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Reassembled, Slightly Askew

In the spirit of community, the BCBIA had the pleasure of partnering with The Cultch in January 2018 to market, sponsor and promote the acclaimed multidisciplinary, immersive theatrical experience Reassembled, Slightly Askew. Created by brain injury survivor and playwright Shannon Yee, this powerful interactive theatre piece takes the participant on a journey of recovery from Shannon’s injury.

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