Ted Runcie
Ted Runcie is a Jamaican-Canadian composer, conductor and educator with more than 15 years experience in classical music and musical theatre in Asia; a pioneer of Taiwan’s vibrant musical theatre industry.
Kodie Rollan
Kodie Rollan is Philippine-born, Scarborough-raised, Calgary-based playwright, dramaturg, actor, and producer. Kodie is currently the Artistic Associate at Chromatic Theatre in Calgary, AB.
Jake Runeckles
Jake Runeckles is a theatre maker, musician, and advocate for positive change. He trained at George Brown Theatre School and the Birmingham Conservatory of Classical Theatre.
Luke Reece
Luke Reece is an award-winning producer, playwright, and poet. He is an artistic leader within the national arts community, advocating for engaging and nuanced storytelling.
Joseph Aragon
Joseph Aragon is a Winnipeg-based composer and playwright. A veteran of the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival, Joseph is a two-time winner of the Harry Rintoul Memorial Award for Best New Manitoban Play.
Chantal Forde
Chantal Forde is a writer and director with a passion for creating new works and taking on theatrical opportunities that challenge and inspire.
Andrew Moodie
Andrew Moodie is an Ontario-based actor/playwright/director who began his playwriting career in 1995 with his first play, Riot.
Frances Koncan (she/they)
Frances Koncan (she/they) is a two-spirit director, playwright, and dramaturge of mixed Anishinaabe and Slovene descent. She holds an MFA in Playwriting from Brooklyn College (CUNY) and half a music degree.
Ahmed Moneka
Ahmed Moneka is an Actor/musician/writer/director a multidisciplinary artist who arrived in Toronto from Baghdad five years ago and has since collaborated with many art institutions.
Andrew Broderick
Andrew Broderick is a Black artist based in Toronto, Ontario. He's performed across the country in musicals, plays, and new works; as well as creative directed/ photographed images for artists and companies.
Fatuma Adar
Fatuma Adar is a Somali-Canadian writer based in Toronto. She was long-listed in CBC’s Creative Nonfiction Prize and profiled in Up Close: Young Black Women Making Canada Better.
Kanika Ambrose
Kanika Ambrose is a playwright and librettist, currently in-residence at Cahoots Theatre, developing her play "our place." Her work has been featured at Obsidian Theatre Company, Curtis Institute of Music, Tapestry Opera, Rhubarb Festival and Toronto Fringe. Kanika is proud Artistic Producer of Paprika Festival and one of Cahoots Theatre Company's 30 for 30 theatremakers for their 30th anniversary season.
