Glenda MacFarlane

Paul Dunn is the author of Boys and High-Gravel-Blind, which opened the Studio Theatre at the Stratford Festival, and has been recorded as a radio drama for CBC. He has worked in theatres across the country as an actor and is a gradute of the National Theatre School of Canada. Adam Pettle was born and raised in Toronto and returned home after two years of study in Montreal. His first play, Therac 25, has received numerous productions across the country and is being adapted for CBC Radio. A graduate of the National Theatre School's playwriting programme, Adam was the playwright-in-residence at the Canadian Stage Company, where he completed a production draft of his play Zadie's Shoes. Born in Glencoe, Ontario, Sean Reycraft's plays include One Good Marriage, Stranger Things Happen, and Roundabout. For Pop Song, Reycraft won the Chalmers Canadian Play Award (Theatre for Young Audiences). Pop Song has been adapted into a short film and premiered at the 2003 Toronto International Film Festival. Kate Rigg was born in Toronto to an Indonesian mother and an Australian father. She is the writer of cult hits Kate's Chink-O-Rama: Featuring the Chink-O-Rama Dancers and Birth of an ASIAN. She is known for irreverent stand-up comedy and has spoken on/written about race and representation in Time magazine, The Globe and Mail, The San Francisco Examiner, NPR-Pacific Time, THIS magazine, NOW magazine, and A magazine.