Leonard Chaulk - He uses everything he has got to get the job done. The late nights and obsessive days are normal for him. He is trained in the Meisner technique and incorporates the knowledge he learns from his fellow actors, directors, writers and producers, he is constantly redefining his technique. He is always happy to take on any role, and even more grateful to get on stage. He will interest you.
Sarah Ann Chisholm - Originally from Broadway NS, Sarah Ann recently moved to Vancouver BC. Her favourite credits include Dorothy Brock in CCPA's production of "42nd Street", Johanna in GGGarts, "Sweeney Todd", Peaceblosoom in "A Midsummer..", Hero in "Much Ado" Annie on Labatt Canada's "...Keith's NS Brewery Tour" and soundtrack "Songs from the Stag's Head", Rose in "The Secret Garden", Hodel in "Fiddler...", soloing with the Victoria Symphony and at the StFX Univ. X-Ring Ceremonies. After working in bio, research, healthcare and community services, Sarah Ann is passionate about applied theatre and currently facilitates Theatre for Living workshops in Victoria. Her controversial play "Spiral" was read at the CCPA playwright festival. Sarah Ann hopes to continue working with Victoria based theatre companies that she misses! She is in a touring playback theatre group for seniors with Puente Theatre, is an improvisational performer with Spilt Milk Comedy Troup, and is a children's entertainer with Island Farms. She recently finished shooting the short film "Armadillo", being the production coordinator for the short "Sunday's Child" and playing Diane in the Canadian premier of "The Little Dog Laughed" in Vancouver.
Amy Lester - Originally from Ottawa, Amy is a graduate of the Ottawa Theatre School (April 2009). She was last seen touring the Canadian Fringe Festival Circuit with an original one-woman play entitled Little White Lies (Lesser Men Productions). At the 2009 Ottawa Fringe Amy produced, co-wrote and performed in People With Principles We Never Clothed, which has been nominated for a Rideau Award for Outstanding Fringe Production. Selected Theatre: Cliantha Mischief City (Ottawa Theatre School), Woman In Green Peer Gynt (Third Wall Theatre), Aria The Fugitive Sea (Suburban Beast/Great Canadian Theatre Company) and Lenore in her original solo play Solitary Castaway (Ryerson Theatre School). Selected Film: TelecoMute (Green Cat Productions), Orange You Lovely (Electric Canary, Top 10 finalist Toronto 48 Hour Film Challenge) and various short films for Ryerson Film School and Capilano University. In 2008/09 Amy was an original participant in INFLUX; GCTCOs youth playwriting unit. A twenty-minute reading of her play Boo-hoo Boutique was performed at the 2009 Magnetic North Theatre Festival. Up next for Amy is Status Diggers; a darkly comedic short film produced by Capilano University and I Saw You at UBC Brave New Playrites Festival next month. Amy now lives in Vancouver.
Roger Seto - Roger is a graduate of Simon Fraser University and has trained in any institution that would have him. He was last seen in productions with the wonderful people at Spectral Theatre. Roger is a music fanatic and will engage any poor hapless individual in a musical discussion if it be their choosing. When not acting, he can be seen locked in his apartment drinking and trying to learn the most obscure rock song on guitar. Roger is very excited to be a part of this production and plans to walk the long and winding boulevard of broken dreams when this is all over. Thank you all for watching us!
Melissa Makeiff - Melissa grew up in a small town in the interior of BC where she spent most of her time in dance class or on the soccer field. Right after graduating she made the move to Victoria where she attended the University of Victoria to study biology. Acting was always her true passion and so finally in her second year at UVIC she started acting classes at the Screen Actors Studio with David Simmonds and John Emmet Tracy and stayed there for two years. Needless to say, she fell in love and will never be taken seriously again. Currently she is studying at Studio on the Drive with Aaron Craven and has been occupying her time with independent projects that has been an invaluable experience. Permanent is her theatre debut, and a New Years resolution that can be crossed off her list. She believes this is the next step in the developmental process of working on her art.
Willa-Lee Reid - My love for performing and creating started the moment I stepped into my first dance class at the age of 3. The years of training lead to a diploma in dance from Grant MacEwan College and a professional dance career that eventually lead me from my hometown of Edmonton to beautiful Vancouver in 2004. Since that fateful 12 hour drive west, I have transitioned into acting and expanded my artistic passion. The past five years of study, working on both theatre and independent film projects, as well as hosting two television series (one on the outdoors and adventure sports..another passion of mine!) have only increased my drive for creating and telling stories. I am thrilled to not only be back working in theatre for the first time since taking time off to travel to Europe and Africa last year, but to have the opportunity to work with such a lovely and talented cast of people!
Shane Bingham - Born and raised in Australia, Shane has lived in 17 cities on 3 continents and currently lives in Vancouver where he works as an actor. As a graduate of the Australian Academy of Dramatic Art, Shane has appeared in numerous classic, contemporary and original plays, most recently an STS Production of Shakespeare's "King Lear". When Shane isn't on stage he likes to be in the outdoors hiking, skiing or exploring the great unknown. He plans to summit Mt Kilimanjaro in June this year.