Sasha Singer-Wilson (she/her) is a Tkaronto based multidisciplinary artist who works in performance, theatre-making, research, writing, music, and facilitation. Sasha's work explores climate justice, place, caregiving, ritual, intergenerational relationships, and the voice. She has co-created performances in basements, alleyways, bathrooms, schools, theatres, lofts and online. Sasha has trained and worked with companies like Next Stage Theatre Festival, The Arts Club, Soulpepper, Jumblies, Brave New Play Rites, Convergence Theatre, Theatre Passe Muraille, Theatre Gargantua, Pleiades Theatre, One Yellow Rabbit, SummerWorks, and Playwright’s Theatre Centre. She co-ran the artist-driven theatre company the blood projects where she made immersive and site-specific performances in intimate spaces such as the critically acclaimed Little Tongues, This Is It, and Inside. With a BFA in Acting from York University and an MFA in Theatre and Creative Writing from UBC, Sasha is a second year research-creation PhD student in Theatre & Performance Studies at York, where her research centres on performance as a place to imagine and rehearse emergent liberatory futures. Sasha is honoured to teach Voice & Speech at the Centre for Indigenous Theatre and York, and she has facilitated workshops in theatre-making, creative writing, and voice across Turtle Island. When not creating, you might find Sasha walking by the water, dancing with her kid, or reading poems aloud. www.sashasingerwilson.com