Andrea Tucker is a performer, educator, and parent whose dance practice is guided by embodiment, intuition, and a deep exploration of belonging within the shifting landscapes around her. With a foundation in somatic and improvisational movement, she works at the crossroads of body, place, and community. In both performance and collaborative creation, Andrea's work is driven by a curiosity about the natural world and the stories embedded in our bodies. Recent projects include Oderin directed by Amber Borotsik and Charlie Thomlinson, Grand Trine Presents: Lounge Activation with Andrya Duff, Darryl Hopkins, and Marie Pike, Long’s Hill Walk: I live(d) here choreography by Louise Moyes, and Juniper Tree Collaboration with Kelly Jane Bruton and Mitzi Pappas Smyth.

Andrya Duff is a multi-disciplinary performer and creator who brings this blended approach to each project, some highlights include; The Baroness Von Sketch Show (Choreographer/Dancer), Fictional Dance Party (Geoffrey Pugen), Several Interventions Over the Course of Two Hours (Ryan McNamara for Harbourfront Centre), The Children’s Crusade (Luminato), Tricycle (Circus Orange), The Stronger Variations (Theatre Rusticle), The Proust Project (Canstage), Eli and The Death Curse (Untellable Movement Theatre) and Bad New Days (Summerworks), The Heart Play (Pike Productions), Grace (Poverty Cove Theatre Company, ACC) The Fire Kedgys’ Howl,(Neighbourhood Dance Works presented by the National Arts Centre. Lawrence O’Brien Arts Centre).

Andrya is one-third of Grand Trine Presents - a multi-discipline/media collaboration that creates through the lens of astrological archetypes as well as one-third of Ballast Collective, a collaboration between movers, musicians and innovative midi-sensor technology. Currently, Andrya produces the quarterly series CAMEO at the Barbara Barrett Theatre.

Tanya Lasby (Tap dancer): Tanya is very excited to be involved in Untellable’s production of Caravan, having previously been in Untellable’s Mayflies series as well as their digital production of Four Parts. Some of Tanya’s most recent performance credits include Diva Dancer in Our Divas Do Christmas and both Texas and Gorilla in Cabaret (TaDa!) Having graduated from Sheridan College's Music Theatre Performance program, she currently works teaching dance and choreographing for competition dancers in Newfoundland & Labrador. And beyond that, you can find her hosting the musical improv game show "Cue The Music!" She would like to thank her friends and family for their continued love and support, especially her wonderful husband Dan, and her three beautiful children.