Black Girl in Love (With Herself) in Inuvik
May 22, 2025 @ 7:30 pm
Speak the unspeakable tings. Black Girl in Love. Finally, someone is going to talk about it!
An uncensored night of true sisterhood and support as we tackle the “taboo” topics of miscarriage, infertility, fibroids and of course, black women and therapy. We will also delve right in and ask the forbidden questions around motherhood, such as, “Do you regret having kids? Are you a good mom? And what do you do when the one glass of wine isn’t enough to deal with your life?” We will have a resourceful, fun, engaging expert panelist and real moms sharing their lives.
The night promises to have you exhaling, laughing, and begging for more.
Receive the “Family Pack” discount when adding at least one adult and one youth ticket to your cart. Discount is applied automatically at checkout!
BEHIND THE WORK
Trey Anthony is a bad-ass Jamaican-British-Canadian, truth-teller, award-winning writer, and wellness expert. She’s the girl to call when you want to turn your inner shame into success! Trey is known as the “Oprah of Canada”, the first Black woman in Canada to have her own prime-time series on a major network.
She is a former writer for OWN, Lionsgate, The Comedy Network, The Women’s Television Network, and Global Television. She is also a contributing writer for Huffington Post and the Toronto Star. Her popular new book, Black Girl in Love (with Herself) has been published by Hay House, the largest self-help publisher in North America.
Her award-winning play, Da Kink in My Hair, received four NAACP awards including Best New Playwright. Da Kink has broken box office sales records in Canada, England, and the United States. It has grossed millions, been critically acclaimed, and was named one of the top ten plays in Canada’s theatrical history. Trey is passionate about diversity, inclusion, and of course wellness, and she is a highly sought-after speaker. She has spoken at Harvard University and NYU and been a guest lecturer and speaker at the University of Massachusetts, the University of Waterloo, McMaster University, and Ryerson University. She’s the recipient of an Eve Ensler Vagina Warrior Award, which recognizes the contributions of dynamic women in the arts. She also has received a Walk of Fame Star in Brampton for her contribution to the arts. She is a recipient of the Harry Jerome Award for the Arts and was recently named one of the top 100 Black women in Canada to watch! Her popular touring theatrical wellness show, Black Girl in Love (with Herself), is a sold-out event every year. Trey is the Rockstar of Wellness for women!
I’m a black girl, trying to navigate a world that doesn’t truly see me… How can you love yourself when the mainstream media barely acknowledges your existence?
Trey Anthony
