Adrienne Wong is a theatre writer, director, performer, and creator whose work straddles theatrical and digital space. Her projects include The Apology Generator (CBC Radio Q residency), SadSongs.ca (Nightswimming Theatre), Landline (co-created with Dustin Harvey), Me On The Map (co-created with JD Derbyshire, Jessie Award nomination, Banff Playwrights Lab), Mixie and the Halfbreeds (co-written with Julie Tamiko Manning), and most recently SmartSmart. Her scholarly writing appears in various publications and journals. She teaches extensively and contributes to the cultural sector as a board member for Playwrights Guild of Canada, a Steering Committee member for Balancing Act Canada, and an Advisory Committee Member for HowlRound Theatre Commons. Former Artistic Producer at Neworld Theatre, she is now Artistic Director of SpiderWebShow Performance and co-curates FOLDA, the Festival of Live Digital Art. Adrienne holds a BFA Theatre from Simon Fraser University and an MFA Writing from the University of Victoria.