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We’re a theatre creation & development centre sparking collaborative exploration of new work.

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Interdisciplinary Dramaturgy Lab with Studio 303

The MBA for Lefty, Anti-Capitalist Theatre Artists: staging the next act of your theatre career with Tetsuro Shigematsu

The webpage header is a landscape photo of a rock shore bay in Tadoussac at sunset. The sky over the bay is cloudy. A young man stands close to the foreground, with another person at a far distance behind them looking to the water. The banner reads "Glassco Translation Residency in Tadoussac".

2023 Glassco Translation Residency in Tadoussac

Introducing the 2022-2023 Young Creators Unit

 

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7250 Rue Clark, #103
Montréal, QC
H2R 2Y3

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Developed plays include Governor General Award nominated works by Sean Dixon, Brendan Gall, Jonathan Garfinkel, Michael Healey, Joan MacLeod, and Hannah Moscovitch, and Governor General Award-winners Erin Shields and David Yee; eleven Dora Award Outstanding New Play nominees and three winners; and a Trillium Book Award winner. Throughout her career, Andrea has been a regular panellist for the Directors Lab North, and contributed a chapter entitled “Master Class: Dramaturgy and New Play Development” to the book The Directors Lab edited by Evan Tsitsias (Playwrights Canada Press 2019). She has mentored both graduate students and professional theatre makers through university training programs, internships, and play development programs at a variety of theatres. Previously, she has worked with Brian Quirt at Nightswimming and with Maureen Labonté and Neil Munro at the Shaw Festival, and contributed to Canadian Stage’s inaugural Festival of Ideas and Creation. Andrea also participated in workshops at the National Theatre Society (Dublin) while she pursued her MPhil in film and theatre at Trinity College, Dublin.

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PWM is located on unceded Kanien’kehà:ka/People of the Flint (Mohawk Nation) territory. Tiohtià:ke/Broken in two (Montreal) is historically and presently a gathering place for many First Nations.

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