Alex K. Masse is a writer, musician, and general storyteller from what is colonially known as Surrey, BC. Their work has been seen everywhere from Autostraddle to the Vancouver Fringe Festival, as well as in collaboration with Vancouver Pride, Simon Fraser University, and more. They’re also a neurodivergent lesbian, which greatly affects their creative process.
For Alex, storytelling is a means of expression and connection, both within themself and with others in their community, and they recently celebrated their debut production as a playwright, Faye’s Room, with Glitch Theatre. When not writing, they’re making music, and when not making music, they’re writing. Occasionally, though, they can be seen cozied up with their cat.
In a Nutshell…
Writing-wise: they do poetry, prose, plays, articles, and scripts.
They’ve brought this to festivals, literary magazines, theatre, podcasting, webseries, and more.
Sound-wise: they do production, songwriting, performance, sound design, sound tech, and composition, alongside some voiceover and editing.
They’ve brought this to festivals, albums, theatre, film, podcasting, and more.
Communication-wise: they do newsletters, copywriting, content creation, web auditing/upkeep, social media, and a bit of print/graphic design.
They’ve brought this to theatres, nonprofits, creative projects, academic settings, and more.
They’re the quintessential renaissance queer, and they’re always down for new connections and collaborations. :] Feel free to poke around this portfolio site for more examples of work!
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