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Keshia Palm

Resident Dramaturg

Keshia Palm (she/they) is a Filipinx-German artist from Treaty 6 Territory who seeks to expose, challenge and dismantle systems of oppression by creating thoughtful and inclusive art/spaces — as Producer, Director, Dramaturge, Playwright, and Actor. Keshia has developed and performed new works with IBPOC, queer, women, and trans artists with companies across Canada. Since 2016, they’ve found community where there are trees standing in the water creating art, bringing artists together, and supporting emerging artists through ArtistProducerResource.com, and artistic producing the Paprika Festival. During the pandemic, she has focused on creating micro-art-experiences by sharing personal stories, going outside, reflecting on what gifts the future will bring, and what tools we have to ignite transformative change.

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                                                     Photo credit:  Haley Garnett

Keshia's work with Puente Theatre as the Resident Dramaturg during our 2022/2023 Season is possible thanks to the
Canada Council for the Arts through the Professional Development for Artists component of the Explore and Create Program.  We are very grateful for this opportunity to mentor and work with Keshia this season.

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Puente Theatre

1368 Craigdarroch Road

Victoria, BC

V8S 2A7

778 977-6398

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WITH GRATITUDE

Puente Theatre acknowledges with deep gratitude that we live, work, and create on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the lək̓ʷəŋən-speaking Peoples, now known as the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations.

As a company dedicated to amplifying diverse voices and connecting cultures through theatre, we honour the enduring presence, knowledge, and creative spirit of the Indigenous Peoples who have stewarded these lands for thousands of years. We recognize that reconciliation is an ongoing practice, and we are committed to listening, learning, and acting in ways that support justice, equity, and meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities.

We  invite our audiences,  collaborators, and communities to reflect on their own  relation-ships with the land and to join us in building a more inclusive and respectful future.

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