Reneltta Arluk is Director of Indigenous Arts at Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity. She is founder  and Artistic Director of Akpik Theatre, a northern professional Indigenous theatre company. An alumni of University of Alberta’s BFA (Acting) program. Reneltta has extensive directing experience working within Indigenous communities across Canada in self-creation work. She is thrilled to have worked in such an in-depth and collaborative way with this exquisite collective.

Troy is from the Kainai Nation in Southern Alberta. He has worked as an actor, dancer, choreographer, director, dramaturg and instructor but is primarily an artist in movement, choreography and staging, mostly creating his own works which have been presented nationally and internationally. Troy was one of the original visionaries and founding artists of the ground breaking Making Treaty 7 theatrical event.

Zach Running Coyote (He/Him) is a Mohkinstsis (Calgary) based, mixed Mi’gmaq,  playwright, actor, musician, screenwriter, shapeshifter and story scavenger. He is a graduate of the four year acting program at Rosebud School of the Arts, and the former artist in residence at Making Treaty 7. As performer: Cariboo Magi (Far From the Tree.), Romeo & Juliet (Theatre Calgary/Shakespeare by the Bow) Pawakan (Workshop at The Stratford Festival), The Street (Pounds Performance) as well as performing his own shows Kohkum & me and Snowblind.

Marshall is an Actor, Director, Podcaster, and Drag Performer from the Kainai Nation in Southern Alberta. He is a graduate from the University of Lethbridge where he received his Bachelors of Fine Arts, specializing in Theatre Performance. He is especially interested in using theatre for community development, having been involved in various projects both locally and internationally aimed at using artistic practices to encourage social change.Marshall is the recipient of the 2018 Theatre Calgary Stephen Hair Emerging Actor Award.