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Lisa C. Ravensbergen

A tawny mix of Ojibway/Swampy Cree and English/Irish, Lisa raises her hands to her Coast Salish relatives for hosting her in their territory/ Vancouver for over 25 years. She has worked across Turtle Island with diverse theatre companies, establishing herself as a multi-hyphenate artist, creator and writer, Jessie nominated actor, dramaturge, director, and dancer. She supplements her somewhat eclectic practice of theatre and community collaborations with the delights of motherhood and the challenges of self-produced works. Lisa is an Associate Artist with Full Circle: First Nations Performance, a member of Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas, and playwright-in-residence with Delinquent Theatre. She holds undergraduate degrees from TWU and SFU’s School for the Contemporary Arts and is currently in her second year of graduate studies at Queens University.

 

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Five Protocols of Theatrical Indigeneity
Essay

Five Protocols of Theatrical Indigeneity

An Audio Essay and Sound-Ceremony for Reciprocal Action

2 July 2021

Lisa Cooke Ravensbergen shares how new story bundles can “disrupt the noise of colonialism” through what she calls protocols of theatrical Indigeneity.

Decolonizing Texts, Words, and Communication
Podcast

Decolonizing Texts, Words, and Communication

30 May 2018

In this podcast, DeLesslin “Roo” George-Warren, Jacqueline E. Lawton, Lisa Cooke Ravensbergen, and mia susan amir discuss how we can decolonize the primacy of the written word and text in theatre.

Un-belonging, Vancouver Style
Essay

Un-belonging, Vancouver Style

24 June 2013

As an Aboriginal playwright, director, and more who goes project to project-theater to theater- Lisa Ravensbergen stitches all these identities together to find her own artistic home.