Justin Miller
Justin Miller (he/him) is an award-winning queer theatre artist, whose audience-centric work aims to celebrate the radical and transformative potential of collective experience. As his drag alter-ego Pearle Harbour, he has been called “one of the most engaging and thoughtful performance artists around” (NOW Magazine).
His original productions have been presented from coast-to-coast, to rave critical and audience acclaim, on some of the most prestigious stages in Canada. As a screenwriter, his work has been developed with NBC-Peacock, and is Canadian Screen Award-nominated.
Selected accolades include: the Audience Choice Award (SummerWorks), Outstanding Solo Performance (My Entertainment World), 4 Dora Mavor-Moore Award nominations, Finalist for the Playwright’s Guild of Canada John Palmer Award, Siminovitch Prize Protégé (nominee: Karen Hines), and Winner of the Jon Kaplan Legacy Fund Award for a Canadian Stage Performer. See more at pearleharbour.com.
His original productions have been presented from coast-to-coast, to rave critical and audience acclaim, on some of the most prestigious stages in Canada. As a screenwriter, his work has been developed with NBC-Peacock, and is Canadian Screen Award-nominated.
Selected accolades include: the Audience Choice Award (SummerWorks), Outstanding Solo Performance (My Entertainment World), 4 Dora Mavor-Moore Award nominations, Finalist for the Playwright’s Guild of Canada John Palmer Award, Siminovitch Prize Protégé (nominee: Karen Hines), and Winner of the Jon Kaplan Legacy Fund Award for a Canadian Stage Performer. See more at pearleharbour.com.
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