The Maskery: Hamumu


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The Hamumu Theatre Collective Founded in 2008 by George Melas Taylor, the Collective was formed to integrate strong traditional NW Native story, song, dance, sculptural and two dimensional forms with the aesthetic and technical production values of modern mask and puppet theater. George ia the director and lead singer of the ‘Lelala Dance Society’, a family of traditional singers and dancers of the Kwakwaka’wakw (Kwakiutl) Nation.	The maskery has collaborated with the Lelala Dancers of British Columbia on performances featuring traditional Northwest Coast native masks and dances. For more information, visit our Performances Blog. Watch exerpts from a recent show here.

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The Hamumu Theatre Collective

Founded in 2008 by George Melas Taylor, the Collective was formed to integrate strong traditional NW Native story, song, dance, sculptural and two dimensional forms with the aesthetic and technical production values of modern mask and puppet theater. George ia the director and lead singer of the ‘Lelala Dance Society’, a family of traditional singers and dancers of the Kwakwaka’wakw (Kwakiutl) Nation.

The maskery

has collaborated with the Lelala Dancers of British Columbia on performances featuring traditional Northwest Coast native masks and dances.

For more information, visit our Performances Blog.

Watch exerpts from a recent show here.