Who Wants to be Decolonized – January 23, 2026 at Little Mountain Gallery

FRIDAY, JANUARY 23 7:30 PM RACCOON ROOM · SECOND FLOOR

Tickets$18.35 – $23.48+GST

Length75 MIN

ComedyCOMEDY GAME SHOW · VARIETY · ALTERNATIVE

Who Wants to Be Decolonized? is a satirical Indigenous-themed stand-up comedy game show that parodies Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

Who Wants to Be Decolonized? is a satirical Indigenous-themed stand-up comedy game show that parodies Who Wants to Be a Millionaire—except instead of winning money, contestants try to “decolonize” themselves in increasingly funny, uncomfortable, and eye-opening ways.

The show uses the familiar game-show format (host, multiple-choice questions, dramatic pauses) as a comedic trap.

Audiences think they’re watching a quiz show, but it quickly becomes a roast of colonial history, cultural ignorance, performative allyship, and the myths people were taught in school. The humour is sharp, playful, and rooted in Indigenous perspectives.

Your Host, the original princess: Brenda Prince

This show is presented as part of the Little Weird Weekend Festival, and will be presented in the Raccoon Room (Second floor).

This show is produced and curated under a rental model, independent of Little Mountain Gallery. If you have questions or comments on this performance please contact the producer at brendaprince1999@gmail.com

FEATURING

Brenda Prince

VENUE & ACCESSIBILITY

Little Mountain Gallery — Raccoon Room (Second floor)
110 Water Street, Vancouver, BC · Map

Tickets: Tickets are non-refundable. Please arrive before showtime — latecomers may not be admitted.

Transit: 2 minutes from Waterfront Station (SkyTrain, SeaBus). Parking: limited paid street parking, plus EasyPark parkades nearby.

ACCESSIBILITY

The Raccoon Room is on the second floor, up two flights of stairs, and is not wheelchair accessible at this time.

The venue has two separate spaces, upstairs and downstairs, which don’t have the same level of accessibility — please check which room this show is in.

There are six private washrooms on the main floor, one of which is fully accessible with a power-assisted door. The theatre doors to the main space are not power-assisted at this time.

Need wheelchair seating? Message us ahead of the performance at programming@littlemountaingallery.ca so we can arrange seating.

Full accessibility details, venue policies and visiting info are on our FAQ page.