Meet Our Team

(script dramaturg & actor: Remnance)  Carol Greyeyes is delighted to be collaborating with folks for Burnt Thicket’s audio drama series WE TREATY PEOPLE. Because we are ALL treaty people!  Carol is an actor, writer, and educator. She was the former artistic director of the Centre for Indigenous Theatre and founding principal of the Indigenous Theatre

(actor: Do You Remember?) Kristin Friday is Cree/Saulteaux woman from the George Gordon First Nation. She began her artistic endeavours at the age of 15. Throughout the years, she has performed in numerous theatre productions and was a past participant of an improv group called “A Tribe of Improv.” In addition, Kristin devoted her time

(actor: Taken Before Birth) Ezra Forest is a two-spirit/non-binary theatre artist based out of Saskatoon. They are from Samson Cree Nation in Alberta, in the great Treaty Six Territory. Ezra is a 2015/2016 Circle of Voices alumni. They are also a 2019 Wicihitowin Theatre Program graduate with the University of Saskatchewan. Ezra is a produced:

(actor: You Said We’d Be Together Forever) Andrea Folster is a Saulteaux artist who has called Saskatoon home since the age of six; born in Winnipeg, she has roots in the Brokenhead Ojibway Nation. Holding a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama with a concentration in Acting from the University of Saskatchewan, in the fall

(actor: Do You Remember?) Sam Flamont is a Métis artist in Regina who works as an actor and director. He directed Mercy (2020, official selection in Whistler Film Festival and Regina International Film Festival), along with Multi(Un)Talented and Remnants of Dog (2020).

(series music producer & musician) Darryl Dozlaw is a Saskatoon (Treaty 6) singer-songwriter/ multi-instrumentalist who seeks to be a meaningful part of as many good stories as he can. Doing music regularly as a member of Oscar’s Hollow, a Saskatoon based alt-country rock band, he also records either under his own name or as Bewildernest.

(director: Flag) Roxanne (she/her) is a director, educator, and actor, working and residing in Treaty 6 Territory.  She has taught theatre for colleges and universities in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Jamaica, and for multiple youth theatre companies. Select directing credits include: Shakespeare’s Will (SOTS), The Drowning Girls, Mary’s Wedding, Rez Sisters, Macbeth, Vagina Monologues (Spark Theatre), Two

(musician) Jordan Daniels was born and raised in Saskatoon Saskatchewan and is also a proud member of Mistawasis Nehiyawak (Cree Nation). Jordan has been playing the fiddle for 8 years and has been under the mentorship of John Arcand ever since. Jordan traces his love for the Fiddle to both of his paternal Great-Grandfathers, Lawrence

(actor: Taken Before Birth) Raven Dallman is an Indigenous undergrad student at the University of Saskatchewan currently completing her last year for her Bachelor of Arts degree. She is pursuing her passions by majoring in Drama and minoring in History. Raven plans to use her knowledge of both subjects in her future career by spreading

(actor: Remnance) Shawn Cuthand is a nehiyaw (Cree) and Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) writer, comedian, producer, actor and director living in so called Saskatoon on Treaty 6 territory. Currently he is a part of the satirical news group The Feather, where he has on screen roles as well as behind the scenes writing and producing roles.