Drawing from studies in anthropology, education, and community health, as well as extensive work in the youth, community, humanitarian, and development sectors, Kendall is committed to designing unique, innovative programs whereby participants are challenged to grow and reach their full potential.

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Kendall has worked for organizations such as The United Nations, World Health Organization, Médecins Sans Frontières, Dans La Rue, Canadian Human Rights Foundation and other grassroots and not for profit organizations, undertaking projects in Australia, Canada, Lesotho, Madagascar, Mexico, South Africa, Swaziland, United Kingdom, The United States and Zimbabwe. She has conceptualized and led the design and implementation of a number of programs and projects in the youth, community development and humanitarian contexts.

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Kendall is a director, writer, choreographer, producer, and performer with a background in drama for development and creative arts therapies. She is also an exhibiting visual artist.

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She is the Founder and former General/Artistic Director of Purple Dragon Theatre, Montreal, Canada and Founder and General Director of the ukuthemba Performing Arts Development Program, South Africa, The Aorta & Usine C, South Africa, IsiSthatha Performing Arts Program, South Africa, and The Montreal Musical Theatre Academy, Canada.

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Kendall has had the opportunity to produce and direct a wide range of productions and events from musical theatre to classic, contemporary, and experimental theatre, to ‘exploration’ pieces, to outreach and development theatre, music concerts to stadium events, and the many permutations and combinations therein.

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A recipient of the Young Entrepreneur Award, Quebec, Kendall has also won various awards for her work including multiple Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Choreography, and numerous writing accolades. Her work has been produced in Australia, Canada, South Africa, the United Kingdom, the USA, Greece, and China.