Episode 3: Henry crashes and burns under all the pressure. He is forced to reveal the truth of Johnnie’s death. That truth allows others to confront their truths as well and release things that may be holding them in unhealthy ways.

Episode 2 Recap: Henry is spinning out of control after finding Rosie’s secret. He is still haunted by Johnnie’s death and the circumstances of that night. He’s turned back to booze and violence. Ruth tries to save Rosie from an unhappy relationship while also trying to figure out what The Boys know.

Sixty Below is an examination of what it means to be Indigenous in today’s Yukon, indeed in today’s Canada. Indigenous peoples have suffered colonization for hundreds of years. Loss of language, loss of identity, loss of control. Yet we survive. We are still here.

This audio play asks you to confront the losses and embrace hope with its characters.

Content warnings and resources are available at sixtybelow.ca

Credits:

Created by Leonard Linklater

Co-Artistic Producers: Patti Flather & Wren Brian

Dramaturg: David Geary

Audio Recording Director: Reneltta Arluk

Sound Designer, Composer, Audio Producer: Jordy Walker

Musician: Boyd Benjamin

Audio Play Cast:

Henry - Charles Eshelman

Dave - Charles McLeod

Bruiser - Earl Darbyshire

Johnnie - Luke Mae

Big Joe - Leonard Linklater

Rosie - Miki Wolf

Ruth - Rae Mombourquette

Film Credits:

Production Manager: Tova Krentzman

Director of Photography: Douglas Joe

Camera Operator & Colorist: Atsushi Sugimoto

Production Designer: Lea-Ann McNally

Actors: Christine Genier & Bradley Balmforth

Based on a stage play written by Patti Flather and Leonard Linklater

Special thanks to The Guild Hall and Nakai Theatre for their support of this project.

Episode 2: Henry walks the Red Road his old life begins to pop up and tempt him. Rosie is bettering herself, Ruth is agitating and his pals are going nowhere. Meanwhile, the ghost of Johnnie haunts him. Can he stay on the straight and narrow?

Episode 1 Recap: Henry has returned from a stint in jail with a new resolve to go straight, but he walks back into a world that has not changed. He’s reaching out for help in his new journey but temptations are constant and so are dreams of another time. Rosie is improving her life but doesn’t know how to broach the subject with Henry.

Sixty Below is an examination of what it means to be Indigenous in today’s Yukon, indeed in today’s Canada. Indigenous peoples have suffered colonization for hundreds of years. Loss of language, loss of identity, loss of control. Yet we survive. We are still here.

This audio play asks you to confront the losses and embrace hope with its characters.

Content warnings and resources are available at sixtybelow.ca

Credits:

Created by Leonard Linklater

Co-Artistic Producers: Patti Flather & Wren Brian

Dramaturg: David Geary

Audio Recording Director: Reneltta Arluk

Sound Designer, Composer, Audio Producer: Jordy Walker

Musician: Boyd Benjamin

Audio Play Cast:

Henry - Charles Eshelman

Dave - Charles McLeod

Bruiser - Earl Darbyshire

Johnnie - Luke Mae

Big Joe - Leonard Linklater

Rosie - Miki Wolf

Ruth - Rae Mombourquette

Film Credits:

Production Manager: Tova Krentzman

Director of Photography: Douglas Joe

Camera Operator & Colorist: Atsushi Sugimoto

Production Designer: Lea-Ann McNally

Actors: Christine Genier & Bradley Balmforth

Based on a stage play written by Patti Flather and Leonard Linklater

Special thanks to The Guild Hall and Nakai Theatre for their support of this project.

Episode 1: After getting out of jail the main character, Henry, is ready to walk the red road of sobriety. He is ready to turn his life around. But a dark secret and his old friends make that a rough journey. His girlfriend, Rosie, is also working on herself and her success only complicates things.

Sixty Below is an examination of what it means to be Indigenous in today’s Yukon, indeed in today’s Canada.

Indigenous peoples have suffered colonization for hundreds of years. Loss of language, loss of identity, loss of control. Yet we survive. We are still here.

This audio play asks you to confront the losses and embrace hope with its characters.

Content warnings and resources are available at sixtybelow.ca

Credits:

Created by Leonard Linklater

Co-Artistic Producers: Patti Flather & Wren Brian

Dramaturg: David Geary

Audio Recording Director: Reneltta Arluk

Sound Designer, Composer, Audio Producer: Jordy Walker

Musician: Boyd Benjamin

Audio Play Cast:

Henry - Charles Eshelman

Dave - Charles McLeod

Bruiser - Earl Darbyshire

Johnnie - Luke Mae

Big Joe - Leonard Linklater

Rosie - Miki Wolf

Ruth - Rae Mombourquette

Film Credits:

Production Manager: Tova Krentzman

Director of Photography: Douglas Joe

Camera Operator & Colorist: Atsushi Sugimoto

Production Designer: Lea-Ann McNally

Actors: Christine Genier & Bradley Balmforth

Based on a stage play written by Patti Flather and Leonard Linklater

Special thanks to The Guild Hall and Nakai Theatre for their support of this project.