Intro
This page collects selected projects across performance, screen, audio, and interdisciplinary work. Some are acting-led, some are collaborative, and others sit at the intersection of creative practice and accessibility.
Each project is included for what it explores, how it was made, or how audiences experienced it.
FEATURED PROJECTS
The Circle
(in development)
Role: Performer, Writer
Context: Theatre / interdisciplinary performance
A performance exploring how communities ensure they are remembered when history tries to forget them. Premiering at Women At Play Festival (March 2026), this presentation marks the next phase of development for a piece that integrates audio description as ceremonial ritual. Access considerations shape both structure and audience engagement—audio description is woven into the performance itself as an artistic element, not an accommodation.
Women at Play(s)
Role: Actor
Context: Theatre
A recurring performance context in which I’ve appeared across multiple productions, including An Understanding of Brown, Woodcocks, and Her Crown. This ongoing relationship reflects a sustained acting practice within contemporary feminist theatre, with an emphasis on ensemble work, new writing, and long-term collaboration.
Described Toronto
Role: Co-creator, co-writer & host
Context: Audio / podcast
A podcast series co-created with Christine Malec and Katherine Sanders that uses audio description as a narrative form for place-based storytelling. Original series include The Hopewell Garden Audio Story and The Description-Rich Story Hour, all centering Blind-led perspectives and treating access as a narrative tool rather than a technical add-on.
Lifting as We Climb
Role: Author, Publisher & Actor
Context: Book & short film series
A multi-platform project celebrating notable Canadian figures who have shaped the country’s social and cultural landscape. The work exists both as a published book series and as screen adaptations, exploring how individual stories contribute to collective progress.
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My Origami Motorcycle
Role: Author, Performer
Context: Theatre → Graphic novel → Digital publication
Originally written and performed as a one-woman show, My Origami Motorcycle has evolved through multiple forms over time—from live performance to digital work and, most recently, an accessible graphic novel. The project reflects a long-term commitment to storytelling that adapts across mediums while remaining attentive to access, form, and audience experience.
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Canada’s Smallest Theatre
Role: Performer, Creator, Principal Artist
Context: Theatre / Interactive Performance / Public Engagement
An award-winning pop-up theatre project created with designer Hendrik Scheel that transformed a live/work studio into an intimate 12 seat performance hall for participatory storytelling and curated performances at Toronto’s Nuit Blanche and beyond.
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HOW I WORK
Collaboration
I work collaboratively across disciplines, partnering with directors, writers, producers, and accessibility consultants. My role shifts project to project—sometimes performer, sometimes producer, often both—adapting to the needs of each collaboration.
Access & Process
Accessibility functions as creative methodology in my work. Audio description, alternative formats, and audience experience design become interpretive tools that shape meaning rather than technical accommodations applied afterward.
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CONTACT
For enquiries related to creative collaboration, accessibility consulting, or project development: