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You can contact the OILCAN production team by email at production.oilcan@gmail.com

Currently, three people are working on the project as the production team. 
 
Anne Sikking (she/her)- originator
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Scot-First Nations, Anne is the originator of OILCAN-the musical, a co-founder and inaugural Chair of Glasgow's City of Poets, a twice appointed poet laureate, and a published writer of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry.
"Even before we are born, our first sensation is the beating of another's heart. Not only are we all born poets, poetry has the capacity to unite our Physical, Intellectual, Emotional, and Spiritual selves. To be a poet is our birthright."
Scott Kames (he/him)- dramaturg
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"Everyone is creative.
I want to spread this message and make the arts accessible to all."
A Scot, and a Glasgow-based artist, theatre-maker, and creative facilitator Scott has a passion for storytelling, performance, and community engagement. With a background in theatre, filmmaking, and event coordination, his work spans children’s drama clubs, site-specific performances, and interactive workshops that help people connect with their environment, heritage, and community.
Spencer Mason (they/them) - composer
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Scot, sound Designer /Composer /Producer /Lyricist, among Spencer's many musical credits are: Sound Engineer and Composer for Field Rambles Podcast, Field Press; Sound Design & Composer for Taboo (August 2021); Yinka Ilori’s Listening to Joy/Turn It Up (Feb 2022, (V&A Dundee). Composition & Production for The Raven (April 2022, Hidden Route in association with Wonderfools). A debut album was supported by Help Musicians’ Do It Yourself grant. Spit it Out & Hidden Door festivals (2023). Audio Production (Field Ramble, Episodes 1-12).
SP SQUARE CIC 
"Like many, I believe poetry is the way of viewing, and not just an act of writing. I also think that everone can find, if not be taught, this viewing, given the right point of entry."
OILCAN the musical currently nests within SP SQUARE CIC, a community interest company registered in Scotland.

Click here for more information on SP Square CIC and it's board of directors.

Or click here, to view our policies.

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is a community musical-theatre initiative, currently nesting within SP SQUARE CIC.​

Co. Reg. No. SC682901 - EORI GB 0846 3369 3000

registered office: Herbert House, 24 Herbert Street; GLASGOW G20 6NB

postal address: 2 Portal Road, Knightswood. GLASGOW G13 3XN

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When signing up to SP SQUARE CIC activities, none are vetted and all are welcome.

SP SQUARE CIC, however, DOES vet thoroughly any and all staff/contractors who deliver activities on its behalf.

By signing up to our activities, individuals agree to refrain from anti-social behaviour whilst engaging as:

a workshop participant; a member of City of Poets; a contributor to OILCAN;

and/or in any other SP SQUARE CIC undertakings/projects.

SP SQUARE CIC understands anti-social behaviour as any behaviour which,

in the view of attendant SP SQUARE CIC staff/contractors,

makes others present feel unsafe and/or uncomfortable.

Such judgement is entirely at the discretion of staff/contractors of SP SQUARE CIC,

who reserve the absolute right to ask people to leave, and/or to seek outside intervention as necessary.

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