Playwright / Actor - EMMI

Bonnie Duff is Finnish-Canadian theatre artist, who works as a performer, playwright, producer, and arts administrator. Bonnie holds a BFA in Acting from the University of British Columbia, where she was the recipient of the Joy Coghill Award in Acting, and attended the Preliminary Acting Course at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, England. She has worked as an actor, director, educator and more with organizations such as Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival, UpintheAir Theatre, Carousel Theatre for Young People, Shifting Ground Collective, KidSafe Productions, Shakespeare in Action, and many, many Fringe festivals over the years. As an arts administrator, she has worked with Crow’s Theatre, Guild Festival Theatre, Arts Umbrella, Bravo Academy, and others. Her playwriting has been supported with grants from the Ontario Arts Council and Canada Council for the Arts. In her artistry, Bonnie aims to facilitate the experiences of boundless curiosity for audiences and creatives. 

Director / Co-Producer

Michelle Blight is an “all-around theatre artist,” Clown, and goofball currently based in Toronto. Her creative work is  driven by a desire to build and maintain communities of all shapes and sizes. She is a firm believer in the power of jokes and lives for small, intimate moments onstage and off. Michelle is one half of CAMP MENSES and one cup of PEEP SHOW - both projects have been supported through the OAC. She likely has a million other things on the go, or nothing at all. Michelle holds an Honours BFA in Acting from the University of Windsor.

Stage Manager / Co-Producer

Sabrina is a stage manager, producer, and multidisciplinary theatre artist. She graduated from the University of Toronto’s Centre for Drama, Theatre & Performance Studies in 2022, and has since worked with such companies as Canadian Stage, Crow’s Theatre, Musical Stage Company, Nowadays Theatre Company, and Theatre by the Bay.

Recent stage management credits include Bad Roads (Apprentice Stage Manager, Crow’s Theatre), Earworm (Stage Manager, Crow’s Theatre), Maanomaa; My Brother (Rehearsal Assistant Stage Manager, Canadian Stage / Bluebird Theatre Collective), The Gray: A Wilde Musical In Concert (Stage Manager, Hart House Theatre), and Gulp (Stage Manager / Producer, Toronto Fringe 2024)

Lighting Design

Mathilda (She/They) is a Tkaronto based Lighting Designer, Theatre Maker, and Canadian Green Alliance 2024 Green Mentorship Recipient. She is a Queer second generation Canadian of Scottish, Indian, German, and Guyanese descent. She attended Toronto Metropolitan University for Performance Production and Design. Within their practice they are focused on exploring the boundaries of ‘designable space’ in theatre, they take a collaborative approach to creation and care greatly for fostering long term creative relationships.

Sound Design / Compositions

Jake Schindler is a Toronto based composer, music director, and orchestrator. From large commercial theatre to Fringe shows, Jake works on projects that are music-forward and use music to tell stories in new and interesting ways.

Recently, he has worked on two Dora-nominated shows (Mirvish, Mixtape Productions), three TO Fringe Patron’s Pick musicals, is completing a cast recording of his show "Ursa, A Folk Musical", was the 2023 Associate Keyboard Programmer at the Stratford and Shaw Festivals, and is a music director at The Second City (Toronto) and Comedy Bar Danforth.

Check out more of his work: jakeschindler.com.

Production / Scenic Design

A scenic artist, set and props designer, and children’s book illustrator, Meredith Wolting’s artistic style ripples with notes of fairy-tale magic and bold colours. Her work in brand and graphic design ranges from logo creation to album art and merchandise, including a postcard for the Toronto Hilton Hotel and a limited-edition T-shirt for the Toronto Maple Leafs. She is the illustrator of The A-G Piano Book Series as well as Opera Atelier's series of student resource comic books. Meredith strives to empower the next generation of artists and is pursuing her passion for arts education as a teaching artist in design at Bravo Academy and at the Canadian Opera Company.