Sue Miner
Versed
in both classical text and new works Sue Miner has been
developing a unique approach to theatre as an avenue for
dynamic story-telling. A graduate
of The National Theatre School’s acting section in 1983,
Sue is both a freelance director and co-artistic director
of Pea Green Theatre Group with her husband Mark Brownell.
Her work
with the Pea Green includes Medici
Slot Machine, Monsieur
d'Eon is a Woman, Playballs, The
Blue Wall and Dave Carley’s Orchidelerium for
Pea Green Productions/Theatre Voce.
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Most recently Sue directed Love You Forever... and More Munsch at LKTYP, Bella Donna at CanStage/Berkeley, Conservatives in Love and Celine Speaks at the Fringe of Toronto, Sexy Laundry for Theatre Aquarius, Real Estate for Theatre Aquarius and Arthur Schnitzler’s The Affairs of Anatol for Glastonbury West. Other notable productions include Women Beware Women (Theatre Erindale), Sunday in the Park with George (George Brown/Equity Showcase), Titus Andronicus and Measure for Measure (Shakespeare in the Rough), Big Head Goes to Bed (Night Kitchen) and James O’Reilly’s WORK.
Sue has directed many Theatre For Young Audience shows including shows
for Puppetmongers, Theatre Direct Canada and Carousel Players. Sue
has garnered several Dora nominations, been thrice nominated for Pauline
McGibbon Award for body of work in directing and was touted as one
of Toronto’s Top-10 theatre artists by NOW Magazine. She has
participated in the Tapestry New Opera Works Director's Lab and the
Director’s Masterclass at the World Stage Festival. Sue also
teaches at George Brown Theatre School, Sheridan and Theatre Ontario.
Mark Brownell
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