Raj Gill
Raj Gill
Alana Gerecke dance, amalgam body, academic research
Alex Mah anti-performance, anti-art performance
Alexa Mardon dance, writing
Brady Marks + Michelle Helene Mackenzie live code, modular synthesis
Brandy Leary choreographic research, videography
Brian Postalian participatory theatre
Carolina Bergonzoni + Joel Salaysay choreography, movie-making
Claire Love Wilson song walking
Dave Biddle + Patrick Blenkarn wisdom tools, restorative physics
erψn temp3st dance, live video mixing
Find Mutya experimental video, music, movement, poetry, textiles
Ghinwa Yassine gesture, protest, anti-disciplinary
Ivetta Sunyoung Kang instructions, somatics, ASMR indexing, anecdotal sculpture
Jasmine Liaw + Caroline MacCaull movement, new media, AI, dreamstates, queerness
Jessica Leung poetry, ASL performance
JK JK (khattieQ + Jenny Larson) performance art, punk, devised theatre
Kelly McInnes + Roxanne Nesbitt dance, sound, projection
Kerri Flannigan storytelling, projection
Kevin Jesuino theatre, dance, video, community-engaged art
Kivanç Tatar w/ Tamar Tabori creative artificial intelligence, dance
Lara A. Abadir, Stefan Smulovitz, Catherine Falkner + Luis G. Canton interdisciplinary performance
Luciana Freire D'Anunciação + Brandon Schwinn dance, video, poetry, field recordings
Margaret Dragu + Brady Marks w/ Justine A. Chambers choreography-by-chance, social architecture, video, sound, inner landscapes
Miguel Maravilla spoken word, sound collage, multi-media video
Nathan Marsh, Clara Chow + Yian Chen sound objects, movement
Nita Bowerman performance, digital media
Patrick Blenkarn performance, video gaming
Raj Gill virtual tour, performance art
Robert Abubo dance karaoke
Shelby Wright + Katie Lyle dance, visual art
Shereen Ramprashad + Derek Brueckner projection, gestural collage, spoken word
Sidi Chen ritual performance
Sophie Maguire + Azaia Windwraith performance, film, landscape
Stéphanie Cyr w/ Ted Littlemore site-specific, drag, mockumentary
Too Much Collective (Ghinwa Yassine + Luciana Fortes) auto-fiction, installation, movement
Ziyian Kwan movement, books, song
Since shifting from an in-theatre to online festival in 2021, we focus on supporting independent artists and live online art. We're always looking to meet new artists, audiences and sponsors...