OUR CREATIVE TEAM


 
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Isaac Mulè (he/him)
// ARTISTIC DIRECTOR (2015 - )

Isaac studied Theatre and Performance (University of Waterloo), as well as Film and TV (Humber College). He has a Diploma as a CYW (Child and Youth Work). His main focus has been on growing Page1 Theatre, however, he worked as a Production Stage Manager on The Suitcase (Theatre Mada, 2019) and Production Manager on Chelsea’s Story (JM Drama, 2019).

His writing credits include, There Are No Gays In Chechnya (in-development), Mr. Wonderful, and I (Hamilton Fringe, Halifax Frine, 2021, Toronto Gay Theatre Festival, 2020). Shattered (Modus Vivendi, 2014). Isaac was awarded a grant for his project Mr. Wonderful and I, from the Waterloo Regional Arts Fund, and a Recommender Grant Theatre Creators: Roseneath Theatre.

 
 
 
 
 

board of directors

 

Natasha PUKA

Natasha Puka is a new associate with McInnes Cooper. I am actively involved in my community personally but also in a professional sense. I have been looking for opportunities to lend my skillset and Page1 Theatre seemed like a perfect opportunity.

 

Glence Glasgow

I currently work in the Human Resources field as an Employee Services Advisor with the Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC). In addition to my regular role, I also Co-Chair our organization's 2SLGBTQ+ Employee Resource Network and Co-Chair my campus' Educational Equity Committee. While it is a lot of work to juggle all of these responsibilities, I feel it is important to advocate for positive and much-needed change within my workplace and beyond.

 

our ARTISTIC ASSOCIATES


 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Annie Valentina
// Festival Dramaturge (outfest 2021 - )

Annie Valentina (she/her) has spent most of her life in theatre developing new work – whether as dramaturg, director, playwright or producer. 20 years a local, Annie is an alumna of Dalhousie's theatre program and was co-founder of multi-award-winning company The Doppler Effect, bringing many new works of drama to the stage from 2010 to 2017. Since 2018, she has served as the Artistic Associate of Neptune Theatre, where she coordinates the INKubator play development program. In her own practice, she’s currently hard at work procrastinating a second draft of her new play Ballad of the Motherland.

Annie is passionate about Queer voices and lenses, emerging artist mentorship, and innovation in storytelling. She is thrilled to be joining Page 1 Theatre as a resident dramaturg with OutFest.

Adam myatt
// Queer-prov: host / improviser

Adam Myatt is a comedian, improviser, writer and filmmaker who lives and works in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He was long-listed in the CBC Comedy Next Up competition as one of the top 100 amateur comics in Canada, and won Gold in the Best Of Halifax reader’s poll for Best Comedy Show. He has opened for many acts, including 'RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars' winner Trixie Mattel.

Morgan smith
// Queer-prov: host / improviser

Morgan Smith's (she/they) love of comedy began as a small child, inspired by their version of the classics: Whose Line Is It Anyway, America's Funniest Videos and Faulty Towers. They enjoy finding humour in our everyday mundane existence and believe that the funniest things are usually the most ordinary. Her improv style focuses on finding depth and emotional experiences in scenes and alchemizing it into a comedic reflection.

 

MEDIA AND MARKETING

 

Daniel Wittnebel
// DIRECTOR OF MEDIA & MARKETING

Daniel is a photographer and graphic designer. He studied photography at Vancouver Institute of Media Arts and fell in love with capturing Canadian landscapes. His passion for visual communication and media arts led him to Page 1 where he's happy to be returning for a fifth season and to work behind the scenes to make each event a success.