Dear Friends, Lately, at UTC meetings and in casual chats with friends, I have been engaging in interesting conversations about theatre making, art history, and feminism. Pondering these discussions a question started to form in the back of my mind: Why do we continue to let our female artists of the past to remain anonymous? To misquote Virginia Woolf: “Anon, who wrote so many poems without signing, was often a woman”. Jane Austen, Aphra Behn, and Mary Shelley are some of the examples of being

This piece came to UTC's doorstep (or email inbox rather) fully formed. Daniel Hainsworth had already completed writing the play and was so eager to present it that he had already started rehearsals for the world premiere when Carly Bauer contacted me to ask UTC to co-produce this piece. At first I was unsure as to why the theatre gods decided to have it cross our path. I also questioned what we could do with it. One of the pillars of our mission has been to create new work as an ensemble and

Dear Friends & Family of UTC,  We are pleased to announce that Untitled Theatre Collective will be co-producing a new, contemporary work this year:  FIRE ON FLAMING ROADS written and directed by Daniel Hainsworth.  Fire on Flaming Roads is the darkly comedic story of four friends searching for answers, both real and philosophical, as a mysterious fire burns across the horizon. As the drugs and booze take hold, and as strange events begin to occur, tensions rise as the friends realize that