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Kyle Loven is a Vancouver-based performance and visual artist. His work combines both constructed and found objects, unconventional storytelling, and various art forms with the human presence. His live performances have been seen inAmsterdam, Taipei, New York, Vancouver, Minneapolis, Seattle, Portland, and other US cities. His work has premiered at venues such as the Guthrie Theater and On the Boards. Kyle is the recipient of grants from the Jim HensonFoundation and numerous US-based arts organizations. Awards include theInnovation in Puppetry Award at the 2013 National Puppetry Festival. He is the creator and host of the lively game night, MeLove BINGO!. www.kyleloven.com
Jess Amy Shead immigrated from South Africa when she was two years old. She is a performer, creator, and producer, with a focus on site-specific micro-performance, puppetry, theatre for young audiences, physical theatre, and musical theatre. She has created her own work, most recently TheSomewhere Cedar, co-presented by the rEvolver Festival and The OnlyAnimal. She has worked as an actor at The Globe Theatre, Pacific Theatre, Chemainus Theatre, The Belfry Theatre, and Theatre SKAM, among others. She is currently learning more about Deaf Theatre, and collaborating with Deaf artists, by studying ASL and attending Deaf theatre conferences and Festivals across Canada. www.jessamyshead.com
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Part variety hour, part game night, part Pee Wee's Playhouse. Join your costume-clad host, Kyle Loven, and guest assistants from your community for a campy night of games, performance numbers, wacky prizes, sweet tunes, and a ton of gold sequin fabric.
Theatre is alive. An ever-evolving dialogue with life and with the world. PTC is where that conversation starts.
Zee Zee Theatre was founded in 2008 as a company devoted to amplifying voices on the margins and having unique and provocative conversations with diverse audiences.
Tai Amy Grauman is Metis, Cree and Haudenosaunee from Ardrossan, Alberta. She has a BFA in Acting from UBC with a minor in First Nations Studies. Tai recently received this year's Jessie Richardson award for most promising newcomer.
The Festival is multi-disciplinary presenting theatre, music, dance, circus, puppetry and storytelling.
At Nova Dance we love to find ways to use bharatnatyam as our baseline for telling unique stories, and exploring new ways to share this powerful art form
Magnetic North is Canada’s only national theatre festival. We play an active role in creating transformative, community-building experiences and opportunities for theatre makers, producers, and audiences across the country.
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