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Concept, Co-creation and Performance Shannon Litzenberger
Premiere: September 20-23 2012, Winchester Street Theatre, Toronto

Co-creation and Direction,
Marie-Josée Chartier
Lighting Design, Kimberly Purtell
Set Design, Lindsay-Anne Black
Sound Design, Miquelon Rodriguez
Fimmaker, Mike Rollo
Stories and Text, Lindsay Zier-Vogel and
Ryan Symington


Currently in development, HOMEbody poses questions of identity, belonging and place, drawing on social research and real life stories about ‘home’.

More than ever before, we are a mobile population and very few of us remain rooted to our place of birth throughout our lifetime. We move between and within continents, countries and communities, though, despite this trend of transience, ‘home’ remains an important place where the expression of our identity is rooted.

“Home is much more than a house, and much more than feelings of attachment to particular places and people. Home is hearth, an anchoring point though which human beings are centred.” (an excerpt from ‘home’ by Alison Blunt and Robyn Dowling)

Once a prairie farm girl, now living in the largest city in the country, the question ‘what is home?’ is a deeply personal one for me that traces its roots back to the moment I packed my bags, boarded the TransCanada Via train for Toronto and never looked back. Once you leave and change, you can never go back.

Many of you have similar stories, and some of you have already shared them with me in the creation of this work. Our stories of home are at the same time ordinary and extraordinary. They hold clues to understanding our own identity and values as individuals and as a society. ‘What is home?’ is not likely a question that I can or will answer, but it is a question rich with the potential for exploration and discovery.

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