Carson is a graduate of the Theatre Program at the University of Regina with a major in Acting and from MacEwan University’s Musical Theatre Acting Program. Past acting credits include: Ernst in Spring Awakening, Deputy Danforth in The Crucible, and a company member in The Laramie Project. In 2017 he and a group of colleagues founded The Women's Company. Carson designed the company’s first production, Love, Loss, and What I Wore, which premiered at the Regina Fringe Festival, to wide acclaim. In 2018, the production toured in Saskatchewan, Ontario, and Alberta and won several Broadway World awards including Best Design of a Play. Recently Carson has acted in the Globe Theatre’s Art Out Loud Festival, pitched to Netflix for their Original Canadian content division, and just recently finished his term as the Costume Coordinator at the Stratford Festival.

Growing up, Angeline was heavily involved in Free My Muse Theatre Company and Sacred Heart High School's drama club before taking an acting hiatus after graduation. Baby-stepping her way back into theatre, Angeline took part in Love, Loss, and What I Wore and The Man in the Brown Suit with The Women's Company of Regina. She is honoured to be a part of Carson Walliser's production, and is so excited to learn, perform, and grow with this amazing opportunity!

Rachel Walliser (she/her) is a theatre artist, playwright, and vintage wares seller originally from Swift Current, Saskatchewan. This past June, she finished her Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre and Performance with a minor in Women’s and Gender Studies at the University of Regina. Last May, Rachel’s play Breaking the Curse was produced and filmed by 25th Street Theatre & Ferré Play Theatre in Saskatoon. In 2020, Rachel began training to become an Intimacy Director under Janine Waddell at Theatrical Intimacy Laboratory (Alberta), as well as Theatrical Intimacy Education (USA). When not working, Rachel likes to spend her time collaging, reading, and eating bagels with her polydactyl cat, Goodie Hamstring.

Kevin Nguyen is a Vietnamese-Canadian artist based in Vancouver, BC. After falling in love with acting in high school, Kevin decided to further his training at Studio 58’s theatre program. He has co-created and appeared in works such as Away with Home (Miscellaneous Productions), The Bright Young Things (Risky Nights, Studio 58), Everybody (Studio 58), The Rocky Horror Show (Studio 58), Blue Stockings (Studio 58), and East Van Panto: The Little Mermaid (Theatre Replacement). Kevin was part of the 2022 Riotous Youth ensemble at Bard on the Beach and was the 2022 recipient of the United Players Andrée Karas scholarship award. He is also a playwright, having co-written The Banyan Tree, an original short play which featured at Studio’s Six of One play festival.

Julianne is thrilled to be a part of this production. She is originally from Vancouver Island and is currently attending Capilano University’s musical theatre program located in North Vancouver, entering into her third year. Her most recent part was a Kit Kat Klub girl in a production of Cabaret at Capilano University. In her spare time she likes to enjoy the outdoors, whether it be hiking or gardening as well as spending time with family and friends. She is excited to work with the other artists and hopes you all enjoy the show.

Megan is a graduate of MacEwan University’s Theatre Arts program and is currently in her third year of the University of Alberta's Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting. Although Megan is attending school in Edmonton, she is from Vancouver Island, where she first nurtured her love of performance in the local community theatre. Megan has a passion for music, dance, and participating in the development of new work with emerging artists. Some of her favourite past roles include Penelope Pennywise in Urinetown and Sister Mary Ignatius in Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You.

Jane is an actor, writer, and multi-disciplinary theatre artist who grew up and currently resides in Langenburg, SK. She studied acting at the University of Regina and is a graduate of George Brown Theatre School in Toronto. Favourite previous work includes Love, Loss, and What I Wore (The Women’s Company), The Learned Ladies, and Metamorphosis (George Brown). Jane is excited to be working as a part of the arts community in Saskatchewan. She would like to thank her family and partner for their support and love.

Kahlan is an emerging Stage Manager based in Edmonton, Alberta. She graduated from Macewan University’s Theatre Production program in 2020 and has been making her way up to Equity status ever since. Select past credits include; Apprentice Stage Manager for Tosca, Orphée+, Stabat Mater (Edmonton Opera), Stage Managing Passeport (L’Uni Théâtre), Kiss Me, Kate! (Foote in the Door Productions), and Brigadoon (ELOPE Musical Theatre). Kahlan is so excited to be Stage Managing “Annette is a Bimbo!” and can’t wait for you to see it. Enjoy the show!

Landon Walliser is a producer and director currently based in Regina, SK. He has recently been found working as the Artistic Directing Intern at Regina’s Globe Theatre, while also working as the co-founder and Creative Administrator of On Cue Performance Hub and as the Producer for The Women’s Company. He also serves as the Treasurer of the Saskatchewan Playwrights’ Centre.

He is a multi-award-winning artist, receiving two of the three BroadwayWorld Awards for The Women’s Company’s Edmonton production of Love, Loss, and What I Wore (Best Play & Best Touring Production), a Best of Venue Award from the Hamilton Fringe Festival, and a Young Man of the Year Award from Queen City Pride recognizing his contributions to the LGBTQ+ community in southern Saskatchewan in 2012.

In 2022, he was selected as one of CBC Saskatchewan's Future 40, an award recognizing young Saskatchewanians who are making a difference in their communities. They represent Saskatchewan's best and brightest young leaders, thinkers, builders and change-makers.

William Hales is a tenured Lecturer for the University of Regina Theatre Department. He teaches technical direction, stage and production management, lighting, audio and rigging. Bill works with The Only Animal Theatre in Vancouver and designed the lighting for The Only Animal's NiX, winning a Betty Mitchell award for outstanding lighting design in Calgary. Designed the set and lighting for The Only Animal’s Nothing But Sky, which won a Jessie Richardson Award in Vancouver for Excellence in Design in 2014. His latest lighting design was for the Canadian premiere of Slime and was nominated for a Jessie Richardson award.

Des'ree Gray is a Toronto based Costume Designer with experience in film and theatre. She is a graduate of Toronto Metropolitan University's Production Design Program and takes pride in her abilities in all stages of the design process.

Work: Assistant Costume Designer for Otîhêw (Shakespeare in the Ruff); Assistant Costume Designer for Little Women (Stratford Festival); Assistant Costume Designer for 1851: Spirit & Voice (SoulPepper Theatre); Designer for Designing The Revolution (Theatre Passe Muraille); Costume Designer for Chloe=Catalyst (Culchaworks Art Collective); Key Makeup Artist for The Barber of Seville (UofT Opera); Head of Wardrobe and Makeup for Transform T.O (ARCA Productions)

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