‘I don’t know where I live right now,” jokes Amber-Sekowan Daniels, who has chosen the nomadic career path of a comedy writer in the world of Canadian television comedy. Read this article for free: Already have an account? To continue reading, please subscribe: * ‘I don’t know where I live right now,” jokes Amber-Sekowan Daniels, who has chosen the nomadic career path of a comedy writer in the world of Canadian television comedy. Read unlimited articles for free today: Already have an account? ‘I don’t know where I live right now,” jokes Amber-Sekowan Daniels, who has chosen the nomadic career path of a comedy writer in the world of Canadian television comedy.
“I’m everywhere.” In 2022, she spent time in the fictional fly-in reserve of Grouse Lake First Nation, the central locale of , a sitcom she co-created with comedian-star Paul Rabliauskas, now in its third season. Heather Beckstead photo Shelley (Jennifer Podemski) the The Fox (Jason Burnstick) in audience at at grad in Amber-Sekowan Daniels’ Don’t Even.
Before that, Daniels, a band member of Garden Hill First Nation, found herself in the writers’ room for the critically acclaimed but short-lived CBC adaptation of Eden Robinson’s series, set in the British Columbia community of Kitimaat. But for her latest series, Daniels packed up her creative U-Haul and drove back to Winnipeg, the city where she was born and raised and where nobody asks her where in the world corresponds with the 204 are.