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 Emma
Tibaldo – Artistic and Executive Director
Emma Tibaldo is a graduate of Concordia’s
Theatre Department and the National Theatre School’s
Directing program, where she continues to be a guest artist.
She was the dramaturg in residence of Playwrights' Workshop
Montreal for three seasons.
Most recently she has directed Down
Dangerous Passes Road by Michel Marc Bouchard, translated
by Linda Gaboriau for Talisman Theatre, Lifedream
by Herménégilde Chiasson, translated by Jo-Anne
Elder for the NotaBle Acts Theatre Festival in New Brunswick,
The Queens by Normand Chaurette, translated by
Linda Gaboriau for Concordia University, That Woman
by Daniel Danis, translated by Linda Gaboriau for Talisman
Theatre, Lutz by Ryan Griffith for the NotaBle
Acts Theatre Festival, Trout Stanley by Claudia
Dey for Sour Brides Theatre in Whitehorse and Home and
Beauty by Somerset Maugham for Theatre Lac Brome.
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Ziegler’s Soulpepper production of A Winter’s
Tale, for Sarah Stanley’s Inflagrante and
directing intern at the Stratford Festival for Peter Hinton’s
The Swanne Part II. She has been dramaturg and director
for staged readings at various festivals across the country
including: Michael Redhill’s Goodness at Teesri
Duniya’s Fireworks Festival; Martha Ross’ And
Up They Flew at Alberta Theatre Project’s Platform
Plays; Brian Drader’s Crack at the NAC’s
On the Verge; Beatriz Pizano’s Madre at Nightwood
Theatre’s Groundswell Festival. |
June
Park - General Manager
June Park has her B.A. from the University of Calgary with a major
in English and minor in Commerce, and M.A. from the University of
Toronto with a concentratration on Canadian literature & drama. An alumni of the
University of Waterloo Centre for
Cultural Management, she has worked at the Royal Ontario Museum,
and was the Director of Marketing for Opera Ontario. June has lived
in London, Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary and Toronto, and returns
to Montréal - her favourite city - after a too-long absence.
Greg
MacArthur - Artist
in Residence
Greg is a playwright and actor. His plays have
been produced across Canada as well as in South Africa, Germany,
and the UK. His writing credits include Recovery; Get
Away; Snowman; girls! girls! girls!; Epiphany;
The Rise and Fall of Peter Gaveston and Beggar
Boy (a play for children). His plays have been translated into
German and French. Isolated: Two Plays was recently published
by Coach House Books.
Amy Chartrand - Administrative Assistant 2010-2011 Summer/Fall
Originally from Peterborough, Ontario, Amy is a theatre enthusiast and budding dabbler. For her B.A. Honours project at Trent, she put together a critical edition of G.B. Shaw’s The Shewing-Up of Blanco Posnet with an introduction on Shaw and censorship. Drama was also central in the preparation of her Master’s thesis at McGill, where she used Phaedra of Greek myth to question our understanding of passion, desire and madness.
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