Board of Directors
Grant Finnighan, President
The arts are a necessary part of any thinking, civilised society. They engage aspects of cognition not possible through linear dialogue, and bring us a wiser perspective. Fugue Theatre adds an important voice to the Lower Mainland by bringing diverse media and diverse perspectives to our diverse societies. With formal training in the arts, science and the social sciences, combined with fifteen years experience in technology management, I am able to support Fugue Theatre's broad-based thought and offer some practical leadership. Currently, I also serve as Director of Development for Moneris Solutions' gift and loyalty programs.
Warren Jacobs, Vice President
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Winnie Siu, Treasurer
Winnie has a passion for the theatre and arts. Prior to Fugue Theatre, she was a founding member of another local theatre group, where she performed roles ranging from being the gopher to co-producing sold out performances for seven years. Winnie also occasionally dabbled into acting as a hobby as well. In her other life, Winnie is an investment and finance specialist with a Civil Engineering background and a MBA from the Ivey Business School. She looks forward to contributing and supporting Fugue Theatre.
Dianna Robertson, Secretary
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Kelly Maxwell
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Eddie Rouse
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Jocelyn Chee
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Management
Laura Di Cicco, Artistic Director and Producer
Laura’s career as an actor, singer, writer and producer has now spanned 20 years. She graduated from the University of British Columbia and has worked in Toronto and Ottawa and Vancouver. While in Ottawa, Laura worked with Odyssey Theatre’s mainstage and helped found Lazzi Lazzi, a touring wing of Odyssey. As well, Laura worked for the CBC as a freelancer for Radios One and Two. Some of her Ontario credits include Street Legal (tv), Friday the 13th (ff), Turandot (stage), Ondine (stage) and The Audition (stage). By mid-1996, Laura had moved back to Vancouver acting with theatre companies such as Green Thumb Theatre, Ruby Slippers, A Western Theatre Conspiracy and Axis Theatre. In 1998, Laura was a co-recipient of a Jessie Richardson Award for a tour with Axis Theatre. Vancouver film and television credits include Saving Milly, The League of Lefties, and Point Blank . Laura will soon be seen in the new television series, Noah’s Arc and Traveler. In addition to her work in film and television series, Laura has performed in several television commercials and was recently also seen in Gonzo at the Norman Rothstein Theatre. In 2004, Laura founded Fugue Theatre -- a theatre company dedicated to the production of imaginative theatrical works by incorporating newly-commissioned Canadian music in Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.
