7:30pm to 9:00pm

Part of: The Two Battles of Francis Pegahmagabow

Varscona Theatre
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Organized by: Shadow Theatre
Nov.
22

Directed by John Hudson. Co-directed by Christine Frederick. Starring Ryan Cunningham as Francis Pegahmagabow.

Of the millions of soldiers sent to fight and die on the battlefields of World War One - Francis Pegahmagabow stood out as the deadliest sniper of the entire conflict. He was one of the Canadian Forces' most decorated and respected soldiers, but when he returned home to Canada, he didn't even have the right to vote. The Two Battles of Francis Pegahmagabow is about an extraordinary warrior, Chief, activist, husband, and father who fought for his country and then fought for his people.


Varscona Theatre

10329 83 Ave NW
Edmonton, AB, T6E 2C6


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