The age you are, the age you feel — there is so much more to say…

BPAC and the Art Gallery of Burlington Present There Is So Much More To Say, an interdisciplinary performance experience that invites audiences into meaningful, multigenerational conversation. Created by collaborators whose ages span six decades, the work is driven by the belief that connection and communication between people at different stages of life is essential to navigating our shared world – both personally and politically.

At its heart, There Is So Much More To Say asks how different generations can engage in genuine dialogue, and how art can spark connections between strangers.

Through weaving, storytelling, and shared reflection, this immersive experience creates a community where voices, memories, and perspectives are brought together in unexpected and meaningful ways.

As one audience member shared:

“The performance makes a space where complete strangers feel comfortable being vulnerable with each other. In two short hours I learned about family deaths, new love, first kisses, recurring nightmares, precious gifts, and favourite dances.”

Hosted and performed by Erin Brubacher, Seung-Eun Cha, and Anne Wessels.

That Feeling’s There Is So Much More To Say was created by Erin Brubacher, Chloe Cha, Sara Constant, Janet Morton, Andrea Nann, Reza Nik, and Anne Wessels.

There is So Much More to Say is a proudly presented as a collaboration between The Burlington Performing Arts Centre and the Art Gallery of Burlington.