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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2020 · 1 MIN

#62 Conor Moore

from The Title Block · host Michael Kruse

Conor Moore in the pentultimate interview from my trip to Vancouver and Victoria in December of 2018. We talk about his early schooling at Queen’s University and UBC and his breakout as a projection, lighting and set designer at Bard At the Beach and other great Vancouver based companies. Conor was persuing his Masters of Socialwork in Labour studies at Simon Fraser University and is very active in the labour movement of the Canadian theatre scene, so we talk about this shift in his focus and his great work advocating on behalf of Vancouver and Canadian designers in several forums. You can see his portfolio at conormooredesign.com. Links Queen’s Dan School of Drama and Music Tom McGee and Kat Sandler UBC MFA Theatre design Carmen Alatorre Headlines Theatre, Theatre for Living and David Diamond After Homelessness Bard on the Beach, Falstaff directed by Glynis Leyshon Alan Brodie Robert Gardiner The Pipeline Project produced by ITSAZOO and Savage Society Dr. Silver, A Celebration of Life by Musical Stage Company and Outside the March Theatre Peter and the Starcatcher at the Artsclub Theatre Kevin Lamotte Shaw Festival Jock Munro Louise Guinand Vancouver Design Forum Associated Designers of Canada SFU Labour Studies Program Prof. Kendra Strauss IATSE Canadian Actors Equity Association Precarious work and Theatre and the Arts

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Conor Moore in the pentultimate interview from my trip to Vancouver and Victoria in December of 2018. We talk about his early schooling at Queen’s University and UBC and his breakout as a projection, lighting and set designer at Bard At the Beach and other great Vancouver based companies. Conor was persuing his Masters of Socialwork in Labour studies at Simon Fraser University and is very active in the labour movement of the Canadian theatre scene, so we talk about this shift in his focus and his great work advocating on behalf of Vancouver and Canadian designers in several forums. You can see his portfolio at conormooredesign.com.

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