Jordan Hall

Jordan Hall is an emerging artist whose work has been dubbed “stellar, insightful” by Plank Magazine, “thoughtful” by CBC Radio, and “vivid, memorable” by NOW. Her writing for the stage includes her short works Annie & Izzy, The Second Last Man on Earth, Asleep at the Wheel, and The Possible Lives of Dolores Garcia Rodriguez, as well as her full-length play, Kayak, which won Samuel French’s 2010 Canadian Playwright’s competition. Jordan’s plays have been produced across the country, most recently at the 2011 Vancouver Fringe and 2010 SummerWorks Festival. She is developing her newest work, Travelling Light, as an Associate with the Playwrights’ Theatre Centre. Her first short film, Love Sucks, is currently in post-production in Toronto, and her second, Run Dry, is one of the winners of the 2011 Crazy8s short film competition. As a dramaturg, Jordan recently worked on the Dora-nominated Belle of Winnipeg with Keystone Theatre, sits on the Board of Foundry Theatre, and is a mentor for UBC’s Booming Ground program.