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Keshia Palm

Femme person of Filipinx-German descent in her early 30s sitting casually in front of a lavender background, their hands clasped, leaning forward with kind eyes warmly smiling into camera. They're wearing a silky hot pink short-sleeve button up open over a white tanktop and light blue jeans with simple jewelry. Photo credit: Pascal Lamothe-Kipnes

Keshia Palm

(she/they)

Keshia Palm is a storyteller seeking to spark connection and conversation through live, shared experiences in thoughtful and inclusive art/spaces. Keshia has developed and performed new works with IBPOC, immigrant, queer, women, non-binary and trans artists with companies from coast to coast. They are particularly interested in sharing stories with unconventional perspectives using theatre magic and highly integrated design. She’s a fan of flexible and collaborative processes — director, performer, dramaturge, playwright, and producer are all artistic hats they wear depending on the day! Since 2016, they’ve worked to bring artists together and support emerging and independent artists through producing ArtistProducerResource.com (2018-2021), and as Artistic Producer of the Paprika Festival (2021-now).

Select Credits — Playwriting/Co-Creation: Shadow Girls (Pencil Kit Productions), Make Me an Alleycat (#ArtApart). Direction: As a Former Fat Kid, Tangled (Nightwood Groundswell Festival). Assistant Direction: The Year of the Cello (Theatre Passe Muraille), Beautiful Man (Factory Theatre), The Winter’s Tale (Shakespeare in the Ruff). Performance: The Cherry Orchard (Modern Times), Shadow Girls (Rhubarb Festival).