
Access Me
Developed over eight years by the Boys in Chairs Collective, Access Me is a queer disability sex-positive performance built from the lives and experiences of Andrew Gurza, Frank Hull and Ken Harrower.
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Based in Toronto. Working across Canada.


Developed over eight years by the Boys in Chairs Collective, Access Me is a queer disability sex-positive performance built from the lives and experiences of Andrew Gurza, Frank Hull and Ken Harrower.
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A participatory strategy game that grew from an experimental live performance into a national touring project, an online adaptation and a Mandarin-language iteration in Taipei.
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The Canadian premiere of Ontroerend Goed's intimate one-person-at-a-time performance, presented by Re:Current Theatre at SummerWorks and recognized with the festival's Award for Best Production.
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From independent productions to festivals: work with O.Dela Arts, PuSh, SummerWorks and the artists bringing new performances to the stage.
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Making performance with students, leading workshops and helping artists give and receive useful feedback.
Teaching, workshops & feedbackI’m interested in what happens when we share a space.
I think about what we ask of an audience: where they go, what they do and how they meet the performers and one another. Those questions start in rehearsal and continue through the planning, funding and partnerships.
For me, directing and producing are connected. An artistic idea needs time, space and people to try it. A budget or schedule matters because it shapes what we can make together.
More about meA ten-actor production of Shakespeare's comedy created for the Theatre & Drama Studies classical project, with a stripped-back visual language and an ensemble-led rehearsal process.
Production details (opens in a new tab)I work on artistic planning, new work, funding and partnerships for a company making theatre with and for young people.
Visit Theatre Direct (opens in a new tab)I produce a festival of independent theatre, dance, live art and performance.
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Jenn Stephenson and Mariah Horner discuss New Societies and Access Me, alongside my reflections on making participatory work.
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Access Me, co-created with the Boys in Chairs Collective, is published in this anthology edited by Jessica Watkin.
Buy the bookDerek Manderson discusses New Societies in “Team Dramaturgy: Audiences Playing (and Caring) Together.”
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It might be a production, an unfinished idea or a question about what comes next. I’d like to hear about it.
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