ATANUKAN โ€“ A Theatrical Performance

๐Ÿ“… 9 Aug 2026
๐ŸŸ๏ธ Place des Festivals, Montreal, Canada

ATANUKAN, a theatrical storytelling performance rooted in Innu oral tradition, is presented by Omer St-Onge and Saulnia Jean-Pierre at Place des Festivals in Montrรฉal on August 9, 2026, as part of the International First Peoples Festival.

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ATANUKAN โ€“ A Theatrical Performance

"Atanukan" translates as "Legends" โ€” referring to the foundational oral-tradition stories of the Innu people, passed from generation to generation. The text was written by storyteller Omer St-Onge from the Innu community of Maliotenam and directed by Xavier Huard.

The performance is brought to life by Omer St-Onge and traditional craftswoman Saulnia Jean-Pierre, combining storytelling and performance to honour and transmit Innu heritage.

ATANUKAN is part of the EKOTE touring series, which spotlights Indigenous performing arts across Canada and beyond. This showing takes place on the main stage at Place des Festivals as part of the International First Peoples Festival 2026.