“Logan (he/him) is an (aspiring to being award winning) theatre creator based in

Kjipuktuk/Halifax. He graduated from the Fountain School of Performing Arts with an honours BA in theatre (with a minor in English and a failed attempt at a BSc in Marine Biology) and studied puppetry at The Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia.

He spends much of his time imagining fascinating stories to direct, write, or puppeteer and knowing a lot more about theatre than whale behaviour.

Collaborate with him, he’s a lot of fun.

Follow him on Instagram: @loganrobins//@unnaturaldisastertheatre”

Ivy Charles discovered her passion for acting right here at Neptune, attending classes every year from ages 5-15, and later began working here as an instructor. She graduated from the Acting Program at the Fountain School of Performing Arts in 2016 before heading to Glasgow for her Master of Arts in Acting at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. During her Masters, she completed a placement at the Stratford Festival, and performed on Shakespeare’s Globe stage in London. Ivy has training in Mask work, Clown/Physical Theatre, Shakespeare, stage combat, and collective creation, and has also trained in puppetry at the Mermaid Institute of Puppetry Arts.

Ivy is passionate about climate justice - an interest which began as a member of the theatre troupe Mindshift in high school - and has volunteered with Extinction Rebellion as an organizer and actor in public performance art pieces. She is deeply moved and inspired by all the brilliant youth who are speaking out for this beautiful planet, and can’t wait to get started with Climb It!

Ivy’s most recent theatre credits include The Butterfly Effect and The Encounters of an Adventurous Snail (Unnatural Disaster Theatre Co), As You Like It (Read for the Globe), and Moonchild (Villain’s Theatre).

For 57 years, neptune theatre has contributed to the cultural, social and economic well-being of halifax and the province. for generations audiences have delighted in the stories we share on our stages. as we look to the future, under the vision of artistic director Jeremy Webb, neptune theatre will embark on a journey of creative growth in which audiences will see more work from atlantic canadian and canadian playwrights; stories that represent the diversity of our communities and region; accessible programming so that all can enjoy the experience of live theatre; and increased opportunities for the growth and development of emerging, local artists.