Editor Glenda Sterling&#44 originally from Lethbridge&#44 Alberta&#44 graduated from the University of Alberta in 1996 with a BA in Drama&#46 Glenda has directed or assistant directed over 20 theatre productions&#44 most often new work and physical theatre&#46 These include&#44 for Nextfest&#44 No One Showed Up for the Anarchist Rally&#44 1988&#44 Stale Mate&#44 1999&#44 and The Dirt on Mo&#44 2000&#46

She has also written three full<&#45>length plays<&#58> Dark Isle&#44 The Globe Theatre/Curtain Razors&#44 1999<&#59> Stick&#44 Stones&#44 and Ancestors Bones&#44 Workshop West Theatre&#44 Springboards&#44 2000<&#59> The Longest One Night Stand in History&#44 Nextfest New Play Cabaret&#44 2000<&#59> and two short works&#44 Here Be Dragons&#44 1999&#44 andFleece Boy&#44 2000&#44 Alberta Theatre Projects&#44 Brief New Works&#46