WCT Digital Show Program | "Trace" - Red Sky Performance by Western Canada Theatre

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TRACE RED SKY PERFORMANCE SANDRA LARONDE

Director & Concept

JERA WOLFE

Choreographer

FEATURING SARAH DI IORIO

Dancer

MIYEKO FERGUSON

Dancer

LINDSAY HARPHAM

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TYLER LAYTON-OLSON

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JESSICA MAK

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CONNOR MITTON

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IAN DE SOUZA

Musician

NADENE PITA

Musician

RICK SACKS

Musician

ORA BARLOW-TUKAKI

Collaborator, Vocalist & Musician

NELSON TAGOONA

Vocalist (recorded)

CREATIVE TEAM ELIOT BRITTON

Composer & Sound Designer

ALEXIS BOWLES

Lighting Designer

CHRIS MALKOWSKI

Lighting Director

MARCELLA GRIMAUX

Creative Video Director

DANIEL FAUBERT

Head Motion Designer

ALEXANDRE BARETTE

Technical Designer

KINOO ARCENTALES

Costume Designer

SARAH MILLER

Production Stage Manager

WCT is proud to tell our stories in the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc territory within the traditional lands of the Secwépemc Nation. Western Canada Theatre is an active member of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres (PACT) and engages, under the terms of the Canadian Theatre Agreement, professional artists who are members of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association. WCT wishes to acknowledge the generous support of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association. Programme Producer: Western Canada Theatre • wctlive.ca • 250-372-3216 Printer: Wayside Press • www.waysideco.ca • 250-372-3373 Box Office: Kamloops Live! Box Office • kamloopslive.ca • 250-374-5483

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WELCOME At long last, welcome back. It’s great to be here with you all to kick off WCT’s 21/22 Season! We are excited to open this diverse new season with a theatrical offering unlike anything you’ve seen at WCT. Red Sky Performance is one of the foremost contemporary Indigenous performance companies in North America, renowned for works that defy expectation and genre. We’re thrilled to bring their engaging theatrical storytelling to you. Get ready to experience kinetic, high-energy storytelling at its best. The visceral energy created through movement and music provokes a powerful human, emotional response. It is one of the reasons why movement and dance are such a compelling form of theatre – the ability to reach the emotions and minds of the audience in a fully-engaged, sensory experience. The arts are such an important aspect of the development of vibrant, healthy communities – the emotional charge and lift that comes from experiencing exuberant live performance with others brings us together, and exposure to works of different disciplines can be powerfully inspiring to young people. With another seven plays and musicals, we know you’ll love the rest of our dynamic season as well. There is something for everyone – from wonderful, warm comedy to musical explorations, from family stories of Indigenous language revitalization to exhilarating journeys through time. And of course, here in the Sagebrush we wrap up with the greatest family fantasy musical of all, capping two years where we have truly learned to value that “there is no place like home.” It’s not too late to subscribe and see everything in the incredible 21/22 Season line-up! You can apply the cost of your single ticket to a season subscription and secure the best prices for all shows. Contact the Box Office to learn more – and tell them James sent you. Our WCT company, including our tremendous staff and volunteers, deserve an immense amount of gratitude for their fortitude, patience, and dedication throughout the past couple of years, so I extend my appreciation to them. And finally, of course, to all of you – professional live theatre would not exist in Kamloops without the tremendous support of our patrons, donors, and supporters. We can’t thank you enough. Enjoy!

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RED SKY ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S NOTE Trace is a highly kinetic contemporary dance and music work inspired by Indigenous (Anishinaabe) sky and star stories, offering a glimpse into our origin as well as our future evolution. We are traceable to the beginnings of the universe, our ancestral origins stretching across the Milky Way to the atoms burning inside of us in the here and now. Trace is a sumptuous creation that looks at all things traceable and what we leave behind as humans, as a culture, as a nation, and as an individual. Trace leads us right back to source, to origin, so the question becomes what is our origin as Indigenous peoples? As Anishinaabe? The search for origin takes us to the beginning of time where we originated in the core of a star a long time ago. As Anishinaabe, we are known as the star people. We deeply thank all of our relations and the Indigenous people of this land.

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ABOUT RED SKY PERFORMANCE Red Sky Performance is a leading company of contemporary Indigenous performance in Canada and worldwide. Led by Artistic Director Sandra Laronde of the Teme-Augama Anishinaabe (People of the Deep Water), they are currently in their 21st year of dance, theatre, music, and media. Red Sky’s mission is to create inspiring experiences of contemporary Indigenous arts and culture that transform society. They create, produce, and tour original work to expand the ecology of contemporary Indigenous performance. They are dedicated to working with emerging and established artists as they hone their artistic practice, particularly through an Indigenous lens, offering unique opportunities for these practitioners to thrive creatively and professionally. Touring since 2003, Red Sky has delivered over 2,778 performances across Canada including 198 international performances in 17 countries on four continents, including landmark events such as at two Cultural Olympiads (Beijing and Vancouver), World Expo in Shanghai, Venice Biennale, and Jacob’s Pillow. At the same time, they have remained deeply rooted and invested on a grassroots level and regularly perform in urban, rural, and reserve communities across Turtle Island. Red Sky is the recipient of 16 Dora Mavor Moore Awards and nominations, two Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards, three International Youth Drama Awards from Shenzhen, China, and the Smithsonian Expressive Award, among other recognitions.

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COMPANY BIOGRAPHIES CREATIVE TEAM

SANDRA LARONDE - Director & Concept A highly accomplished arts leader, creator, and innovator, Sandra Laronde (Misko Kizhigoo Migizii Kwe) which means “Red Sky Eagle Woman” in Anishinaabemowin (Ojibway) language, is from the Teme-Augama-Anishinaabe (People of the Deep Water) in Temagami, northern Ontario and is based in Toronto. Sandra plays a pivotal role in the ongoing Indigenous cultural resurgence of Canada. She is the Artistic Director of Red Sky Performance, a company she founded in 2000. She has conceived, developed, produced, and toured award-winning productions that are Indigenous, multi and inter-disciplinary, and intergenerational. All of her work is fundamentally based on ‘story’, and the exploration of story, cultural identity, and ongoing experimentation is paramount to her work. The body of work that Sandra has created or co-created has led to powerful, transformational arts experiences as she makes a profound difference and impact. Much of her work is about expanding the Indigenous canon and awakening a wider ecological relationship to nature.

JERA WOLFE - Choreographer Jera Wolfe is a dancer, choreographer, and Associate Artist with Red Sky Performance. His choreographic works have been presented by Canadian Stage, Fall for Dance North, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet School, and the Venice Biennale. In January 2020, Jera toured with Red Sky performing in Backbone in the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, and Poland. His choreographic work will include new creations for Canada’s National Ballet School, Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet School and Company, Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre, School of Contemporary Dancers, and Tulsa Ballet Centre for Dance Education. Jera won the 2019 Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding Choreographer for Trace.

ELIOT BRITTON - Sound Designer Eliot Britton integrates electronic and instrumental music through an energetic and colorful personal language. His creative output expresses an eclectic musical experience from gramophones to video games, drum machines, orchestra to electronic chamber music. A proud member of the Manitoba Métis Federation, Eliot recently completed his PhD at Schulich School of Music at McGill University. He is the recipient of numerous prizes, including the SSHRC Bombardier Scholarship, Louis Riel Scholarship, and the Hugh Le Caine and Serge Garant SOCAN awards. Eliot is the composer of Adizokan (Toronto Symphony Orchestra Commission in partnership with Red Sky Performance), an assistant professor of composition at the University of Toronto, and co-director of the Cluster New Music and Integrated Arts Festival. Eliot won a 2019 Dora Mavor Moore for Outstanding Sound Design and Composition for Trace (Red Sky) and a 2020 Dora Mavor Moore for AF (Red Sky).

ALEXIS BOWLES - Lighting Designer Born in Montreal, Alexis Bowles has mastered both lighting design and music production, a symbiosis of ambiance, texture, rhythm, and timing. Always in search of new media and technologies, his range of production is vast. He has worked with Daniele Finzi Pasca since 2003 as Lighting Director for Rain, Nebbia, Donka, and Icaro. He was the Lighting Designer with Daniele Finzi Pasca on many operas, including L’Amour de loin, Pagliacci, Verdi’s Aïda and Requiem. Alexis was nominated for a 2019 Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding Lighting Design for Trace.

CHRIS MALKOWSKI - Lighting Director Chris Malkowski is a professional Lighting Designer and Director based in Toronto. He designs lighting for dance, drama, opera, musical theatre, and live events across Canada and around the world. Selected credits include: The Black Drum (Lighting Designer, Soulpepper/Deaf Culture Centre 2019); Backbone European Tour (Lighting Director, Red Sky Performance 2019); AF (Lighting Designer, Red Sky Performance); AMAL, Last 15 Seconds (Associate Design, Tunisia/Egypt Tour 2019); Middletown (Associate Design, Crows Theatre 2018); Master Harold and the Boys International Tour (Associate Design, Shaw Festival); In The Continuum (Black Ink Collective 2017), ANTIGONE, Pantalone’s Palace (Brock U); Come Down From Up River (TNB, Foster Festival 2018); Director’s Project (Shaw Festival); Far Away (Best of Fringe 2016). Chris is a graduate of Ryerson University’s Performance Production Program and is an associate member of the Associated Designers of Canada.

MARCELLA GRIMAUX - Creative Video Director & Screen Manager Marcella Grimaux, originally from Montreal, grew up in New York City and attended the University of Southern California in Los Angeles where she majored in Theatre. In 2009, she assisted Dominic Champagne (Cirque du Soleil’s Love) in Las Vegas on his multimedia theatrical presentation of Paradis Perdu. She has worked for international artists Taylor Swift, Rihanna, Katy Perry, The Backstreet Boys, One Direction, and Pink, among others. In 2016, she became an Associate Content Producer for the Montreal studio 4U2C and was responsible for screen producing the creative video content for the Kevin Hart: What Now? show. She co-directed and oversaw the artistic direction of the video scenography for Jean Leloup’s Le Fantôme de Paradis City, which won awards for Best Show and Best Lighting Design at that year’s ADISQ awards.

DANIEL FAUBERT - Head Motion Designer Born in Outaouais, Quebec, Daniel Faubert lives and works in Montreal. He has a Bachelor of Arts and Design from the University of Quebec. He directed his first animated short Scène Primitive which has won numerous prizes in festivals. Video Designer, Director, and Animator, he joined the Geodezik team as a Senior Motion Designer in 2013. Since then, Daniel has collaborated with numerous teams on large scale productions including Cirque du Soleil shows and tours for Pink, Justin Timberlake, Katy Perry, and Cher to name a few.

ALEXANDRE BARETTE - Technical Designer Alex Barette launched a successful career in information technology by leveraging his capacity to teach himself and problem solve with an insatiable appetite for knowledge. During his stint as a technical lead with VYV, Alex contributed to the development of a number of projects including Alicia Keys’ As I Am tour, Britney Spears’ Circus, Franco Dragone’s House of Dancing Water, Cirque du Soleil’s Totem, Iris, and

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KINOO ARCENTALES - Costume Designer Kinoo Arcentales is of South American Indigenous (Kichwa) and Mestizo heritage. Born into a family of artists, Kinoo was exposed to arts from an early age. His main role models are his grandmothers on both sides of his family—one being a hotel business owner and the other a retired fashion designer. Living a semi-nomadic lifestyle for most of his life, he has travelled throughout Canada and Ecuador which has inspired most of his work. Kinoo has worked with Red Sky Performance as the Costume Designer for Trace and Associate Costume Designer for Miigis.

PERFORMERS SARAH DI IORIO - Dancer Sarah Di Iorio received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 2018 from Ryerson University’s Performance Dance Program. Sarah was chosen to create two ten-minute pieces that were showcased at Ryerson’s first ever Springworks show. In her final year, she was the recipient of the Nadia Potts Heart and Soul Scholarship Award. Sarah recently had the opportunity to showcase her choreography in the Fall for Dance North 2018 Festival, Cawthra Parks 2019 Springfest show, Ryerson University’s performance of The Penelopiad, and at the premiere of Impromptu at the 2019 Parodos Festival. As a dancer, Sarah has performed in work created by well-known choreographers in Toronto as well as on the Greek islands. She is one of three principal dancers in a film that will premiere in Toronto’s 2020 Luminato Festival. Sarah had the privilege of performing with Red Sky at the Canadian Museum of History and is now grateful to also take part in the company’s performance of Trace.

MIYEKO FERGUSON - Dancer Miyeko Ferguson is a Tkaronto (Toronto) based dance artist. In 2016, she received her BFA degree in Performance Dance from Ryerson University. Since graduation, Miyeko has had the pleasure of working with choreographers such as Naishi Wang, Jera Wolfe, Kate Hilliard, and Allen Kaeja. She has also attended professional training programs with Springboard Danse Montréal, Adelheid, and Peggy Baker Dance Projects where she performed the works of Ohad Naharin and Chuck Wilt, and worked closely with Jessie Garon and Peggy Baker. Miyeko is an active member of Nostos Collectives. She has performed in Canada and the United States with Red Sky Performance and in early 2020, she was nominated for a Dora Mavor Moore Award for her performance in Red Sky’s production, AF, a part of Canadian Stage’s 2019/2020 season.

LINDSAY HARPHAM - Dancer Lindsay Harpham began training in Saskatchewan where she was inspired to further her development at Harbour Dance Centre’s Intensive Training Program in British Columbia. Lindsay completed The Conteur Academy’s twoyear training program in Toronto where she worked with distinguished artists Eryn Waltman, Shoena Bell, Kelly Shaw, and Ryan Lee. She joined Red Sky Performance for the world premiere of Backbone at Canadian Stage in Toronto and then toured with the company to the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, and Poland and at the Danse Danse Festival in Montreal. Lindsay performed in Gadfly’s production of UNBXBL 2 and represented Canada alongside Saskatchewan Dance Projects dancers at the International Dance Congress in Adelaide, Australia. She is currently training alongside Larchaud Dance artists as an apprentice and is very grateful to be a part of Red Sky Performance for Trace.

TYLER LAYTON-OLSON - Dancer Tyler Layton-Olson was born in Nipawin, Saskatchewan and is currently based in Vancouver, BC. He trained in various styles growing up and moved to Vancouver to train with Arts Umbrella’s pre-professional program and then with Modus Operandi: School of Contemporary Dance. He has had the honour of performing and touring with Shay Kubler: Radical System Art, 605 Collective, Wen Wei Dance, and other dance companies. Tyler loves creation and expression in other art forms including acting, acrylic/mixed media painting, and music production.

JESSICA MAK - Dancer Jessica Mak holds a BFA from Ryerson University’s School of Performance. She is a company member with Red Sky Performance and is excited to be touring the company’s performance of Trace on this North American tour. Through her continuous search for chances to learn, grow, and develop, she has had the opportunity to participate in intensives such as Springboard Danse Montreal, B12 Festival, Domaine Forget, San Francisco Conservatory of Dance Summer Intensive, and more. She is humbled by the opportunities she has been given to work with renown artists who generously share their knowledge, greatly influencing her progression and life as a dancer. Jessica is currently interested in exploring movement-based concepts to research the human experience.

CONNOR MITTON - Dancer Connor Mitton is a graduate of Ryerson University’s Performance Dance Program and a 2018 Dora Mavor Moore Award Nominee for Outstanding Performance, Ensemble, for Jusqu’à Vimy (choreographed by Laurence Lemieux). Originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Connor has toured with ProArteDanza, Citadel & Compangnie, Human Body Expressions, and has performed in James Kudelka’s Fifteen Heterosexual Duets, Elvis and the Man in Black, and Romeo and Juliet before Parting. Recognized by Now Magazine as one of 2017’s breakthrough Toronto stage artists, Connor has had the privilege of working with renowned choreographers and artists William Yong, Hanna Kiel, Kate Hilliard, Heidi Strauss, Apolonia Valesquez and Ofilio Portillo, Robert Glumbek, Roberto Campanella, Release Dance Project, ACE Dance Theatre, Zata Omm Dance Projects, Avinoam Silverman, and Allan Kaeja. Connor’s passion for dance has taken him to SpringBoard Danse Montreal where he had the opportunity to work with Victor Quijada and members of RUBBERBAND.

IAN DE SOUZA - Musician Born in Kampala, Uganda into a musical family, Ian De Souza has had music as a constant companion his entire life. He has been a professional musician for 35+ years and has traveled the world as a touring musician, having performed venues and festivals on almost every continent in as many idioms. He has composed, arranged and produced music for and with, amongst others, Toronto-based instrumental band Sisters Euclid (with whom he won an Juno and National Jazz Award) and electronica duo, LAL. Ian has composed music for film and produced music for theatre which earned him a Dora Mavor Moore nomination. Ian has also composed music for dance, contributing several works for his wife, dancer, Joanna de Souza’s Chhandam Dance Company.

NADENE PITA - Musician Nadene Pita is an acclaimed experimental multi-instrumentalist using vocals, viola, orchestral strings, and traditional Indigenous instruments to make creative music. Nadene is of Māori and Irish descent, with a splash of Portuguese on her father’s side. Born in Aotearoa (New Zealand), her iwi is Ngātiwai from Northland. She grew up in Australia and is now based in Los Angeles.

RICK SACKS - Musician After receiving a Master’s degree in Music from SUNY Stony Brook, Rick Sacks performed at Carnegie Recital Hall, NY Shakespeare Theatre, and Alice Tully Hall. He regularly performs in Toronto and tours worldwide (Vancouver and Beijing Olympics, Shanghai Expo, Mongolia, Europe). His Water Music (Victoria Symphony) utilized remote controlled flying fish and a deep-sea diver costume. With Red Sky Performance, Rick received a Dora Mavor Moore Award for Tono and again with Eliot Britton (2020) for AF (Red Sky). From 2011 to 2016 he was Artistic Director of Arraymusic. Rick freelances as a conductor, percussionist, sound designer and composer, and broadcasts weekly as Soundpilot.

ORA BARLOW-TUKAKI - Collaborator, Vocalist & Musician (recorded) Ora Barlow-Tukaki has toured professionally for 15 years and is a highly skilled musician, singer, workshop facilitator, and storyteller. She co-founded and toured the world with three successful collaborative music projects—Manuhiri, Planet Woman, and Pacific Curls. She has co-created with many international artists and projects. Maori Television produced a documentary about her political activism against oil exploitation in her tribal lands in the series called I know a sheila like that. Ora was a vocalist and musician in two world premieres of Red Sky’s works including The Great Lakes (2018) and Trace (2018). Ora lives in Te Kaha and is of Te Whanau-a-Apanui and English Descent.

NELSON TAGOONA - Vocalist (recorded) Nelson Tagoona improvises with traditional throat singing and beat-boxing, developing a technique he has termed “throat boxing”. This unique performance style has garnered high praise throughout Canada where he has been awarded the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and named one of the “Top 10 Canadian Artists under 20” by CBC Music. Nelson performed during the opening of the Northern Scene Festival at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa, at the Pan Am Games in Toronto, and was the featured vocalist in Red Sky Performance’s Adizokan.

SARAH MILLER - Production Stage Manager Sarah Miller is a freelance Stage, Event, and Production Manager based out of Toronto, Ontario. She has worked with performing arts organizations across Canada including: 6th Man Collective, Art of Time Ensemble, Canadian Opera Company, Carousel Players, City of Toronto Arts and Culture Services, Crow’s Theatre, Factory Theatre, Manitoba Theatre for Young People, Project Humanity, Shaw Festival, Soulpepper Theatre, Stratford Festival, Tarragon Theatre, Theatre Aquarius, Theatre New Brunswick, Theatre Passe Muraille, Thousand Islands Playhouse, and the Toronto International Film Festival. Sarah is also an instructor and mentor of emerging theatre professionals. Most recently, she worked as a Production Manager on the web series CHILD-ISH and as a COVID Health and Safety Monitor on the television series Y: The Last Man.

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Fred & Pat Kaatz Ailie Kerr Lisa Marie Lake Chris & Tara LaroucheHolmes Jack & Sharon Latimer Sue Leach Fred & Nancy Leake Daniel & Bev Lewis Leighton Grace Elizabeth Lister James MacDonald & Tracey Power Brian & Nancy MacKinnon Donna Marchand Lori Marchand Tammy Marsico Kathy McArthur Judy and Jon McCormick Ellen McCurrach Elspeth M. McDougall Bob & Robbie McLaren Marilyn Kay McLean Tanya Mihura Roxy Lynn Morley Mount Paul United Church In Memory of Lanni Shupe Kathleen Nadler Michelle Nagle Jean Nelson Michelle Theresa New Jeannine & Bob Nishiguchi Richard Olthuis Julie & Carl Ottosen Maria Paccagnella Joan Parker Margaret H. Patten Carl Pentilchuk Rob & Chris Phillips Tracey Pointer Lauryn V. Purych Valentina Putoto In Memory of Hilda and Nellie Ranscombe Ginny R. Ratsoy Dennis & Sue Reedman Cookie Reimer David Ritenburg Ron & June Routledge Susie Safford Denis & Niki Scallon Ray & Susan Sewell Delray & Heather Lyanne Shannon Terry Simpson Chris & Laurie Stabler Jerry Stack Marijke & Al Stott Sean Sutherland Colleen Joan Tabata Carlos Tallent Telus Communication Elizabeth Templeman Florence Thomson Carol J. Todd Lynne Totten

Judith Treherne Bob & Jennifer Trudeau Naomi Uppenborn Lynda Vigor Ken & Charlotte Wagner Paul Dagg and Carol Ward James MacDonald David G. Whiting Bonita & Gordon Michael Wiens Lois & David M. Williams BENEFACTORS: $100$199 Anonymous Margaret Abramzik Pamela Ainge Kathleen & Joe Alcock Debra Apps Deborah & Greg Atherton Ingrid Valarie Aylward Helen Bailey Wendy Bainbridge Alan E. Baker Mike & Mary Baker Peter Baron Anna Barton Ken & Joyce Beck Nicole & Tom Befurt Heather Bepple Lyse Marie Biech Wilma Bone Keith & Kathy Boughton Karen Bowden Pam Bradley Maureen Brown - In Memory of David and Henry David & Liz Bruce In Memory of Dr. Janice Doull Julie Caroline Burns Ann Byard Tammy & Duwayne Cadwell Mel & Anne Campbell David Cane Sue Cane Richard & Chris Carney Sandra Ceccon & Susan Scott Kenneth Lorne Christian Catherine Churchill Geoff & Kathy Collier Kathleen Collier Sharon Cooley Cathie Cooper Philippa & Peter Coxon Norman Daley Fay Davies Linnea Davies Cheryl Ann Davison Mike Dedels Tony G. Denbigh Mary Dimopoulos Larry & Edie Dixon Tim & Gail Dundas Sandy Elizabeth Eastwood Dawn Ebata Carol & Jim Edwards Vivian Edwards Don & Debbie Erickson Pat Esdale Ronald & Doreen Fairhurst Leandra Fallis Ruth & Michael Fane Alan Farkas Glen & Sara Farrow

Terry & Betty Faulkner Pamela & Jason R. Fawcett Faye Fike Sharon Fitzer Blake & Linda Fox Anna & Alfred Franczak Allen & Sharon E. Frissell Gillian Gaiser Cathy Pauline Garay Bob & Michele Gieselman Trudy Goold Ina Gory Peter & Judy Gray Jacquie Hamilton Ivana & Homer Hamm Deborah Hansen Brenda & Doug Harcott Marianne Hardy Helena Hasler Ron & Judy Hatch Karin Haug Catherine & Jordan Marie Henry Ed & Linda Me Herman Lucy Heslip Charlene Hillson Anonymous Jane House Ken & Marylyne House Maureen & Hoberly Hove Linda Humphrey Darla Mae Hunter Charles Izowsky & Judy Moser Dean & Donna Jeske Kathy Jmaiff Sydney Johnsen Mel & Heather J. Johnson Tanya and Daniel Johnson Linda Jontz Sharon Kika Don Kinasewich Bob & Pat King Marjorie King Margaret Kinney Julia M. Kinvig Kats & June Kitamura Richard Klassen Lois Klingbeil Ted & Maryann Kowalsky Mary Lane & Sue Whitehead Clement Lasaga Brenda Laupland Bill & Eileen Lee Fred Legace Denise Leigh Sheryl Lindquist Mary Elizabeth Lowe Lukinchuk Group Shirley Ann Lunan Joan Lyons Lynda MacKenzie Ron & Marilyn MacKenzie Terri L. MacLennan Kate Marshall Mary H. Martens Beverly Martin Rhonda & John Maskiewich Catherine Anne Masters Linda Mathieson Leslie Matthews Lois M. McAlary Janet McChesney Angus & Barb McKay Peggy A. McKimmon Alison McKinnon

Andrew McLaren Wendy D. McLean Dorothy McLellan John McMorran Daniel Mills Stephanie Moen Joan Moffat Beth & Jeff Morgan Dennis & Maxine Mucha Helen Mary Newmarch Ross & Robin Nichol Wendy Nielsen Sheila G. Noftall Susan Marie Norgaard Nuance Dance Studio Nu Master Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Brian O’Grady Patricia M. Owen Wilma Pagan Elaine Paget Guy & Jeanine Parker Robert & Lorraine Pick Angela Pinette James & Denise Piwek Mark Power Stu & Mickey Power Teresa Arline Prehara Karl & Debbie Rainer Phyllis Rainey Laura Randall Derek Rein Niki and Steve Remesz Louise Richards Hillary Rockvam Lory Rodrigue Susan Rolston Shirley Rowland David & Jody Lee Rushka L. M. (Lynn) Rutherford Anne Sales Bryan Salsbury Gene & Shirley Sanderson Jill Schrauwen Elaine Sedgman Natalie Serl Don Shaw Ethel Sheremeta Karen Siggers Kathy Sinclair Shelley Singular Bea Smith Rama Somaya Don & Sandy Staff Una St.Clair Dave Hay Karl Stegemann Barbara Jean Steinke Ron & Jennifer Ste Marie Rob & Diane Stenner Jamie W. Sterritt Dick & Marilyn Strutz Shirley Sze Cec & Jan Tarasoff Dawne Taylor - In Honour of Lanni Shupe Laurie Ternier Eric & Wendy Thomas Elizabeth A. Todd Glenna Tomlins Luci Tremblay Uniquely Inspired Marketing Wayne & Paula Vollrath Hazel Wadlegger Ann & Rick Wallin Robert Walter Ronald Watson

Diane Mary Webb June C. Webb Barb & Mike Webber Shawn Marie Wenger John & Sue Whitehead Dave & Maryanne Whiting Eric & Mary Wiebe Sheryl Willis Eugenie Wilson In Honour Of: Dan Wood Adrienne Yates FRIENDS: $25-$99 Anonymous Steve Abram Robert Adolph Shirley Allan Esther Anderson Patricia K. Andrews Teralli Norma Angstadt Mary Aulin Sue Babiy Trudi C. Backman Carolyn & Roger Joseph Bacon Barb & Rick Baker Sherry A. Balachanoff Mike Baldwin Barbara & Magnus Balle Lorraine Balogh Mona Banek Ron Banford Mary Barquest Linda F. Barr Judy Basso Irene Bazell Pierrette Beaton Sharon Beaver Sandra Beblow Dawn C. Beck Ruth M. Beday The Benevity Community Impact Fund Roger & Nora Bennett Karen Berg Sandy Berglind Dawn & Sheldon Bergstrom Jeremy Berkman Joan Bernard Frances Bewza R.C. Bidnell John & Elizabeth Bishop Merle Bishop Rod Neil Black Barbara Boechler Glen & Trudie Bonbernard Christine & Bruce Bosdet Muriel Botham Gerry & Barbara Bourdon Shauna R. Bourdon Vaughn & Linda Bourrie Amanda Bowlby Barbara Bowles Carole Boyle Jeffrey & Sandra A. Boyle Jack & Pauline Braaksma Percy Brackett Wesley Darren Bray Lori Ann Bregoliss Sharon Brooks Barry & Judy Brown Kelly Brown Anna Bruno Alan & Mary Buchanan Jon & Irene Buckle David & Melanie S. Burkholder

Sue Burt Candice Burton Sue Buzash Celine Calfa Patrick & Jeanne Callahan Sharon Campbell Debbie Cane Brian & Lynda Canfield Frank & Odette Caputo Jim & Sherry Carroll Jean Margaret Cartier Kim Cartwright Andrew Cassar-Torreggiani Cathy Cavaletto Michael A. Chambers Pat Chamberlain Gorlieo Choi Dennis Clare Grant & Pat Clark Sharon Clark Norm & Lynn Cleveland Susan Rm Clifford Naomi & Ross Cloutier Cathy Colborne Maureen E. Coldicott Michelle Colenbrander Bill & Vicki Collins Helen Collins Sharon Connatty Leanne Coombes Csandra Cooper Paige Doreen Cooper Alisa Coquet Sharon Cotter MJ Cousins - In Memory of Lanni Shupe Janice Faye Crape Brent & Eija Cryderman

Sarah Cuzzetto Cheryl Dale Brenna Daloise - In Honour of Mom and Jacques Santo D’Aquino Cynthia B. Davis Pat Decker Elizabeth V. Dedels Lisa Amy de Jardin Wilma de Jong Michelle Delany Donna Demarni Jaime Der Preety Desai Desert Hills Probus Group Lori Dewart Ron & Nancy Dey Barb Dinsdale Tom & Joy Dinsdale John Dittrich & Sharon Carrell Christa Donauer Sharon Donchi Lillian Dunbar Dixie Duncan Danielle Dunn-Morris Elizabeth Dye Nicolette Frances Eadie Diane Easton Dave & Irene Edamura Venessa B. Eden Kim Eichhorn Pat Elfstrom Jennifer L. Elliott Jennifer A. Ellis Jim & Susan Eredics Joe Faesen Cathy M. Farber

Susanna Fawkes Anita Fayers Karen Ferguson Jodi Shelki Jill Field Mary Jane Finch Jane Finlay Robert & Lynda Fisher Diane Florence Ali Floyd Bill & Sheena Flynn Mary Follweiter Sandra Joan Fortems Kerry M. Fortune Stella Frame Tierra & Bill French Carly Frey Michael Fryatt Anonymous Aly Fulcher Jack & Linda Fulton Eileen Funk Mitzi Funk Susan Funk Doris I. Galbraith Lynne Gardner Al & Heather L. Gaunce Becky Carol Geeson Heidi Generaux Connie Lee Georget Katherine Gulley Lorelei Gibson Kay & Don Gienow Soula Giftakis Natasha Gill David Gilmour Rita Goode Noel & Bonnie Gopsill

Margaret Graham Mary & Maurice Granger Vivian Grant Shelley Gummeson Judy & Jim Gunderson Dyan Gunnlaugson Joan Hall Cathy Hall-Patch Drusilla & Ian Hammond Bob Hancherow Lillian Harcus Michelle K. Harrison Kelly Twist June Hartley Ken & June Edith Hartley Bev Haskins Tanya Hasler Peggy Heath Bill Victor Heese Lucy Heglin Sheri Heide Fran Helland Joanne Helmer Elizabeth Henderson Karolyn G. Hendra Maddy Henry Maxine Henry Dave Carl Hilton Violet Hilton Linda Holan Mavis Hollman Lynne Holmes Cathy Hoshino Dylan E. Houlihan Sharon Adele Hrycan Leah Hubensky Jillien Marie Humphrey Donna Hunko

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Judy M. Hunter Melisa Hunter Kim Hurren Mabel Hustler Sharon Huston Leonard Hutt Pat & Scott Huyghebaert Ozzie & Darlene Iadarola Betty Jakel Donalda Jamrich David Jarvis Carole Jeffries April Olivia Jesson David M. Johnson Marg Johnson Shirlee Anne Johnson Susan Johnson Wanda Johnston Brenda Jones Robert Jones Sharon Jones Mary Jordan Kathrin M. Jules Margaret Kalyk Twylia Gwendolyn Kartz Sandie Keetch Teresa & Josh Keller Patricia Kelley Laura B. Kelly Alex & Margaret Kerr Leona Ketsa Rod & Dawn Killough Richard Klassen Lois Anne Knauff Linda Komori Tom & Marion Elizabeth Konopski Don & Karen Krause Taryn Krause Sandra Kutscherza Marge Lane Anne Laroche - in Memory of David Ross Marg Larsen Donald Scott Lawrence Megan R. Lazzarotto Clara Leaman Suzanne Legault Catriona Leger Georgina Gail Leighton Ray LePage Mary Lester Walter Lewis Mariko Lintott Dennis & Sandra Lloyd Andrea Lougheed Pam Lovett Melissa Lowenberg Reg & Barbara Lucas Lori Lucier Peggy D. Lunn Wendy Epp Monica MacAulay Frances MacColl In Memory of Our Brother Dave Bob & Betty MacGowan Jean MacHardy Beth MacKie Bonnie MacLeod Pat MacQueen Bob Madill Sandra F. Mah Frank & Gayle Makeiff Madeline Maley Mona Giebrecht David G. Marcotte

Sharon Margetts Raegan Markel Richard Marken Sylvia Rose Markowsky Heather Martin & Sham Sunder Judy Martin & Dan Cox Shirley A. Martin Joan Mason Kyle Matheson Jack Mathews Maria May Marlies McArthur Deborah McCabe Ann & Jim McCarthy Win McClure Jim McCreight Grant & Sue McDonald Ona McDonald David & Joanne Leslie McDonnell Lorraine McFadyen Janet Mary McGregor Terra McGuire Catharine McIntosh Karen McIver Karen McKenna Glenda McKinnon Kevin & Susanne B. McLarnon Edna & Walter McLellan Joann McLeod Doris McNutt Shirley & Orest Melnychuk Jessica Messerer-Trosin Laura Sharon Michel Rod J. Michell John & Elaine Moon Lynn Morrison Ella Morrow Judy Mouldey Tracey Mourre Betty Muench Tracy Mulhern Twink Murphy Trudy Nagurski Rick Nakashimada Ellen Nast Lori Nelson Lorraine Nelson Mary Lynn Nelson Jennifer Fraser Karry Ness Jenny Newbery Janet Northcott Stan & Louise Oakes Bill & Audry O’Donovan Daniela O’Fee Keith Brian Ogilvie Dave & Shelley O’Grady Kyle & Shelley M. Okano Erica Oliveira Sylvia Olson Joan Omasta Annie Onuluk Linda Paget and Judith Taylor Cheryl Paige Zilly Palamar Edna Park Sheila Park Dawn Patterson Deborah Lee Pearen Judith Lamont Trevor Penner Elaine Marie Pennoyer Sheryl Penttila

Kayla Pepper Dave & Mary Ann Peressini Lois Diana Peters Bonnie Peterson Barb Pettie Ross & Darlene Phelps Peter & Sharon Philip Anita M. Phillpotts Pauline Piller Chris & Karla Pincott Cindy Piwowar Bonnie Plowe Andre & Roberta Poirier Pauline Pollock Walter B. Poohachoff Frith & Sheila Powell Gwen Pruden Sandra Pryce Dana Prymak Marlene Purpur Janet Pyle Dallas Q Jenny Quince Caitlin Mae Quist Penny Radies Lorraine Rahel Keylea Joan Rainer Carolyn Ramsay Mitchell Rankin Brian & Laverne Rasmussen David & Pam Ratch Robert & Alison Jane Reid Sandra L. Reidy Julie M. Reimer William Reiser & Pamela Clark Cherryl Rice Vina Richardson Bill & Beverly Roberts Joan Roberts Jodi Lynne Roberts Pam And Tyler Robertson Tyler & Pam Robertson Wendy A. Rockwell Terry & Susanne Rogers Lindael Rolstone Dianne Romeike Chris Rose Nadia Rotzinger Erin E. Rugolo Patricia Rumble Dianne Rusk Katie Ryerson Audrey Saigeon Kathryn Salt Ivan & Donna Sambolec Lana L. Schindler John Peter Schmidt Beverley Schroeder Janie Marie Schumacher Eric & Tish Schweizer Laurel A. Scott - In Memory of Momma Sharon Almina & Ken Self Robert & Shirley Shanks Heather Arline Shannon Rozanne Shannon Margaret Sharon Peter Sharpe Nancy Shelford Hennie A. Shimizu Tanya Lorraine Simpson Arjun Singh Tamsyn Sitler Diana M. Skoglund Debra L. Sloat

Lisa Smillie Arlene Smith Cogi B. Smith Doug & Dianne Smith Evelyn Smyth Jeff Sodowsky - In Honour of Evan and James Catherine Somerville Joan Spencer Joanne Sporer Jennie Stadnichuk Kathryn Joy Steen Rob & Sue E. Steenson Tricia R. Steenson Beverley Steeple Kay Stewart Margaret Stewart-Smith Leslie Idella Stirling Susan Elizabeth Stokes Jack & Terry-Lynn Stone Al & Florence Stonehouse Stella Stumpf Elaine Sukut Andrea E. Sullivan Eleanor Summers Sham Sunder Roy Surette Jean Swaim Clint & Paula Sword Augustine Szauer Dick & Terry Taylor Nadine Terziani Valerie Teshima J. Teshima Ronald & Susan Thompson Donna M. Thomson Linda Thomson Bob & Julie H. Threinen Peter & Jean Tilt Gordon Tisher Jessie Toews Joyce & Henry Tomm Martin Tong Nona Tramm - In Memoriam Phyllis Mader Ed & Clarice Ungrin Susan Rosemarie Urquhart Bonnie Vanderlaan Lynda Vankoughnett Anita van Tassel Rhonda Vanvlaanderen Steve & Nancy L. Van Wagoner Gemma Vidal Catherine A. Waddell Drs. Anise Barton & Tom Wallace Donna Wanless Hayley Waring Brenda J. Waslenchuk Agnes Watier Ron & Norma Watts Diane Wells Bonnie White Cathy Wilcox Judy Wilds Debra Williams Megan Williams Sue Williston Andrew Wilson Betty (Elizabeth) Wood Maureen Glynis Wormsbecker Cathy & John Wozlowski Bonnie Yoshida Michelle Ziebart Barbara Zimonick

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SABRINA STACE Head of Wardrobe JAMES BEFURT Shop Associate BRITTNEY MARTENS Apprentice in Theatre Creation

ADMINISTRATION TERRI RUNNALLS Education & Outreach Director JESSICA BUCHANAN Education & Outreach Assistant RON THOMPSON Finance Director OLGA KILINNIK Accounting Officer CHELSEA ISENOR Marketing & Communications Director KIRK SMITH Manager, Marketing, Digital & Special Projects SUZAN GOGUEN Growth & Engagement Director STEPHANIE MCLEAN Development Manager JENNY EDWARDS Development & Administrative Assistant SKYLAR NAKAZAWA Safety & Infection Control Coord.** PRODUCTION DAWN BERGSTROM Producer CHRISTINE LEROUX Company Manager (Interim) BILL CHABASSOL Director of Production JAMES THURMEIER Technical Director LIAM BEFURT Associate Technical Director (Sagebrush) PAUL CUTHBERT Associate Technical Director (Sagebrush) SELENA TOBIN Associate Technical Director (Pavilion)

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