Sue Goberdhan is an Indo-Caribbean performer, arts administrator, advocate, playwright, and collaborator.  I have dedicated my career to advocating for the revitalization of the foundation of Edmonton’s theatre community to include and celebrate the stories and voices of people from marginalized communities.

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As an actor, some of my favourite acting credits include Sue in E DAY (Serial Collective),  Leah in Marnie Day (Could Be Cool Theatre), and Pluto Krasinski in What’s the Deal? (Success 5000). I am also co-founder of the new musical theatre company Could Be Cool Theatre.

 

I graduated from MacEwan University with a diploma in Arts and Cultural Management, and attended the University of Alberta in pursuit of a degree in Drama. I have spent her arts administration career thus far working for several theatre companies in Edmonton including Grindstone Theatre and SkirtsAFire Festival. In October of 2020, I had the distinct privilege of beginning my tenure as Co-Artistic Producer at Azimuth Theatre.