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The Major Matt Mason Collective is a performance company dedicated to creating visceral, intimate, experimental, small-scale theatre about and for Alberta’s younger generations.

08/11/2025

Egad! There are only five days left to submit your work to this year’s Wildfire National Playwriting Competition for playwrights 30 and under!

Seen here is last year’s runner up winner, Mercedes Isaza Clunie, introducing her play, GRINGAS, as well as the incredible team of workshop actors reading the play at the 2024 IGNITE! Festival in Calgary

Do you have a play to submit?
Cos this could be super cool you this summer introducing your super cool play!
It’s free to submit! Why are you waiting? DO IT NOW!
Deadline August 15, 2025

PS: GRINGAS went on to be produced at both the Toronto and Hamilton fringe festivals though First Born Theatre (which Mercedes is the Artistic Director of)!

Photos by Sean Dennie

08/04/2025

There is less than two weeks left to submit your work to this year’s Wildfire National Playwriting Competition for playwrights 30 and under!
Seen here is last year’s competition winner, Anais Mateusz West, introducing their play, Tomboy (Chłopczyca), as well as a shot of our intrepid team of actors reading the play at the 2024 IGNITE! Festival in Calgary

Do you have a play to submit?
Cos this could be super cool you this summer introducing your super cool play!
It’s free to submit! Why are you waiting? DO IT NOW!
Deadline August 15, 2025

PS: Tomboy (Chłopczyca) has gone on to have an incredibly rich development process after our Wildfire workshop and will be premiering in March at the Cultch in Vancouver as part of Warrior Festival!!!
This play is incredible, so if you are in the Vancouver area March 4-8, drop everything and go!

Photos by Sean Dennie

01/26/2025

Flux in the City is closed!
Thank you Calgary and everyone who came out to play with us!
Huge gratitude to One Yellow Rabbit, the High Performance Rodeo, and Contemporary Calgary for hosting us!
Xoxoxo

Photos by the brilliant Wesley Reibeling and Mike Tan

01/25/2025

Today is the final performance of Flux in the City!!!!!!

2:00 at Contemporary Calgary! Touch tour begins at 1:30!

This performance will have ASL interpretation, described audio, and a touch tour!
This is being offered as part of Inside Out Theatre’s Good Host Program.

What is the Good Host Program?
The Good Host Program ensures that theatre is accessible to everyone. Through partnerships with theatres like One Yellow Rabbit and support from TD, we bring ASL, audio description, relaxed environments, and more to the heart of every story.

Thank you to everyone who has come and been a part of this run so far!

Photo by the astonishing Mike Tan!

01/24/2025

It’s night three of Flux in the City!

Tonight we are partnering with for a post show panel and discussion after the performance!

This panel will feature conversation about design, art, architecture and the built environment with d.talks. and the creators of Flux in the City, Nathaniel Hanula-James and Wesley Reibeling.

After the talkback, stick around for a fun and casual reception planned in partnership with Contemporary Calgary, and sponsored by HIVE Developments. Don’t miss this chance to enjoy some post show conversation, music, popcorn, and drinks for purchase.

Flux plays tonight (Jan 24) at 7:30 as well as tomorrow Saturday (Jan 25) at 2:00 at Contemporary Calgary!

Photo by the incredible Mike Tan

01/23/2025

Thank you to everyone who came out to last night’s opening of Flux in the City!

We are back on tonight (Jan 23rd) at 7:30 as well as Friday (Jan 24) at 7:30 and Saturday (Jan 25) at 2:00 at Contemporary Calgary!

Photo by the brilliant Mike Tan

01/22/2025

AHHHHH Flux in the City opens tonight!!!
Come see us tonight (Jan 22) through Friday (Jan 24) at 7:30 OR Saturday (Jan 25) at 2:00!
We are so excited to see you!!!!

Photo by the one and only Mike Tan!

01/20/2025

💥FLUX IN THE CITY team member shout out!💥

Today we’re highlighting Natalia Cortes: our sound designer for Flux in the City!

Natalia is a Colombian-Canadian designer, devisor and all-around theatre artist whose creative practice centers around community inspired theatrical work. In recent years she has worked with companies such as Chromatic Theatre, The River Clyde Pageant, Sage Theatre and Theatre Gargantua.

Natalia’s heart of the city is Fish Creek Park:
“I fell in love with wildgrass, multi-coloured sunsets, adventuring and the rolling hills of Alberta frequenting Fish Creek Park throughout my life. Looking back, the natural parks in the city have often been the backdrop for my most cherished memories with loved ones.”

Flux in the City runs January 22-25 as part of this year’s High Performance Rodeo!
More info in our bio!

01/19/2025

💥FLUX IN THE CITY team member shout out!💥

Today we’re highlighting Sabrena Shah Baigzada: our Stage Manager!

Sabrena is a second-generation Afghan Canadian artist, stage manager, playwright, and director. She strives to advocate for and share about her heritage and neurodiversity through her art and work in theatre.

Sabrena’s heart of the city is Prince’s Island Park in Calgary:
“Growing up, I would always look forward to attending the annual World Partnership Walk where I would complete the 5k walk with all my cousins and spend the rest of the day picnicking and playing games.”

Flux in the City runs January 22-25 as part of this year’s High Performance Rodeo!
More info in our bio!

01/17/2025

💥FLUX IN THE CITY team member shout out!💥

Today we’re highlighting Evan Medd: the co-director/dramaturg of Flux in the City (who will also appear onstage!)

Evan (he/they) is a dramaturg, theatre-maker, performer, producer, facilitator, and community engaged artist, making work across Turtle Island. He is a founding member of the Major Matt Mason Collective, a co-visionary with Mudfoot Theatre, and the creator of Dreaming Climate Consciousness.

Evan’s Heart of the City is the Bear & Kilt Freehouse on Stephen Avenue:
“I’ve been going to the Bear & Kilt for many years now and it has, throughout each phase of my adult life, helped to define how I engage with friends, family, and community. For a period of time, every year on my birthday, I’d invite whoever was free out to the Bear, and get such joy out of watching people from different walks of my life meet each other for the first time. Even though it’s fairly basic fare, it holds such a special place in my heart!”

Flux in the City runs January 22-25 as part of this year’s High Performance Rodeo!
More info in our bio!

01/16/2025

💥FLUX IN THE CITY team member shout out!💥

Today we’re highlighting Wesley Lincoln Reibeling: the co-creator and co-performer of Flux in the City!

Wesley Lincoln Reibeling (he/they) is a multidisciplinary artist, community builder, placemaker, and urban advocate rooted in Toronto. 💫

Wesley’s heart of the city is Toronto’s ravines:
“Verdant corridors that weave through the city, offering a sanctuary for biodiversity 🌳, health 🍎, and community 🫂and nature connection 🐿️ . Passionate about these spaces, Wesley collaborates with groups and local organizations to foster stewardship and inclusive programming in the ravines, believing they hold the key to Toronto’s ecological and cultural future. Whether curating events, building partnerships, or dreaming up new possibilities for the arts or public spaces, Wesley’s work is grounded in care, creativity, and a deep love for cities 🌇.”

Flux in the City runs January 22-25 as part of this year’s High Performance Rodeo!
More info in our bio!

01/15/2025

💥FLUX IN THE CITY team member shout out!💥

Today we’re highlighting Whittyn Jason: our design consultant for Flux in the City!

Whittyn (they/them/theirs) is a q***r, non-binary, mixed-race scenographer and award-winning lighting designer of South African and Ukrainian heritage primarily living and creating in amiskwacîwâskahikan (colonially known as Edmonton, Alberta) They are the newest member of Major Matt Mason Collective, and the festival director of Found Festival.

Whit’s heart of the city is in Edmonton, at Steel Wheels Rock & Roll Pizzeria:
“It’s the only place in Edmonton where you can get bulgogi pizza with ranch and teriyaki sauce (don’t knock it till you try it), a yogurt soju + milkis, and the best steaming hot dumplings all split amongst friends at 3am. A staple during the Fringe, and a boon any other time of the year, this is the only place in Edmonton that knows my usual order when I walk up to the counter.”

Flux in the City runs January 22-25 as part of this year’s High Performance Rodeo!
More info in our bio!

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Calgary, AB

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https://allmylinks.com/mmmtheatrecollective

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