After the loss of her grandmother, Jen, a third-generation Filipinx woman, comes to terms with her culture and her relationship with her mother and grandmother. Through a series of letters and flashbacks, Jen is taken through the immigrant's experience across three generations of Filipinx women. Lola, Nanay, Anak is a ritual; it's a prayer. It is a celebration of Filipinx matriarchs, community, and honours the immigrant's experience and how it carries forward throughout different generations.ABOUT THE LOCATIONYou should be listening to this episode at Rundle Ruin, a historical site in the Victoria Park neighbourhood of Southeast Calgary. It is located at 632 13 Ave SE, Calgary, AB.We have a map of the location, as well as directions, on our website: www.theatrejupiter.com/explore-episode6HINT: Take a seat among the ruins.EPISODE TEAMWriters: Maggie Mackenzie and Kodie RollanDirector: Roel SuasinSound Designer: Alixandra CowmanComposer: Jonathan LewisAudio Engineer: Kyle MarshallFeaturingKarla/Lilia: Thalia AlturaJen: Kathleen BallanganABOUT THE PROJECTCreator/Producer: Andrew G. CooperAssistant Producer: Cassandra WatsonProduction and Technical Manager: Skylar Desjardins(exp)lore is produced by Jupiter Theatre with Media Lab YYC. This season is created and presented in Moh’kinsstsis, also called Calgary, in Treaty 7 Territory, which is the traditional territory of the Blackfoot Confederacy which includes the Kainai, Siksika and Piikani Nations, Tsuu T'ina (Dene) Nation and the Stoney/Nakoda Nation which include the Bearspaw, Chiniki, Wesley Nations and the Metis Nation Region 3. This season is supported by the Calgary Arts Development, City of Calgary, and the Rozsa Foundation. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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