The Buffalo Runners (play)

"The Buffalo Runners" is a play written by Canadian playwright Keith Brodie. It explores the lives of Indigenous peoples and early settlers in Canada, highlighting themes of survival, cultural identity, and the impact of colonization. The title refers to the buffalo, a significant resource for Indigenous communities, and serves as a metaphor for the struggles faced by these cultures in the changing landscape of North America. The narrative weaves together personal stories and broader social issues, illustrating the deep connections between people, land, and heritage. The play ultimately invites reflection on history and cultural resilience.