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Haley Robinson of Muskeg Lake Cree Nation, who plays Marty, in the musical Bear Grease, prepares in a dressing room below the Aud Theatre in Virden prior to a matinee show for students on Monday afternoon. The indigenous take on the classic 1978 musical Grease opened an eastern Canada tour Sunday evening in Virden with their first performance following a two-month off broadway run in New York City, where it earned the recognition of being the longest indigenous off broadway musical run. The musical heads to Winnipeg and then to Canada’s east coast for a series of performances. Bear Grease had its debut at the Edmonton Fringe Festival in 2021. The Aud Theatre opened in Virden in 1912 and was one of the last opera houses of its kind to be built in Manitoba. 
(Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun)

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22092025 Haley Robinson of Muskeg Lake Cree Nation, who plays Marty, in the musical Bear Grease, prepares in a dressing room below the Aud Theatre in Virden prior to a matinee show for students on Monday afternoon. The indigenous take on the classic 1978 musical Grease opened an eastern Canada tour Sunday evening in Virden with their first performance following a two-month off broadway run in New York City, where it earned the recognition of being the longest indigenous off broadway musical run. The musical heads to Winnipeg and then to Canada’s east coast for a series of performances. Bear Grease had its debut at the Edmonton Fringe Festival in 2021. The Aud Theatre opened in Virden in 1912 and was one of the last opera houses of its kind to be built in Manitoba. (Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun)

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Haley Robinson of Muskeg Lake Cree Nation, who plays Marty, in the musical Bear Grease, prepares in a dressing room below the Aud Theatre in Virden prior to a matinee show for students on Monday afternoon. The indigenous take on the classic 1978 musical Grease opened an eastern Canada tour Sunday evening in Virden with their first performance following a two-month off broadway run in New York City, where it earned the recognition of being the longest indigenous off broadway musical run. The musical heads to Winnipeg and then to Canada’s east coast for a series of performances. Bear Grease had its debut at the Edmonton Fringe Festival in 2021. The Aud Theatre opened in Virden in 1912 and was one of the last opera houses of its kind to be built in Manitoba. 
(Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun)

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