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Laura June Albert, mia susan amir, Alexa Solveig Mardon, Veronique West
The HIVE Performance Collective is made up of ten performance-based emerging artists and companies. Our fundamental purpose is to collectively produce and create a unique arts-activated community and performance event. Our priority is to invite the community into the process, and to make process and exploration a main focus.
We believe in making space for the next generation of Canadian artists to collaborate and cross-pollinate their working processes and ideas, and to create community with other independent artists and companies. The collective’s members each possess their own unique aesthetic, artistic process, and broad reaches into a specific community and audience. By coming together as a collective, we demonstrate our commitment to sharing these resources in the spirit of collaboration instead of competition.
The HIVE Performance Collective consists of:
unladylike co. (Jessica Hood, Rachelle Miguel), Re:Current Theatre (Brian Postalian), Julia Siedlanowska, Star Star Theatre (Mika Laulainen), Little Thief Theatre (Miranda MacDougall & Elizabeth Willow), The Troika Collective (Aliya Griffin), Caroline Sniatynski, Dusty Foot Productions (Patricia Trinh), Nebula Company Theatre (Mily Mumford), rice & beans theatre (Pedro Chamale)
We take our namesake from the incredibly successful HIVE originally produced in 2006 by 11 of Vancouver and Victoria's creation-based theatre companies known collectively as Progress Lab.
A transdisciplinary, audience immersive performance exploring the connection between co-presence and the rise of contemporary fascism.
Magnetic North plays an active role in creating transformative, community-building experiences and opportunities for theatre makers, producers, and audiences across the country.
Since 2007, Tara Cheyenne Performance (TCP) has been creating kinetic theatrical expressions through exquisitely realized characters, crafted choreography, a healthy dose of comedy, and lashings of tragedy.
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.
A contemporary dance company founded on the principles of innovation, artistic integrity and social reflection.
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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