
Welcome to
Enchanted Antlers
Live at Varscona Theatre! December 20, 21, 27, 28

When the nights are long and the days are cold, the creatures of the boreal forest gather to celebrate that most joyous holiday of winter: All Ungulates Eve.
Join Elk, Pronghorn and their forest friends to laugh, sing-and-stot-along, and discover your inner ungulate in this NEW family-friendly holiday production! Put on your antlers, gather friends and food, and come celebrate the cold times.
Make sure to join Pronghorn and Elk after the show for a special ‘peak behind the trees’ Questions and Antlers session!
Age recommendation: 4+
Pay-What-You-Can (all are welcome!)
Don't moose out!


Meet
The team
Creator/Playwright/Director/Elk: Jennifer Spencer*
Pronghorn & Songs/Lyrics: Julie Golosky*
Moose/Antlers Design/Costume Design: Kiki Twinn
Bear: Sam Twinn
Stage Manager: Galen Hite*
Desks & Props provided by: Madeline Blondal
Audio & Music Production: Brian Raine
* The participation of these Artists are arranged by permission of
Canadian Actors’ Equity Association under the provisions of the Dance•Opera•Theatre Policy.




About Playwright/Performer
jennifer spencer
Jennifer Spencer is an actor, director, playwright, and voice/text coach based in Edmonton. She is a multiple Sterling Award nominee for her contributions as both an actor and a director/playwright. Jennifer is the adaptor and director of the widely acclaimed Maggie-Now Cycle of Plays. She graduated from the National Theatre School of Canada and the Theatre Arts Program at MacEwan University.
As a proud sessional member of the faculty in the Theatre Department at MacEwan University, Jennifer was nominated for a Distinguished Teaching Award in 2019. She has taught at The Foote Theatre School at the Citadel Theatre for many years and currently teaches the Music Theatre Intensive for St. Albert's Children's Theatre School, while also maintaining a small roster of private voice clients.
Jennifer has always been passionate about storytelling and enjoys creating space to lend others a Helping Hoof to share their own stories.



























