The CCTC is excited to help welcome celebrated Canadian theatre maker Elyne Quan back to Edmonton, her hometown. Elyne, president of Playwrights Guild Canada, is in the area for the upcoming Playworks Ink conference, and our friends at Theatre Alberta have organized a session where theatre enthusiasts can gather to hear Elyne read some of her work and then ask questions. The event is free and open to the general public.
A Morning with PGC President Elyne Quan
Thursday, October 27th
10:30am-11:30am
Board Room, Timms Centre for the Arts
87th Ave & 112th St, Edmonton
Elyne is a writer, actor, director and dramaturg. Originally
from Edmonton, she now resides in Toronto. She holds a MFA in Dramatic Writing from New York University
and a BA Honors degree in Drama from the University of Alberta. Writing credits
include the Sterling Award winning Lig & Bittle (with Jared
Matsunaga-Turnbull), Stray, Look Both Ways, Souvenirs of Home, Trust, What
(Part III of Rice, Concrete Theatre), One Block Radius and a radio play, Direct
Dial (CBC Radio). She was a KCACTF Region II New Play Winner and David Mark
Cohen award - runner-up for Souvenirs of Home. Her latest play, Retrospective,
was commissioned by the Canadian Centre for Theatre Creation (CCTC) in Edmonton
and received workshop assistance from the Playwrights Theatre Centre in
Vancouver. She is currently working on three new full-length plays, a TYA play,
a TV series, and a graphic novel.
In addition to being a proud member of PGC, Elyne is also an
alumna of the Prime Time TV program at the Canadian Film Centre and a member of
CAEA.
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