Each of the plays included in this anthology has been written by a young person (Uthinker) involving a site-specific space in their community. These plays also represent the program's first year of participants in Ottawa, Thunder Bay, Orillia, Etobicoke and Sudbury. Uth Ink gives youth the opportunity to journey through an artistic process with a professional playwrights and an artist from their own community. This journey is hosted by an arts organization within each community, which is managed by Playwrights Guild of Canada and brought to the street by [murmur].

Robin Sokoloski founded and manages the Uth Ink: Playwrights in the Community program. She is a dynamic participant in Torontoâ??s community art scene. In 2004 Robin developed a youth program entitled Youth Arts Movements (YAM) that sets out to create youth programming from youth perspective. It was for this endeavour that she was the winner of Humber Collegeâ??s Board of Governorâ??s Achievement Award. Robin is the executive director at the Playwrights Guild of Canada and currently lives with Joe, her husband, and her dog, Kaya.

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