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Well that’s a wrap on our 2021 online edition of the WeeFestival!

Thank you for joining us! We sincerely hope you and especially your little ones enjoyed our offerings this year. We’d love to hear from you so please take a moment to share below or send us an email at info@weefestival.ca

Thank you to the incredible theatre companies from around the world, whose work was featured in the festival! Thank you to each and every family, artist, teacher, and student who participated! Thank you to our small but mighty team who worked tirelessly to realize the WeeFestival.

Finally, a huge thank you to all of our generous funders, co-presenting partners, sponsors, and supporters!

Take care of each other and we’ll see you next year-in person!
Lynda and the WeeFestival Team

Thank you to all the artists

Useful links

Read the latest from our Festival Bloggers!

“You be the Sun!” Looking Back on the WeeFestival. Read more
Yassama & the Beaded Calabash-a voice so profoundly colourful and resonant. Read more
“I did NOT like that show!” said Dorothy Read more
Seeing What She Sees! Read more
Made with Love! Read more

Download the Pizza Box Theatre Guide

Did you know?

The WeeFestival A Play a Day engaged 141 Schools, 850 Classes and approximately 17,000 students?

Our Family Programme reached 283 households? And our conference featured 10 events and welcomed 40 participants?

WeeSharing Spot

https://twitter.com/MsAli_A/status/1395792236361756686?s=20

https://twitter.com/MrsMDeltin/status/1395762310698967045?s=20

https://twitter.com/cbartlettK3/status/1395088847856455689?s=20

OK5 very much enjoyed the @weefestivalTO play ‘A Bucket of Beetles.’ The puppetry was spectacular! It was wonderful seeing Wehea connecting with nature in such a beautiful way. Thank you @PeelSchools & @Homestead_PS for providing us the opportunity to watch A Play a Day. pic.twitter.com/l09KDhfIzx
— Sue Huys (@InquiringKs) May 19, 2021

Watching #ABucketofBeetles performed by @weefestivalTO @FairlawnPSPDSB @DPCDSBSchools in honour of #AsianHeritageMonth. A story about a young boy Wehea who lives in the Indonesian Rain Forest and forms a beautiful friendship with a Rhinoceros Beetle. pic.twitter.com/xDlDMoVu8L
— K1Fairlawn (@K1Fairlawn) May 18, 2021

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https://twitter.com/kinderBanksA/status/1395783154703687684?s=20

https://twitter.com/MrsMDeltin/status/1394752939705647108?s=20

Day 1 of “A Play a Day” @weefestivalTO ! ‘A’ shared “ I really like the cool chairs with the straws and the musical instruments” @TribuneDrive pic.twitter.com/9ltRxJbDsx
— A Banks (@kinderBanksA) May 17, 2021

https://twitter.com/MrsMDeltin/status/1395044402037415937?s=20

Day 3 of “A Play a Day” @weefestivalTO ! After watching, many students commented on the “cool” music. ‘R’ said “I liked the instruments and how he made his hand into a puppet. I’m going to try to do that too” @TribuneDrive pic.twitter.com/w05obBk78z
— A Banks (@kinderBanksA) May 19, 2021