I wrote and performed a solo clown show called Dot’s Place. It was about a clown who refuses to leave her house to the point of going on a camping trip in the middle of her kitchen. It was well–received – the review read ‘Dot’s Place Comic Genius”. I was really pleased.

I was then responsible for beginning a town-wide pageant in our village of Blue Lake. I instigated and ran the whole affair which involved over 120 people. From sewing banners to building giant puppets. The play travelled throughout the town, and more than 300 people travelled with it to watch. That was a very fulfilling project. I have left Blue Lake now but that pageant continues to be an annual tradition even without me.
We also started a tradition of cabarets in that village for which I created new acts every soiree.

In Calgary, Alberta, I have co-written and performed in numerous shows with Green Fools Puppet, Mask and Comedy Troupe.
We create shows for kids by day, and full-on, over-the-top, on-the-edge, whacked-out experimental shyte at night. Like the Seven Deadly Sins Experiential Performance ... I can’t even begin to describe it...
I started – a circus. The Great Western Canadian Bricks and Earth Circus. It took us a year and a half to write and build tents, backdrops, puppets, masks, etc.
I composed all of the music and wrote all of the songs, as it was a theatrical show. I played “Coyote”. We travelled throughout Alberta, playing to and teaching kids on reservations and in small towns.

Since then I have been fully exhausted and on a little bit of a holiday ( the end of 2000), save for a few short films. I’ve written and produced one. And am in the throes of writing a vaudeville show for inner-city kids that I work with frequently.