Carson is a graduate of the Theatre Program at the University of Regina with a major in Acting and from MacEwan University’s Musical Theatre Acting Program. Past acting credits include: Ernst in Spring Awakening, Deputy Danforth in The Crucible, and a company member in The Laramie Project. In 2017 he and a group of colleagues founded The Women's Company. Carson designed the company’s first production, Love, Loss, and What I Wore, which premiered at the Regina Fringe Festival, to city wide acclaim. In 2018, the production toured in Saskatchewan, Ontario, and Alberta and won several BroadwayWorld awards including Best Design of a Play. Recently Carson has acted in the Globe Theatre’s Art Out Loud Festival, pitched to Netflix for their Original Canadian content division, and just recently finished his term as the Costume Coordinator at the Stratford Festival.

Jessica Gares is a film and theatre maker from Treat 4 Territory (Regina). She grew up a competitive dancer, which sparked a love for the performing arts. She attended Vancouver Film School’s Acting for Film and Television Program in 2011/2012, before relocating to Toronto to continue her training and audition professionally. Next along her journey, Jessica moved to London, UK where she co-founded the Odds and Ends Theatre company and produced fringe theatre. She came back home for her directorial debut in theatre with Shoulderbirds Productions, directing Five Women Wearing the Same Dress by Alan Ball for Saskatchewan Theatrefest 2019, where she won Runner Up to Best Director. She returned to Europe, and was assistant directing an original play with the Orange Theatre Company in Amsterdam when the pandemic broke out, and made the decision to return home. Since being back Jessica has been actively working in the film industry, as well as producing, devising, and acting in a new theatre piece called lift/break with On Cue Performance Hub.

Tai Reign is a Two-Spirited poet from Peepeekisis Cree Nation raised in Regina, SK. They first discovered poetry as a therapeutic outlet, since they’ve realized how powerful words can be. Now they use poetry to share their experiences, world view and make sense of the hardships they’ve experienced.

Actor and comedian, Shawn Koch, has performed on stages and screens across Canada for 20 years. His credits include: Supernatural, Stargate SG-1, Psych, Cagefighter, Masters Of Horror and the upcoming Donkeyhead. He has acted in productions of Glengarry Glen Ross, King Lear, Bus Stop as well as two appearances at the Vancouver Comedyfest. This past summer he wrote and directed his first feature film, 'The Art of KYHU'. He currently resides in Regina with his son Grady and his dog Petunia. You can catch him every Monday from 7-9am as host of the Jam 'n' Juice morning show on CJTR 91.1fm.

Ibukun Fasunhan is a producer, stage manager, playwright, producer, and researcher. As a national/international artist whose works have graced different theatres globally in London, United Arab Emirates, and South Africa, amongst others, his interest spans the area of musical theatre, site-specific theatre, and children’s theatre. Before leaving Nigeria for Canada, he was one of the most sought-after stage managers in Nigeria. He was selected as one of the five African theatre producers to participate in the “Pan-African Creative Exchange Producers Lab” in South Africa and the “Playwright Virtual Lab” between 6 Nigerian and UK emerging playwrights. Academically, he is interested in site-specific theatre, applied theatre, spectatorship, spatial dynamics, and decolonization. He has published peer-reviewed academic articles documenting site-specific theatre practice in Nigeria, including a co-authored book on Cultural and Creative Arts for students in Nigeria from Basic 7-9. Ibukun is the artistic director of Eclectique Theatre, and he’s currently pursuing his doctoral studies in media and artistic research at the University of Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Carla Harris is a disabled queer writer, performer and interdisciplinary artist. As a spoken word poet, she has taught workshops on experimental writing and performed at Verses Festival in Vancouver (2017) and Saskatoon Poetic Arts Festival (2018). Rooted in music, theatre and creative writing, she understands how the arts can illuminate disability issues. Her first chapbook, Obtain No Proof, was published in the Dis/Ability Series of Frog Hollow Press.

Arthur Milner was born in Frankfurt, Germany, the son of Polish-Jewish refugees who immigrated to Canada in 1951. Arthur was Resident Playwright and Artistic Director at Ottawa’s Great Canadian Theatre Company (GCTC). He was a writer on Sandinista!, a GCTC devised play that toured Regina in 1983. Other plays include Masada, Getting to Room Temperature, Learning to Live with Personal Growth and Sisters in the Great Day Care War.

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