Matt Clarke

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Matt Clarke

Division Infinity Saves The World!

Matt Clarke grew up in Vancouver and studied Theatre in New York at the New Actors Workshop. He is an actor, writer, director, dramaturge and producer of Theatre here on Coast Salish territory, aka Vancouver. Highlights include producing the “Stories Written by Kids” series – a collaborative project between local elementary schools and professional actors presented at The Cultch Theatre (2020-2023), working with The Roundhouse Youth Theatre Action Group as  a mentor, acting coach and dramaturg (2016-2023), and producing the Vancouver premiere of Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play (2018). Past writing includes two stage adaptations of Kurt Vonnegut’s The Euphio Question (2012/2017), and co-scripting the documentary film Life Off Grid (2016). Matt is an instructor with Arts Umbrella in Vancouver. He has degrees from UBC in English Literature and Scandinavian Studies. Love you infinitely, Dani, Frankie and Parker XO

Matt Clarke

Division Infinity Saves The World!

Matt Clarke grew up in Vancouver and studied Theatre in New York at the New Actors Workshop. He is an actor, writer, director, dramaturge and producer of Theatre here on Coast Salish territory, aka Vancouver. Highlights include producing the “Stories Written by Kids” series – a collaborative project between local elementary schools and professional actors presented at The Cultch Theatre (2020-2023), working with The Roundhouse Youth Theatre Action Group as  a mentor, acting coach and dramaturg (2016-2023), and producing the Vancouver premiere of Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play (2018). Past writing includes two stage adaptations of Kurt Vonnegut’s The Euphio Question (2012/2017), and co-scripting the documentary film Life Off Grid (2016). Matt is an instructor with Arts Umbrella in Vancouver. He has degrees from UBC in English Literature and Scandinavian Studies. Love you infinitely, Dani, Frankie and Parker XO