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The Breathing Hole uses an endangered Indigenous language to portray the tragedy of climate change

This preview was originally written in Dec. 2022 for a reporting class. The Nattilingmiutut dialect, an endangered Inuktut language, powerfully echoed through the National Arts Centre at the preview of The Breathing Hole on Dec 1, 2022. With a run-time of three and a half hours, including intermission, the play was a slow-burning critique ofContinueContinue reading “The Breathing Hole uses an endangered Indigenous language to portray the tragedy of climate change”