Today we learn about chocolate, the meshing of scholarly and creative activities, and discuss early modern and contemporary Spanish theatre with Dr. Erin Cowling, an Associate Professor and Discipline Coordinator of Spanish in the Department of Humanities at MacEwan University. Erin has worked with directors, actors and other artists from around the world, adapting early modern spanish plays (Think Shakespeare but in Spanish) for modern audiences, and she also had two books published this year (including one on Chocolate!). Follow the links to get your copies of Social Justice in Spanish Golden Age Theatre and Chocolate: How a New World Commodity Conquered Spanish Literature.

For more information on some of her research partners check out EFE TR3S TEATRO and Teatro Inverso.

Looking for a few ways to support Indigenous artists, artisans and businesses? Check out the I.A.M Collective, located year-round on the second floor of the Downtown Farmer’s Market, or visit the Whisky Jack Art House.

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