Facilitate and assist with the daily operations and development of the Shaw Festival’s Beyond the Stage programs. These programs aim to provide accessible information and activities that engage and enlighten participants about The Shaw, our plays, and the world of theatre and the arts.

• Developing Sheatre's COVID-19 Safety Guidelines for in person work. • Administrative Coordinator of Sparkin' Art - an inclusive digital art studio for rural youth.• Assist and support Artistic Director & Producer with day to day operations• Assist in grant writing and fundraising opportunities • Develop, curate, and adapt artistic programming to best serve Sheatre’s varied audiences• Coordinate in-person and online meetings and workshops• Assist in managing social media and online presence• Assist in the hiring of actors• Produce and coordinate company tours, including booking accommodations, arranging travel, and liaising with venue staff upon arrival and departure• Assist in facilitation of livestream productions• Co-directed shows Be Our Ally in (2017) and Far From The Heart (2017-2019)

• Writer, director, and performer.• Negotiate agreements with clients and theatre companies• Produce various written proposals and company documentation• Maintain budget, scheduling, online presence, and logistics for the company and tours

Warren Bain is a Theatre Artist, Facilitator, and Arts Educator hailing from Toronto and work has taken him across Canada in roles ranging from sea monsters to 1930’s British aristocrats. He is an Arts Educator and Social Arts Activist with over a decade of experience and has extensive training in Image Theatre, Forum Theatre, and Theatre of the Oppressed. He uses his knowledge of devised community-based theatre creation with Actors and Non-Actors from ages five to seventy-five and has been sought out to facilitate his workshops Theatre for Conversation, mySELF myCONFIDENCE, Shakespeare? Forsooth! and Yes! Improv! He is a Ryerson University BFA Theatre Performance Honour’s and Dean’s List graduate; recipient of the Edna Khubyar Acting Award; Co-Artistic Director and General Manager of Bain & Bernard Comedy known for creating vaudeville inspired pieces and overhauls of Shakespeare’s works; Performance Workshop Coordinator for Suitcase Theatre; Co-Creator of The Canadian Love Stories Project; and an Artistic Associate with Sheatre, a rural based arts organization whose mission it is to use theatre and the arts to empower individuals and contribute to a healthy, compassionate society. He is well versed in arts management, tour coordination, technical considerations, and through experience with various mentors and organizations, has gained foundational knowledge in all aspects of theatre creation. Warren is a long-standing member of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association and ACTRA. He holds dual citizenship with the United Kingdom. (warrenbain.com)Representation:Newton Landry Management: Sandie Newton & Yanick Landry19 Isabella St. Toronto, ON, M4Y 1M7416.960.8683 / sandie@newtonlandry.com

• Flexibility to work in a variety of roles at trade and consumer shows, conferences, and events including registration, directional, and the information desk.• Extensive experience with POS and event registration computer programs• Ability to work unaccompanied or in teams• Responsible for providing friendly and helpful interactions

• Ability to work as Team Lead, Product Specialist, or Brand Ambassador• Flexibility to work in a variety of scenarios, from high profile professional events to outdoor activations• Ability to understand and communicate product information clearly and in an exciting manner• Ability to cultivate positive brand association• Participation in set-up and tear down of stations, often handling technology and hardware • Detailed reporting to Outlook staff and Clients describing targets hit and meaningful interactions

• Perform to groups of 8-400• On-site manager and client liaison• Adapt to a variety of situations with regards to casting, location, and client requests• Pivoted to help adapt and facilitate online Zoom entertainment.

Sparkin’ Art is a free, accessible digital art studio that invites self-enrolled, intergenerational artists from non-urban, isolated and marginalized communities to train and evolve their work into digital formats. The studio encourages active allyship: championing against racism, intolerance, and gender-based violence, and provides a collaborative period for community-based performance art. The studio’s inclusive performance events involve and inspire intersectional communities and artists from Grey/Bruce and beyond. This is a series for radical rebels, powerful poets, and the inheritors of the future, and a chance to connect non-urban art with a global stage.

• Create a Recommendations Report through an audit of the Bricks & Mortar database• Develop Analysis Reports of the Creative Spaces Mentoring Network / Arts Facilities Mentoring Network and of promotional material created for Asset Planner for the Arts• Investigate communications through a review and of the social media strategy and evaluation of proposed website changes.

Artist Educator with Performing Arts Network• Led 4 week workshop for at risk youth in targeted areas of North West Toronto grades 3-5 • Balanced progress between 8 classes at 3 different schools • Executed program objectives, including developing student’s understanding of Shakespeare’s text and aim to cultivate an environment of creativity, inclusivity, and positivity

Teaching Assistant with Wexford Collegiate School for the Arts, TDSB: 2005-Present • Lead drama workshops for students grades 9-12• Adapt to various knowledge and skill levels • Manage class sizes ranging from 5-150 students• Adjust to accommodate different types of learning • Create a fun, dynamic, and energetic learning environment.

• Developed week long programming for young artists age 10-16 (2017) and age 15-17 (2018)• Led daily programming• Coordinated artists in the acting company to conduct workshops during the program• Organized and directed showcase at the end of the program• Hosted annual fundraiser for the Festival and helped raise funds to continue the program• Long standing relationship with St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival both as an Actor (2009-2014) and Assistant Director (2017-2018)

Program Director for Suitcase Theatre: 2016• Developed 6 week long programming for young artists age 5-8• Assisted in the hiring of other program leaders• Regular reports to Executive Director on daily operations• Organized daily talent shows • Responsible for training volunteersPerformance Workshop Coordinator for Suitcase Theatre: 2017-2018• Developed specialized workshops for students grade 2-8• Coordinated bookings with schools• Led workshops and adapted to a group’s specific needs• Regular reporting to Education Manager• Organized resource materials for programming

• Promote positive environment for both onsite and hiring clients; connecting business and ideas to people.• Understand product brand and adapt to various interactive and social media tactics.• Demonstrated Product Specialist for such brands as: Kia and Hyundai.

• Achieve meeting personal and company sales objectives. • Assist with protection of company assets by following proper merchandising, loss prevention and store system procedures, policies and practices. • Provide exceptional customer service and product knowledge resulting in achieving and surpassing personal and company sales objectives.• Track the inventory to keep a stock of fresh and updated products.• Responsible to receive and log weekly stock shipments and merchandising.

• Understand, create, and instruct workshops based on Forum Theatre methodology• Adapt programming based on group diversity, and sensitivity of subject matter• Tour manager, client liaison and facilitator for numerous tours and workshopsMixed Company Theatre creates innovative, interactive drama as a tool for positive change. Nationally recognized for our work in schools, the community and the workplace, we use Forum Theatre and other collaborative methods to engage, educate and empower our audiences to create solutions to challenging issues in their daily lives.

• Part of Education and Outreach Department• Member of Youth Advisory Group – reviewed and created education materials.• Lead "After School Opera" program. • Understand, create, and instruct workshops based on currently produced COC opera in cooperation with other members of the Education and Outreach Department.