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Food For Thought

Food For Thought Reviews

Co-op Newsletter Review of Salim Rahemtulla’s “90 Days”

Editorial Food For Thought News

Stage Fright

Editorial Food For Thought Mr Burns News

School’s Out! What have we learned?

Current Productions Food For Thought Fringe Fest News

A Very Happy World Theatre Day & A Very Belated Happy Women’s Day

Land Acknowledgement

Little Mountain Lion Productions acknowledges that we create and stage works in Vancouver, BC, on the unceded Coast Salish Territories of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh First Nations. Our collaborators have been born, raised on, or have travelled to this land, and it as well as the stories of its peoples are very dear to our hearts.

Recent Posts

Workshop Week Photo Blog – “Selma Lagerlöf’s The Löwensköld Ring”
Join us on October 28th for Selma Lagerlöf’s “The Löwensköld Ring” – Workshop Presentation at ANNEX Theatre
See You This Saturday For LML’s 11 HOURS OF STORIES WRITTEN BY KIDS Fundraiser Marathon!
Review of “The Emigrants” at Vancouver Fringe
Join Us Saturday October 7th for a Marathon Fundraiser at Progress Lab!

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Thank you to all who joined us last night for the workshop presentation of “Selma Lagerlöf’s The Löwensköld Ring” 🎭🔥 We hope to keep you updated on future development of this new work by this incredible team 👏🖤

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Thank you to all who joined us last night for the workshop presentation of “Selma Lagerlöf’s The Löwensköld Ring” 🎭🔥 We hope to keep you updated on future development of this new work by this incredible team 👏🖤

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TONIGHT! LML presents new work created by this INCREDIBLE team of artists in the workshop staging of “Selma Lagerlöf’s The Löwensköld Ring” at ANNEX Theatre, doors 6:30, show 7pm 🎭🔥
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Event info in bio 🎟️
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Oil paintings by Ester Almqvist 🎨
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#yvrtheatre #yvrevents #yvrarts #selmalagerlöf #thelöwensköldring #theatre #adaptation #workshop

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TONIGHT! LML presents new work created by this INCREDIBLE team of artists in the workshop staging of “Selma Lagerlöf’s The Löwensköld Ring” at ANNEX Theatre, doors 6:30, show 7pm 🎭🔥 . Event info in bio 🎟️ . Oil paintings by Ester Almqvist 🎨 . #yvrtheatre #yvrevents #yvrarts #selmalagerlöf #thelöwensköldring #theatre #adaptation #workshop

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Day five, a script, some swords, and so much more ⚔️🎭

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Day five, a script, some swords, and so much more ⚔️🎭

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Day four, colour, texture, poetry, eulogy 💀

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Day four, colour, texture, poetry, eulogy 💀

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Day three 🔥 “It has always been the case, for me at least, that a novel has grown from a tiny seed, and then the stem, branches, and leaves developed gradually, until the tree was finished, but there was never any design, such as one draws up for a building. I think that the whole work becomes more credible when it grows in this manner and is not built up, more like nature’s own work.” - Selma Lagerlöf, in a letter to a colleague, 1932

2 months ago

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Beauty day for some table work ☀️📝 @vancouverpubliclibrary #selmalagerlöf #thelöwensköldring

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Beauty day for some table work ☀️📝 @vancouverpubliclibrary #selmalagerlöf #thelöwensköldring

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Ok last one just kidding make me stop
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Selma Lagerlöf, teacher, author, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, gave us the first volume of her Löwensköld trilogy in 1925 titled “The Löwensköld Ring”
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JRR Tolkien, celebrated myth-maker and world-builder, published his own trilogy in 1954/55 called “The Lord of the Rings”
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Tolkien no doubt found Lagerlöf’s work inspirational, or dare we say… ‘precious’
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Come celebrate the original Lady of the Ring at the workshop presentation of “Selma Lagerlöf’s The Löwensköld Ring” on Saturday, October 28th at ANNEX
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Event info in bio
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#yvrtheatre #yvrevents #yvrarts #selmalagerlöf #thelöwensköldring #theatre #adaptation #workshop #sweden #literature

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Ok last one just kidding make me stop . Selma Lagerlöf, teacher, author, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, gave us the first volume of her Löwensköld trilogy in 1925 titled “The Löwensköld Ring” . JRR Tolkien, celebrated myth-maker and world-builder, published his own trilogy in 1954/55 called “The Lord of the Rings” . Tolkien no doubt found Lagerlöf’s work inspirational, or dare we say… ‘precious’ . Come celebrate the original Lady of the Ring at the workshop presentation of “Selma Lagerlöf’s The Löwensköld Ring” on Saturday, October 28th at ANNEX . Event info in bio . #yvrtheatre #yvrevents #yvrarts #selmalagerlöf #thelöwensköldring #theatre #adaptation #workshop #sweden #literature

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Day two, some movement in space, forests, soldiers, worms and tombs 🪦

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Day two, some movement in space, forests, soldiers, worms and tombs 🪦

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Okay one more sorry not sorry
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Selma Lagerlöf, Swedish master of ghost stories, folk tales, fairy tales, and family epics, gave us the first volume of her Löwensköld trilogy in 1925 titled “The Löwensköld Ring” - about a lost ring passed down by a dead king, and a patriarchal lineage that must be broken
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JRR Tolkien, uberfan of Norse folk and fairy tales and Oxford’s leading Scandiphile, took heavy inspiration from Lagerlöf for his own trilogy published in 1954/55 called “The Lord of the Rings” - about a lost ring passed down by a dead king, and a patriarchal lineage that must be restored
.
Come celebrate the original Lady of the Ring at the workshop presentation of “Selma Lagerlöf’s The Löwensköld Ring” on Saturday, October 28th at ANNEX
.
Event info in bio
.
#yvrtheatre #yvrevents #yvrarts #selmalagerlöf #thelöwensköldring #workshop #adaptation #sweden #vancouver #literature #theatre

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Okay one more sorry not sorry . Selma Lagerlöf, Swedish master of ghost stories, folk tales, fairy tales, and family epics, gave us the first volume of her Löwensköld trilogy in 1925 titled “The Löwensköld Ring” - about a lost ring passed down by a dead king, and a patriarchal lineage that must be broken . JRR Tolkien, uberfan of Norse folk and fairy tales and Oxford’s leading Scandiphile, took heavy inspiration from Lagerlöf for his own trilogy published in 1954/55 called “The Lord of the Rings” - about a lost ring passed down by a dead king, and a patriarchal lineage that must be restored . Come celebrate the original Lady of the Ring at the workshop presentation of “Selma Lagerlöf’s The Löwensköld Ring” on Saturday, October 28th at ANNEX . Event info in bio . #yvrtheatre #yvrevents #yvrarts #selmalagerlöf #thelöwensköldring #workshop #adaptation #sweden #vancouver #literature #theatre

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