Collective Description Ice Time Theatre Collective  Life on the Edge   This innovative work is inspired and brought to stage through the collaboration of an exciting all Saskatchewan creative team.

At center (stage) is Megan Leach, an emerging Saskatchewan talent who is no rookie to the stage or the hockey rink.  With professional theatre, film and dance experience and a recent convocation from the University of Regina Theatre Program, Megan is also an accomplished athlete, competing at provincial and University levels in a variety of sport.  Megan believes strongly in the ability of theatre and the performing arts to be a tool of change.  Megan hopes to touch and inspire new audiences with the story and journey of Lanni while discovering her own.   

On left wing is Simon Moccasin a performer, poet, playwright, STAGE HAND, teacher but most importantly a father.  He has joined team Leach because he believes in the storyline.  He has known the cast and crew for some time now and is looking forward to travelling with such an esteemed group.  A great friend and a funny guy, stay tuned for Simon's great work all around Saskatchewan.  

On the right wing is Don List president of the Regina based Birdsong Communications Ltd. With a host of National Broadcasting Experience, Don has agreed to oversee this creative production as both a facilitator and film maker following the journey of Learning the Game from its humble beginnings in a Student Infringement festival, to its professional touring of Saskatchewan high schools and is enthused to support an application of Learning the Game to the 2010 Cultural Olympiad Celebration.   

In the stands is Janice Salkeld, a member of the Saskatchewan Playwright’s Association, former teacher, veteran hockey mom, and an enthusiast of theatre as a creative model for education and change.  Janice is excited to bring voice to the personal and universal penalties one faces when plagued with a learning disability.