The Collective Members
Colin Wolf
Co-Founder
Colin Wolf is a Métis performer, theatre maker, and activist from the North-East of Moh’kins’tsis (Calgary), AB on Treaty 7 Territory. Wolf graduated with a BFA in Dramatic Arts from the University of Lethbridge in 2014, and then spent 5 years making theatre all over the prairies with dear friends, trusted colleagues, and complicated colonial institutions. Wolf co-founded Thumbs Up Good Work Theatre Collective with his sister Caleigh Crow in 2013. After cutting his teeth in TYA, on regional stages, and in Indie theatre in the prairies, Wolf felt the call of the North and moved to Whitehorse in October 2019 to serve as the Artistic Director at Gwaandak Theatre Society on the Territory of the Kwanlin Dün First Nation and Ta’an Kwäch’än Council. Wolf is looking forward to bringing this play back into the Métis homeland, and spending time in Saskatoon with colleagues and kin.
Caleigh Crow
Co-Founder
Caleigh Crow is a queer Metis writer, performer, and director from Mohkinstsis. Previous playwriting topics include: a talking crow and a grocery clerk, the mass coronal ejection of 1859, the Antifa Supersoldier, the intersection between 12th century Franciscan nuns and Britney Spears, remote viewing, witch revenge, and a landlord musical.
She is the co-founder and Artistic Lead of Thumbs Up Good Work Theatre. Caleigh also plays bass guitar in the band Pope Joan. Her work tends towards themes of metaphysics, class struggle, magic, and joy.
Sydney Wolf
Collective Member
Sydney Wolf (they/them) is a Queer and autistic artist of Irish and Czechoslovakian descent. Since moving from the prairies to the Yukon mountains in 2019, Wolf has been reintroducing themself to the world of performance through drag and theatre. As a multi-disciplinary visual artist, they have found a well-rounded home in theatre and have discovered a new love for writing.
Wolf was one of twenty shortlisted artists for the National Queer and Trans Playwriting Unit in 2022, and was a Tom Hendry Drama Award Finalist in 2025 for their script ‘Vengeance of a Hellhound’ (formerly To Live & Die by the Paper Route) about their lived experience as a stripper.
