Research
My research philosophy
Why do you do research? How does it inform your creations?
Explain practice as research for those who don’t speak Pil
Current and past projects
Photo by Christine Brubaker
Critical uncertainties in Prairie based theatre
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Rella’s Cambrian Dream
RELLA’S CAMBRIAN DREAM is a multi-disciplinary, immersive theatre adventure/experience for all audiences. Our story is set 508 million years ago, in the Cambrian Period, in a warm shallow ocean. Our characters (portrayed by actors by various means) are all ancient undersea creatures—tiny arthropods who, much later, were discovered as fossils atop the Rocky Mountains. This is a fun, exciting, beautiful, family-friendly adventure about the history of Canada’s Burgess Shale.
To see the full website for RCD:
Henry g20 research lab
Click here to learn more about the process that went into creating Henry G20
7th Cousins Performance Experiments
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Nightswimming pure research
My article, “A Practitioner’s Attempt at Quantifying the Actor’s Experience,” published in the Canadian Theatre Review examines blah blah blah.
Click here to read my article