About Us

Anna Porubcansky is a musician and performer whose training includes classical, traditional and choral singing, natural voice, and vocal anatomy. She is co-artistic director of Company of Wolves.

Originally from the USA, she has lived internationally for twenty years (Russia, Austria, Poland, UK) and has studied traditional song, lamentation, and polyphony with artists from Siberia, Georgia, Ukraine, and Poland. She works as a music director and live sound designer, blending traditional song and experimental electronic music, and as a voice coach, where she focuses on the relationship between voice, breath, movement and body. Most recently, Anna has designed sound for Hysteria! (Oran Mor) and The End of Things (Company of Wolves); performed in Seven Hungers and Invisible Empire (Company of Wolves), and is currently making unbecoming, her first solo performance.

She has co-produced all of Company of Wolves’ performances to date, and holds a PhD in ensemble theatre and community engagement from Goldsmiths, University of London.

Ewan is an acclaimed performer, writer, director and teacher with a lifelong interest in the roots of creativity and the study of human behaviour.

He read philosophy at Edinburgh University before training as an actor at Dublin’s Gaiety School of Acting, and has studied and taught improvisation, movement and experimental theatre for over 20 years. He has worked with many internationally renowned practitioners including Keith Johnstone, Kristin Linklater, Katie Duck, Bruce Myers (Peter Brook Company) and Professor Zygmunt Molik (Grotowski’s Teatr Laboratorium).

He spent 2004-2012 immersed in the Polish laboratory theatre tradition, including 6 years as a member of Poland's renowned Song of the Goat Theatre, with whom he toured internationally winning many awards.

He is joint artistic director of Company of Wolves, and has directed and co-produced all of the company's work to date.

Corinne Salisbury's producing experience stems from working as Administrator for various theatre companies and venues since 2007, before she took on the role of full-time Shared General Manager for a consortium of new writing theatre companies - nabokov, Theatre Uncut, Forward Theatre Project and Pieces Productions - from 2013 to 2015, in an innovative cross-organisation role funded by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation. Since going freelance in 2015 she has worked as producer, tour-booker and fundraising consultant for companies including Fifth Word (associate company at Oxford Playhouse), Company of Wolves, Tavaziva Dance, Jabuti Theatre, Paper Doll Militia, Fuora Dance Project, The DH Ensemble, Faction Theatre, Theatre Uncut, Tangled Feet, Forward Theatre Project, 59 Productions, Poleroid Theatre, Les Enfants Terribles, Notnow Collective, Sheer Drop Theatre and the Bush Theatre.

Abbie Wallace has over 20 years experience working in arts facilitation, coordination and management in professional and educational settings. She currently works freelance supporting various organisations but was previously the Short Courses Manager at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS) and before that the Arts Development Office at Scottish Refugee Council. Abbie is also an Intimacy Coordinator for theatre, film and television, working with actors, directors, producers and crew to ensure the rehearsal and performance of intimate content is creative, inclusive and safe. She is one of the Federation of Scottish Theatre’s mentoring team and provides 1:1 coaching for Transitions, Undergraduate and Post Graduate students at RCS.