Letitia Brookes - Producer, Director, SBF #1
After dabbling in performance years ago, Letitia is finally in a place to commit to it fully. She is a recent graduate of Concordia University's Theatre Program and has also taken classes at the Montreal School of Performing Arts. She started Nu Spyce Productions in 2011 with the production For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow is Enuf by Ntozake Shange. Letitia was also recently seen in Oroonoko by Paul Van Dyck for Persephone Productions.
After dabbling in performance years ago, Letitia is finally in a place to commit to it fully. She is a recent graduate of Concordia University's Theatre Program and has also taken classes at the Montreal School of Performing Arts. She started Nu Spyce Productions in 2011 with the production For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow is Enuf by Ntozake Shange. Letitia was also recently seen in Oroonoko by Paul Van Dyck for Persephone Productions.
Gara Nlandu - SBF #2
Actress, model, dancer… what more can we add besides that the artistic world gained an importance for Gara Nlandu, and ever since, nothing stops her.
Formed here in Montreal and in New York, she has more than a hundred presentations and collaborations to her repertoire.
She was born in Montreal and her family is from the Democratic Republic of Congo. She is a young woman full of energy, imagination and creativity. She is part of a dance group turned company - Uni-T Entertainment - which will celebrate its tenth anniversary soon. The goal of Uni-T is to discover young talent from Montreal and elsewhere. Furthermore, Uni-T supports non-profit organizations around the world who fight for humanitarian rights.
No matter what she does, she is very passionate, talented, committed and determined to work hard to achieve her goals and to turn her dreams into reality.
A graduate of Montmorency College in Cinema and Production, her talent and skills help her achieve positive results. Her dedication and reliability, not only allows her to sharpen her skills, but also to gain a great package of knowledge and experience. Her primary goal is to transmit pleasure, joy and knowledge while remaining authentic.
Actress, model, dancer… what more can we add besides that the artistic world gained an importance for Gara Nlandu, and ever since, nothing stops her.
Formed here in Montreal and in New York, she has more than a hundred presentations and collaborations to her repertoire.
She was born in Montreal and her family is from the Democratic Republic of Congo. She is a young woman full of energy, imagination and creativity. She is part of a dance group turned company - Uni-T Entertainment - which will celebrate its tenth anniversary soon. The goal of Uni-T is to discover young talent from Montreal and elsewhere. Furthermore, Uni-T supports non-profit organizations around the world who fight for humanitarian rights.
No matter what she does, she is very passionate, talented, committed and determined to work hard to achieve her goals and to turn her dreams into reality.
A graduate of Montmorency College in Cinema and Production, her talent and skills help her achieve positive results. Her dedication and reliability, not only allows her to sharpen her skills, but also to gain a great package of knowledge and experience. Her primary goal is to transmit pleasure, joy and knowledge while remaining authentic.
Isabel Quintero Faia
Stage Manager, Lighting & Sound Designer
Based in Montreal, Isabel Faia recently completed the Professional Theatre Production Program at John Abbott College. Upon graduation, she was co-recipient of the 2012 Pamela Montgomery Award. John Abbott credits include Head LX (Marathon ’33), Costume Crew Chief (Oklahoma!), Stage Management (Saturday, Sunday, Monday), Head of Sound (The Heidi Chronicles) and Lighting Designer (Our Town). Isabel has worked with Montreal Theatre Ensemble (Sound Design – All My Sons), Just for Laughs, Hudson Village Theatre (Set Crew – Ned Durango Comes To Big Oak), Persephone Productions (Stage Management – Hamlet & Oroonoko) and Odelah Creations (Stage Management – Adam’s Rib). She is also currently stage managing Blue Coloured Girl for the Krik Krak collective to be presented at the beginning of June.
Stage Manager, Lighting & Sound Designer
Based in Montreal, Isabel Faia recently completed the Professional Theatre Production Program at John Abbott College. Upon graduation, she was co-recipient of the 2012 Pamela Montgomery Award. John Abbott credits include Head LX (Marathon ’33), Costume Crew Chief (Oklahoma!), Stage Management (Saturday, Sunday, Monday), Head of Sound (The Heidi Chronicles) and Lighting Designer (Our Town). Isabel has worked with Montreal Theatre Ensemble (Sound Design – All My Sons), Just for Laughs, Hudson Village Theatre (Set Crew – Ned Durango Comes To Big Oak), Persephone Productions (Stage Management – Hamlet & Oroonoko) and Odelah Creations (Stage Management – Adam’s Rib). She is also currently stage managing Blue Coloured Girl for the Krik Krak collective to be presented at the beginning of June.
