STAFF MEMBERS

HEATHER INGLIS
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
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780 477 5955, ext. 102

MARTIN GALBA
MANAGING DIRECTOR
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780 477 5955, ext. 101

JEN MAGEL 
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
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CALEY SULIAK
COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST
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780 477 5955, ext. 103

JOSH LANGUEDOC
YOUTH EDUCATION & OUTREACH COORDINATOR
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CONNI MASSING
DRAMATURG IN RESIDENCE
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RON JENKINS
PLAYWRIGHT IN RESIDENCE
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BOARD MEMBERS

JEFF WOODWARD
PRESIDENT

EMMA BANFIELD
SECRETARY

KEITH ANDONY
INTERIM TREASURER

ALYSON CONNOLLY
DIRECTOR

EVAN DOWLING
DIRECTOR

PAMELA SCHMUNK
DIRECTOR

Kenneth T. Williams’ professional path is a “guidance counselor’s nightmare.” He’s been a soldier, rock musician, journalist, First Nations land claims researcher, and door-to-door encyclopedia salesman. He’s now an assistant professor of Drama at the University of Alberta. As a journalist, he was a member of the very first news team for the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network.  His plays, The Herd, In Care, Café Daughter, Gordon Winter, Thunderstick, Bannock Republic, Street Corner Playwright, Suicide Notes and Three Little Birds have been produced across Canada. As a dramaturg, he has helped many playwrights at all levels develop their plays. He lives in Edmonton with his partner, Dr. Melissa Stoops, with their cats, Augustus and Drusilla. He is a member of the George Gordon First Nation in the Treaty 4 territory.  (PHOTO CREDIT: Aloys Fleischmann)

Gerry Potter (founder, WWPT)
Brian Piercy
Catherine Cole
Flo Schultz
Gord Nielsen
Jillian Gamez
Louie Campbell
Steve Struthers
Kim Iampen
Kate A. Boorman

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