The Lab

Hi friends! If you know me, you know I love to talk, so let’s talk. What is collective creation? And how can we use collective creation to centre new and/or unheard voices? To decolonize theatre and performance-making in Edmonton? To center anti-oppressive approaches in theatre and performance? I’d like to use this lab as an opportunity to have a collective conversation about where we are at as devisers, where we’d like to go and how to get there together – even if we are not necessarily creating work together.

Pay What You Will

Suggested Donation of $10

What Do You Need To Join?

In Person

• Your self
• Something to take notes

Online

• Your self
• Something to take notes
• A Device To Zoom In On
• An Internet Connection

Accessibility

In Person

• Studio B – Fringe Theatre Adventures
• ASL Interpretation will be available in person
• Venue Accessibility

Online

• ASL Interpretation and Auto-Generated Captions will be provided online

About your Lab Instructors

Lebogang Disele

Lebo Disele is a theatre-maker with a focus in movement, acting, directing, and dramaturgy. She was the Artistic Associate at Mile Zero Dance for Winter 2022 and a part of the Citadel RBC Mentorship Program’s 2021/22 cohort. She recently curated Site/Sight/Place for the Mile Zero Dance Winter Salon. Select performance credits include The Space Between (NextFest 2021, Expanse 2022), The Antidote to Violence as Care (Brandon Wint, forthcoming); All That Binds Us (Azimuth Theatre, 2020) and What (Black) Life Requires (Expanse Festival, 2018). Lebo locates her work within the genre of physical theatre, focusing on interdisciplinary collective creation.