Past Projects

A Jumblies residency (2004-8), based at Davenport Perth Neighbourhood Centre, Toronto.
leading to a large-scale community play (Once A Shoreline) and the founding of Arts4All Jumblies first Offshoot.

A Jumblies residency (2004-8) in Central Etobicoke, Toronto, leading to a large-scale community play (Bridge of One Hair) and the founding of Mabelle Arts, Jumblies second Offshoot.

A Jumblies residency (2008-12), based at Cedar Ridge Creative Centre, Scarborough,
leading to a large-scale community play (Like An Old Tale) and the founding of the Community Arts Guild, Jumblies third Offshoot.

A multi-year community project and two-day culminating event marking the 100th anniversary of Camp Naivelt, Brampton - summer home of Toronto’s Secular Jewish Left - in August 2025.

A multi-year project, exploring Toronto’s layered and Indigenous histories and presence, and , culminating in a festival of new works in 2017.

A multi-year arts project exploring Toronto Treaty histories, relationships and responsibilities through performance, storytelling, films, publications, installations, and public engagement, led by Ange Loft, with Victoria Freeman, Jill Carter and many others.

A touring interactive project, creating miniature worlds to explore and express relationships to shared and divergent histories, memories, perceptions and dreams held in a place.

A 6-week west-to-east coast journey in Spring 2015, bringing together Indigenous and settler/immigrant artists and communities, to explore how community arts can nurture relationships and learning about Indigenous and colonial histories of the land where we live.