A play exploring the lives and legacy of the Beothuk is taking to the grounds of Government House.

Persistence Theatre’s “Stolen Sisters” creates a narrative based on historical records and the personal journey of playwright and director Leahdawn Helena and details the culture which is now extinct. The

The play stars renowned Inuk performer Deantha Edmunds as three Beothuk women from history: a child named Oubee, the last of the Beothuk Shanawdithit, and elder Santu Toney.

The show will be performed nightly at 6:00 p.m. from August 16-28, with the exception of August 22, at the Heart Garden at Government House.