Rick Miller's stage show BOOM folds the past into the future, using creative multimedia to help connect individual stories into a bigger picture. BOOM's Outreach follows from that idea, and takes many forms.

TALKBACKS: After each performance, Rick hosts a talkback in the theatre to continue the conversation, often inviting partner organizations onstage.

LOBBY CONVERSATIONS: After the talkback, Rick heads to the lobby, where we have partner campaigns, historical trivia, and a camera to film "Your Stories".

YOUR STORIES: We collect and connect audience stories that have been inspired by the stories in BOOM. For more info or to add your story, please click here.

ENCYCLOPEDIA CANADA: One of our educational sites on the Kidoons Network, where you can find BOOM excerpts and other partnered videos that expand on the stories in the show. Please visit EncyclopediaCanada.com to find out more.

THE KIDOONS NETWORK: Where BOOM connects to our other onstage productions (like Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea), and to our many online web series (like The Greatest Lakes: a Jerry Muskrat Adventure, Go West, Young Bear: a Buster Bear Adventure, and many others). Whenever we tour BOOM to a city, we meet with local organizations whose themes echo the themes within our shows. We then partner with these organizations to create new episodes in our web series, connecting them to our national storylines on the network.

And more Outreach...
SCHOOL SHOWS: BOOM is probably the most entertaining history lesson students will ever get!
BACKSTAGE TOURS: Given to anyone interested in the creative process and the mechanics of theatre.
IN-SCHOOL VISITS: Whenever possible, we try to come to schools that have seen BOOM to continue the conversation.
STUDY GUIDES: We can provide you a timeline from the show, and vocal excerpts from famous speeches in BOOM.

In short, when BOOM tours to a city, we become connectors in the community and a hub for conversations about creativity, history, culture, technology and ecology.