Raechele Lovell brings fifteen-plus years of practice across creation, research, and strategy to every engagement. Her work is rigorous, rooted, and deeply responsive to context. She is available for long-term partnerships, consulting engagements, facilitation, and keynote speaking.
A dance-theatre work tracing ancestral lineage to Drax Hall Plantation in Barbados, rooted in a family legacy of resistance. Co-created with Lisa Karen Cox. Originally commissioned by Black & Free.
Credits: Co-Creators — Raechele Lovell & Lisa Karen Cox
A youth development and arts apprenticeship programme designed to build the next generation
of Afrodiasporic creative practitioners. Named after the 2022 short film Emergent.
A digital archive preserving the hxtory and living practice of Black womxn in Canadian theatre. Developed in collaboration with d’bi.young anitafrika and The Watah Theatre.
Introducing Afro-diasporic Witnessing as Musicking Pedagogy in Community Music. MA capstone research at Wilfrid Laurier University.
Public presentation: August 4, 2026.
