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JUSTINE CARGO
Justine is delighted to be working with Angelwalk Theatre as we celebrate 10 years. Previously Justine Stage Managed Beauty and The Beast with Angelwalk. Other credits include; Dora Award winning show Tough Jews, Welcome To The Bunker (Nominated for Best New Work My Entertainment World), Tita Jokes (Outstanding Comedy Award, Outstanding Production and Ensemble-NOW Magazine), Mockingbird Close (Listed as Top 10 Theatre shows in Toronto of 2017), Christopher Wilson’s; Two Kittens and A Kid (NYC, Edinburgh, Toronto), and Confessions of a Redheaded Coffee Shop Girl (UK Tour) Justine is currently working on Urinetown and her third season with Toronto Musical Concerts. Thanks for supporting Indie Theatre!
Justine is delighted to be working with Angelwalk Theatre as we celebrate 10 years. Previously Justine Stage Managed Beauty and The Beast with Angelwalk. Other credits include; Dora Award winning show Tough Jews, Welcome To The Bunker (Nominated for Best New Work My Entertainment World), Tita Jokes (Outstanding Comedy Award, Outstanding Production and Ensemble-NOW Magazine), Mockingbird Close (Listed as Top 10 Theatre shows in Toronto of 2017), Christopher Wilson’s; Two Kittens and A Kid (NYC, Edinburgh, Toronto), and Confessions of a Redheaded Coffee Shop Girl (UK Tour) Justine is currently working on Urinetown and her third season with Toronto Musical Concerts. Thanks for supporting Indie Theatre!
KEN CHAMBERLAND
Equity Actors union. Some of the highlights from his career include: Michael in Tick, Tick, BOOM! (Angelwalk Theatre), Matthew in the Toronto debut of Altar Boyz (Toronto Centre for the Performing Arts), chorus in Aida with the Canadian Opera Company (Four Seasons), Frankie in Plaid Tidings (Neptune Theatre), Jack Scott with Drayton's High School Musical (2009 and 2010), Prince Charming with Disney Cruise Lines, and Frederic in Pirates of Penzance (Operetta Confidential, 2017). Through his passion and enthusiasm for the voice, Ken has found a love of teaching and instructing many up and coming performers, and coaching, adjudicating and providing master classes for current professionals. Ken is very excited to be continuing his teaching at two leading colleges for Music Theatre Performance – Sheridan College (Oakville), and St. Clair College (Windsor). He has recently completed his Masters at Wilfred Laurier University in Community Music.
Equity Actors union. Some of the highlights from his career include: Michael in Tick, Tick, BOOM! (Angelwalk Theatre), Matthew in the Toronto debut of Altar Boyz (Toronto Centre for the Performing Arts), chorus in Aida with the Canadian Opera Company (Four Seasons), Frankie in Plaid Tidings (Neptune Theatre), Jack Scott with Drayton's High School Musical (2009 and 2010), Prince Charming with Disney Cruise Lines, and Frederic in Pirates of Penzance (Operetta Confidential, 2017). Through his passion and enthusiasm for the voice, Ken has found a love of teaching and instructing many up and coming performers, and coaching, adjudicating and providing master classes for current professionals. Ken is very excited to be continuing his teaching at two leading colleges for Music Theatre Performance – Sheridan College (Oakville), and St. Clair College (Windsor). He has recently completed his Masters at Wilfred Laurier University in Community Music.
JAY DAVIS
Jay was recently a member of the cast of Dear Evan Hansen in Toronto. Other Toronto credits include: Next to Normal (Tarragon/Clearwater), I Love You Because (Angelwalk), and Assassins (Birdland) West End credits: Miss Saigon (Cameron Mackintosh) and Jesus Christ Superstar (Really Useful Group) Selected Canadian credits: Bittergirl-The Musical (Charlottetown/Citadel) Floyd Collins (Talk Is Free/Patrick Street) Mamma Mia (Neptune) TV credits: Designated Survivor, The Handmaid’s Tale, and Warner Bros Titans.
Jay was recently a member of the cast of Dear Evan Hansen in Toronto. Other Toronto credits include: Next to Normal (Tarragon/Clearwater), I Love You Because (Angelwalk), and Assassins (Birdland) West End credits: Miss Saigon (Cameron Mackintosh) and Jesus Christ Superstar (Really Useful Group) Selected Canadian credits: Bittergirl-The Musical (Charlottetown/Citadel) Floyd Collins (Talk Is Free/Patrick Street) Mamma Mia (Neptune) TV credits: Designated Survivor, The Handmaid’s Tale, and Warner Bros Titans.
MICHAEL DE ROSE
Born and raised in Toronto, Michael has performed across the US and Canada. Most recently Toronto audiences saw him in Reprint (The Musical Stage Co.), as Sugarbum in Ross Petty's The Wizard of Oz (Elgin) and in Grease as Vince Fontaine and the Teen Angel (Winter Garden). Other select recent credits include: Freaky Friday (Theatre Aquarius) Jukebox Hero (Annerin), Return to Grace (Fallsview), Rock of Ages (Stage West Calgary; Betty nomination Best Supporting Actor), US National tours of Godspell and Saturday Night Fever, Legends of Rock n' Roll, Aladdin (Drayton Entertainment), My Dinner with Casey Donovan (TPM), Blood Ties (Edinburgh Fringe), Queen for a Day (YST), Avenue Q (STC), Wizard of Oz (Globe), I Love You Because... (Angelwalk). Working with Angelwalk Theatre has been one of the highlights of Michael's work in the industry, he is absolutely thrilled to be celebrating 10 years of this fabulous company's work tonight. Thank you for supporting live theatre!
Born and raised in Toronto, Michael has performed across the US and Canada. Most recently Toronto audiences saw him in Reprint (The Musical Stage Co.), as Sugarbum in Ross Petty's The Wizard of Oz (Elgin) and in Grease as Vince Fontaine and the Teen Angel (Winter Garden). Other select recent credits include: Freaky Friday (Theatre Aquarius) Jukebox Hero (Annerin), Return to Grace (Fallsview), Rock of Ages (Stage West Calgary; Betty nomination Best Supporting Actor), US National tours of Godspell and Saturday Night Fever, Legends of Rock n' Roll, Aladdin (Drayton Entertainment), My Dinner with Casey Donovan (TPM), Blood Ties (Edinburgh Fringe), Queen for a Day (YST), Avenue Q (STC), Wizard of Oz (Globe), I Love You Because... (Angelwalk). Working with Angelwalk Theatre has been one of the highlights of Michael's work in the industry, he is absolutely thrilled to be celebrating 10 years of this fabulous company's work tonight. Thank you for supporting live theatre!
JAKE DEETH
Jake was born and raised in Sudbury, Ontario, and currently resides in Toronto as of 2013. Jake is a graduate of George Brown Theatre School. Select theatre credits: Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar, Javert in Les Miserable, Will in American Idiot, Edna Turnblad in Hairspray, Beast in Beauty and the Beast, Joe in Merrily We Roll Along, Dad in Violet, Max in The Sound of Music, Harry in MAMMA MIA! (YES Theatre), Mephistopheles in Faust: A New Musical Adaptation (Theatre By The Bay), Seymon in The Suicide (George Brown Theatre School), Five in Black Dog: 4 vs. The World (Sudbury Theatre School), and Townshend in Geography of Fire (a new play my Colleen Murphy). Jake is the proud Associate Artistic Director of YES Theatre and has just made his directorial debut with the company in James and the Giant Peach The Musical.
Jake was born and raised in Sudbury, Ontario, and currently resides in Toronto as of 2013. Jake is a graduate of George Brown Theatre School. Select theatre credits: Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar, Javert in Les Miserable, Will in American Idiot, Edna Turnblad in Hairspray, Beast in Beauty and the Beast, Joe in Merrily We Roll Along, Dad in Violet, Max in The Sound of Music, Harry in MAMMA MIA! (YES Theatre), Mephistopheles in Faust: A New Musical Adaptation (Theatre By The Bay), Seymon in The Suicide (George Brown Theatre School), Five in Black Dog: 4 vs. The World (Sudbury Theatre School), and Townshend in Geography of Fire (a new play my Colleen Murphy). Jake is the proud Associate Artistic Director of YES Theatre and has just made his directorial debut with the company in James and the Giant Peach The Musical.
TIM FRENCH
As a proud member of the Angelwalk Theatre family, Tim directed and choreographed ALTAR BOYZ and [title of show] – yes, that is actually the title – and is very happy to be a part of this evening's celebration. Elsewhere he has directed and/or choreographed at: Shaw Festival, Soulpepper, Citadel, MTC, The Grand, Drayton Entertainment, Musical Stage Productions, Harold Green Jewish Theatre, Stage West. Some his most celebrated productions include: DREAMGIRLS, EVITA, GUYS & DOLLS, CAROLINE OR CHANGE, TICK TICK BOOM, THE FANTASTICS, CABARET, THE WEDDING SINGER, FOOTLOOSE, THE JAZZ SINGER, HAIR, THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD, THE SOUND OF MUSIC, CAMELOT and A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC. He was most recently the Resident Director of DEAR EVAN HANSEN for Toronto Mirvish Productions, and previously for THE PRODUCERS and DIRTY DANCING. Over the years his work has been nominated for Dora Mavor Moore Awards, Betty Mitchell and Sterling Awards, the Calgary Critics Awards, and Broadway.com.
As a proud member of the Angelwalk Theatre family, Tim directed and choreographed ALTAR BOYZ and [title of show] – yes, that is actually the title – and is very happy to be a part of this evening's celebration. Elsewhere he has directed and/or choreographed at: Shaw Festival, Soulpepper, Citadel, MTC, The Grand, Drayton Entertainment, Musical Stage Productions, Harold Green Jewish Theatre, Stage West. Some his most celebrated productions include: DREAMGIRLS, EVITA, GUYS & DOLLS, CAROLINE OR CHANGE, TICK TICK BOOM, THE FANTASTICS, CABARET, THE WEDDING SINGER, FOOTLOOSE, THE JAZZ SINGER, HAIR, THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD, THE SOUND OF MUSIC, CAMELOT and A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC. He was most recently the Resident Director of DEAR EVAN HANSEN for Toronto Mirvish Productions, and previously for THE PRODUCERS and DIRTY DANCING. Over the years his work has been nominated for Dora Mavor Moore Awards, Betty Mitchell and Sterling Awards, the Calgary Critics Awards, and Broadway.com.
DAVID HOHL
David is ecstatic to be back onstage for Angelwalk’s 10th Anniversary! He stopped performing professionally in 2012, shortly after his debut with Angelwalk Theatre. Performing is still his passion, and he has since pursued a career as a Flight Attendant. On the side David gets his stage time as a drag performer in many venues in the Toronto area. David is a graduate of the Sheridan College Music Theatre Program, and highlights of his career include: Off Broadway On Stage (Angelwalk) - of course, Legally Blonde (LOT), The Drowsy Chaperone and Once Upon a Mattress (Theatre Sheridan) and a small online commercial with TD Canada Trust. He is so happy to be here doing what he loves. Thank you to Angelwalk for this amazing opportunity, and for the many amazing opportunities it has given young and emerging artists!
David is ecstatic to be back onstage for Angelwalk’s 10th Anniversary! He stopped performing professionally in 2012, shortly after his debut with Angelwalk Theatre. Performing is still his passion, and he has since pursued a career as a Flight Attendant. On the side David gets his stage time as a drag performer in many venues in the Toronto area. David is a graduate of the Sheridan College Music Theatre Program, and highlights of his career include: Off Broadway On Stage (Angelwalk) - of course, Legally Blonde (LOT), The Drowsy Chaperone and Once Upon a Mattress (Theatre Sheridan) and a small online commercial with TD Canada Trust. He is so happy to be here doing what he loves. Thank you to Angelwalk for this amazing opportunity, and for the many amazing opportunities it has given young and emerging artists!
KELLY HOLIFF
Kelly is thrilled to be back on stage with one of her favourite theatre companies, Angelwalk. Kelly is a popular cabaret and concert performer. Some of Kelly's favourite moments as a performer have been, touring North America with Colm Wilkinson, as his special guest, opening for President Bush and President Clinton and being a voice for The Heart and Stroke Foundation. Kelly has taken on the roles of icons such as Rosemary Clooney and Janis Joplin. Selected theatre credits; Knishes and Grits (Harold Green), Priscilla (Drayton), Aldonza in Man Of La Mancha (Drayton), Uncovered (Musical Stage Company), Ursula in The Little Mermaid (Drayton), Everybody’s Got A Story (Angelwalk), Taking The A Train (Soulpepper), Ms. Stacy in Anne of Green Gables (Charlottetown), Sound of Music (Aquarius), The Full Monty (Aquarius), Hairspray (Capitol). Up next, Kelly will be taking on the role of Captain Hook in Peter Pan, at Neptune Theatre.
Kelly is thrilled to be back on stage with one of her favourite theatre companies, Angelwalk. Kelly is a popular cabaret and concert performer. Some of Kelly's favourite moments as a performer have been, touring North America with Colm Wilkinson, as his special guest, opening for President Bush and President Clinton and being a voice for The Heart and Stroke Foundation. Kelly has taken on the roles of icons such as Rosemary Clooney and Janis Joplin. Selected theatre credits; Knishes and Grits (Harold Green), Priscilla (Drayton), Aldonza in Man Of La Mancha (Drayton), Uncovered (Musical Stage Company), Ursula in The Little Mermaid (Drayton), Everybody’s Got A Story (Angelwalk), Taking The A Train (Soulpepper), Ms. Stacy in Anne of Green Gables (Charlottetown), Sound of Music (Aquarius), The Full Monty (Aquarius), Hairspray (Capitol). Up next, Kelly will be taking on the role of Captain Hook in Peter Pan, at Neptune Theatre.
WILL LAMOND
Will is so happy to be back with the Angelwalk gang after appearing in Off-Broadway On Stage in 2011 and Stars of David in 2014. Other theatre credits include: Guys and Dolls, Lady Windermere's Fan (Shaw Festival); I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change, Funny Girl (Segal Centre); Crazy for You (Citadel Theatre/Theatre Calgary); Back in ’59 (Magnus Theatre); Anne and Gilbert (RuBarb Prod., Moose Jaw); Othello, A Midsummer Night's Dream (St. Lawrence Shakespeare Fest); Blood Brothers (Rose Theatre). TV: Forbidden: Dying for Love, Alice, Fuzzy Tales. Will is a graduate of Sheridan’s Music Theatre - Performance program, and is currently working on his Master of Environmental Studies in Urban Planning at York University.
Will is so happy to be back with the Angelwalk gang after appearing in Off-Broadway On Stage in 2011 and Stars of David in 2014. Other theatre credits include: Guys and Dolls, Lady Windermere's Fan (Shaw Festival); I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change, Funny Girl (Segal Centre); Crazy for You (Citadel Theatre/Theatre Calgary); Back in ’59 (Magnus Theatre); Anne and Gilbert (RuBarb Prod., Moose Jaw); Othello, A Midsummer Night's Dream (St. Lawrence Shakespeare Fest); Blood Brothers (Rose Theatre). TV: Forbidden: Dying for Love, Alice, Fuzzy Tales. Will is a graduate of Sheridan’s Music Theatre - Performance program, and is currently working on his Master of Environmental Studies in Urban Planning at York University.
CONNIE MANFREDI
Connie Manfredi graduated from The Second City Conservatory in October 2018 and was nominated for the prestigious Tim Sims Encouragement Fund Award. She was most recently seen on The Second City stage as an understudy for She The People and is now a member of their 2019/2020 House Co. Originally from Winnipeg, she has an Honours Degree in Acting from the U of W and has been calling Toronto home since the fall of 2017. Selected credits: Bad Jews (WJT), Mr Burns, a post-electric play (DTC) and of course, Ordinary Days (Angelwalk).
Connie Manfredi graduated from The Second City Conservatory in October 2018 and was nominated for the prestigious Tim Sims Encouragement Fund Award. She was most recently seen on The Second City stage as an understudy for She The People and is now a member of their 2019/2020 House Co. Originally from Winnipeg, she has an Honours Degree in Acting from the U of W and has been calling Toronto home since the fall of 2017. Selected credits: Bad Jews (WJT), Mr Burns, a post-electric play (DTC) and of course, Ordinary Days (Angelwalk).
ADRIAN MARCHUK
A veteran of Canadian stages, Adrian played Frankie Valli in the Toronto and Las Vegas productions of Jersey Boys. Other notable roles include Fabrizio in The Light in the Piazza, Joseph in Dreamcoat, Gilbert Blythe in Anne & Gilbert, and Lenny in the world premiere of The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz. He is the creator and lead performer in a series of musical theatre documentary concert shows currently scheduled to tour around Ontario in 2019: Any Dream Will Do: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, A Whole New World: The Musical Magic of Alan Menken, Over The Rainbow: The Harold Arlen Story, and The Sweetest Sounds: The Richard Rodgers Legacy.
www.adrianmarchuk.com
A veteran of Canadian stages, Adrian played Frankie Valli in the Toronto and Las Vegas productions of Jersey Boys. Other notable roles include Fabrizio in The Light in the Piazza, Joseph in Dreamcoat, Gilbert Blythe in Anne & Gilbert, and Lenny in the world premiere of The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz. He is the creator and lead performer in a series of musical theatre documentary concert shows currently scheduled to tour around Ontario in 2019: Any Dream Will Do: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, A Whole New World: The Musical Magic of Alan Menken, Over The Rainbow: The Harold Arlen Story, and The Sweetest Sounds: The Richard Rodgers Legacy.
www.adrianmarchuk.com
STEWART ADAM MCKENSY
Originally from Richmond Hill, Stewart is excited to help celebrate 10 years of Angelwalk Theatre. One of his favorite experiences was with Angelwalk’s production of Songs for A New World. Upcoming Stewart will be playing Bus/Dryer in Caroline, or Change at the Winter Garden with Musical Stage Company and then back in high heels next year as Lola in Kinky Boots at the Arts Club. Selected credits include: Brigadoon, The Horse and His Boy, Me and My Girl, 1837: The Farmers’ Revolt, Ragtime, Trouble in Tahiti (Shaw Festival); Lola/Angel in Kinky Boots, The Wizard of Oz (U.S National Tour/Mirvish); Hairspray, The Producers (Mirvish); Beast in Beauty and the Beast, James and the Giant Peach, (YPT); Sebastian in The Little Mermaid, The Buddy Holly Story (Globe Theatre).
Originally from Richmond Hill, Stewart is excited to help celebrate 10 years of Angelwalk Theatre. One of his favorite experiences was with Angelwalk’s production of Songs for A New World. Upcoming Stewart will be playing Bus/Dryer in Caroline, or Change at the Winter Garden with Musical Stage Company and then back in high heels next year as Lola in Kinky Boots at the Arts Club. Selected credits include: Brigadoon, The Horse and His Boy, Me and My Girl, 1837: The Farmers’ Revolt, Ragtime, Trouble in Tahiti (Shaw Festival); Lola/Angel in Kinky Boots, The Wizard of Oz (U.S National Tour/Mirvish); Hairspray, The Producers (Mirvish); Beast in Beauty and the Beast, James and the Giant Peach, (YPT); Sebastian in The Little Mermaid, The Buddy Holly Story (Globe Theatre).
ADRIENNE MERRELL
Adrienne is delighted to be supporting Angelwalk at 10, an organization that has provided opportunities for students, emerging artists and professional artists, and has mounted outstanding productions over the past ten years. Some theatre credits include: Mary Flynn in Merrily We Roll Along (YES Theatre); Elizabeth in Young Frankenstein (Stage West); Columbia in The Rocky Horror Show (Citadel Theatre); Regina in Rock of Ages (Mirvish Productions); The Boys in the Photograph (Mirvish/RMTC); The Last Five Years (Angelwalk); Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz (Grand Theatre); and Hair (Canadian Stage). Film/TV credits include: Home for Harvest; A Deadly View; Dark Rising; Odd Squad; I, Martin Short, Goes Home and Jesus Henry Christ. Adrienne also regularly performs the anthems for both the Toronto Argos and the Toronto Blue Jays.
Adrienne is delighted to be supporting Angelwalk at 10, an organization that has provided opportunities for students, emerging artists and professional artists, and has mounted outstanding productions over the past ten years. Some theatre credits include: Mary Flynn in Merrily We Roll Along (YES Theatre); Elizabeth in Young Frankenstein (Stage West); Columbia in The Rocky Horror Show (Citadel Theatre); Regina in Rock of Ages (Mirvish Productions); The Boys in the Photograph (Mirvish/RMTC); The Last Five Years (Angelwalk); Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz (Grand Theatre); and Hair (Canadian Stage). Film/TV credits include: Home for Harvest; A Deadly View; Dark Rising; Odd Squad; I, Martin Short, Goes Home and Jesus Henry Christ. Adrienne also regularly performs the anthems for both the Toronto Argos and the Toronto Blue Jays.
NUG NAHRGANG
Nug has worked with Second City in the Canadian National Touring Company, corporate events, and on Norwegian Cruise Lines. Nug was featured in Evil Dead: The Musical, Night of the Living Dead Live, and in a hit run of Cannibal! The Musical. Nug has won 3 Canadian Comedy Awards and is a producer and performer on the improvised comedy podcast Illusionoid. He also talks about all things related to World Wrestling Entertainment on Sportsnets360’s Aftermath.
Nug has worked with Second City in the Canadian National Touring Company, corporate events, and on Norwegian Cruise Lines. Nug was featured in Evil Dead: The Musical, Night of the Living Dead Live, and in a hit run of Cannibal! The Musical. Nug has won 3 Canadian Comedy Awards and is a producer and performer on the improvised comedy podcast Illusionoid. He also talks about all things related to World Wrestling Entertainment on Sportsnets360’s Aftermath.
JEN SHUBER
Jen is a director, writer and choreographer. Jen is a graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of The Arts, London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, Lyric and Book Labs at NMI and is an alumnus of the Johnny Mercer Writer's Colony at Goodspeed Musicals. She has worked for Soulpepper, Tarragon Theatre, Young People’s Theatre, Theatre Passe Muraille, Harold Green Jewish Theatre, Angelwalk and many more. She is the book writer of The Journey That Saved Curious George which has recently completed the ASCAP/Stephen Schwartz workshop in Toronto, a residency at Interlochen Centre for the Arts, the Canadian Musical Theatre Project at Sheridan College and the Margret and H.A. Rey residency from the Curious George Foundation. In 2013 Jen was nominated for the Siminovitch Prize in directing and has also been a multiple time Mike Ockrent Fellowship and Dora award nominee. Please follow: @shuberjen and visit: www.jenshuber.com
Jen is a director, writer and choreographer. Jen is a graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of The Arts, London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, Lyric and Book Labs at NMI and is an alumnus of the Johnny Mercer Writer's Colony at Goodspeed Musicals. She has worked for Soulpepper, Tarragon Theatre, Young People’s Theatre, Theatre Passe Muraille, Harold Green Jewish Theatre, Angelwalk and many more. She is the book writer of The Journey That Saved Curious George which has recently completed the ASCAP/Stephen Schwartz workshop in Toronto, a residency at Interlochen Centre for the Arts, the Canadian Musical Theatre Project at Sheridan College and the Margret and H.A. Rey residency from the Curious George Foundation. In 2013 Jen was nominated for the Siminovitch Prize in directing and has also been a multiple time Mike Ockrent Fellowship and Dora award nominee. Please follow: @shuberjen and visit: www.jenshuber.com
OLIVIA SINCLAIR-BRISBANE
Theatre Credits (Selected): M.C. in Cabaret, Apollo Singer in Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story, Rusty in Footloose, Reno Sweeney in Anything Goes, Orphan July in Annie (The Grand Theatre); Dyanne in Million Dollar Quartet (Capitol Theatre); Sophie in MAMMA MIA! (Rainbow Stage); Beauty and The Beast: In Concert (Angelwalk Theatre); And Then…She Did! (Goldenberg Productions); How to Succeed In Business, Footloose, In the Heights (Theatre Sheridan); Mona in Small Wonder (Canadian Musical Theatre Project); Judith! (Stratford Springworks Festival). Olivia is so happy to be a part of Angelwalk Theatre's Anniversary! She is so happy to celebrate the great work this company has done over the years. She thanks her fellow artists, family and friends for believing in her. Especially her loving partner Stephen for always supporting her.
Theatre Credits (Selected): M.C. in Cabaret, Apollo Singer in Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story, Rusty in Footloose, Reno Sweeney in Anything Goes, Orphan July in Annie (The Grand Theatre); Dyanne in Million Dollar Quartet (Capitol Theatre); Sophie in MAMMA MIA! (Rainbow Stage); Beauty and The Beast: In Concert (Angelwalk Theatre); And Then…She Did! (Goldenberg Productions); How to Succeed In Business, Footloose, In the Heights (Theatre Sheridan); Mona in Small Wonder (Canadian Musical Theatre Project); Judith! (Stratford Springworks Festival). Olivia is so happy to be a part of Angelwalk Theatre's Anniversary! She is so happy to celebrate the great work this company has done over the years. She thanks her fellow artists, family and friends for believing in her. Especially her loving partner Stephen for always supporting her.
PAULA WOLFSON
Paula is a Dora Mavor Moore Award-winning theatre artist with over 40 years worth of appearances over much of the North American continent from “mega musical” tours to small shows in towns you’ve perhaps never heard of. For the curious: www.paulawolfson.com. Paula conducts Singing With Parkinson’s in partnership with the Canadian Opera Company and Ryerson University’s Smartlab, and sings regularly with residents in long-term care. She is also the regular Cantorial Soloist at Shir Libeynu.
Paula is a Dora Mavor Moore Award-winning theatre artist with over 40 years worth of appearances over much of the North American continent from “mega musical” tours to small shows in towns you’ve perhaps never heard of. For the curious: www.paulawolfson.com. Paula conducts Singing With Parkinson’s in partnership with the Canadian Opera Company and Ryerson University’s Smartlab, and sings regularly with residents in long-term care. She is also the regular Cantorial Soloist at Shir Libeynu.
JOSEPH ZITA
Joseph is a Toronto based actor, singer, and theatre artist. He was most recently seen as A Young Student and the Baroness De Huë in Lilies at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre. Credits for Angelwalk include: Beauty and the Beast: In Concert (Chip) and production assistant for Any Dream Will Do. Select Credits: Picture This(Soulpepper), Richard III (Shakespeare BASH’d), Kitsault (first public reading, Al Green Theatre), B!tch Island: The Musical (Hamilton Fringe Festival), Maddie’s Karaoke Birthday Party, And Then...She Did!, Jay and Shilo’s Sibling Revelry (Toronto Fringe Festival). Upcoming: Peter Pan (Neptune Theatre). In addition to his work on stage, Joseph is a proud member of Shakespeare in the Ruff’s Board of Directors. He is graduate of the University of Windsor’s BFA Acting Program, and the Stella Adler Studio’s Musical Theatre Intensive in New York City. Joseph is honoured be part of Angelwalk Theatre’s 10th Anniversary Celebrations, having been one of the first audience members to attended Altar Boyz on a high school field trip, ten years ago!
Joseph is a Toronto based actor, singer, and theatre artist. He was most recently seen as A Young Student and the Baroness De Huë in Lilies at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre. Credits for Angelwalk include: Beauty and the Beast: In Concert (Chip) and production assistant for Any Dream Will Do. Select Credits: Picture This(Soulpepper), Richard III (Shakespeare BASH’d), Kitsault (first public reading, Al Green Theatre), B!tch Island: The Musical (Hamilton Fringe Festival), Maddie’s Karaoke Birthday Party, And Then...She Did!, Jay and Shilo’s Sibling Revelry (Toronto Fringe Festival). Upcoming: Peter Pan (Neptune Theatre). In addition to his work on stage, Joseph is a proud member of Shakespeare in the Ruff’s Board of Directors. He is graduate of the University of Windsor’s BFA Acting Program, and the Stella Adler Studio’s Musical Theatre Intensive in New York City. Joseph is honoured be part of Angelwalk Theatre’s 10th Anniversary Celebrations, having been one of the first audience members to attended Altar Boyz on a high school field trip, ten years ago!
MUSIC DIRECTED BY...
MARK CAMILLERI
Mark’s theatre credits include “THE TOXIC AVENGER”, “MAMMA MIA”, “DIRTY DANCING”, “THE LORAX”, “FUNNY GIRL”, “CATS”, “WEST SIDE STORY” and the World Premiere of “JUKEBOX HERO”, “QUEEN FOR A DAY” and “PROM QUEEN”. Mark’s concert credits include “THE PRIESTS”, “THE CANADIAN SONGWRITERS HALL OF FAME GALA”, the “CANADIAN SCREEN ACTOR AWARDS”, “THE CANADIAN TENORS PBS SPECIAL”, and has shared the stage with Il Divo, Celine Dion, Sting, Eric Clapton, Seth MacFarland Andrea Bocelli, Paul Anka, Sheryl Crow, Sarah McLachlan, David Foster, Annie Lennox, Audra McDonald, The Canadian Tenors, Herbie Hancock, Johnny Reid and Jim Cuddy. In 2016, Mark co-founded PODIUM Concert Productions, bringing shows like “THE SECRET GARDEN” and “NINE” to the stage with full orchestra. Mark also owns and operates his own recording studio IMAGINE Sound Studios. and his Recording/Producer credits include his own CD “Mark Camilleri and the CT Project” as well as working with Jeff Healey, Jason Priestly, Quartetto Gelatto, Marvin Hamlisch, Alan Thicke as well as various CDs for Somerset Entertainment. T.V. and Radio credits include composing and recording commercials and corporate videos for Cosmopolitan Magazine, Johnny Walker, General Mills, Microsoft, General Motors as well as scoring documentaries for the History Channel and TLC. Mark was also part of the creative team for both seasons of “Triple Sensation” (Produced by CBC/Garth Drabinsky).
Mark’s theatre credits include “THE TOXIC AVENGER”, “MAMMA MIA”, “DIRTY DANCING”, “THE LORAX”, “FUNNY GIRL”, “CATS”, “WEST SIDE STORY” and the World Premiere of “JUKEBOX HERO”, “QUEEN FOR A DAY” and “PROM QUEEN”. Mark’s concert credits include “THE PRIESTS”, “THE CANADIAN SONGWRITERS HALL OF FAME GALA”, the “CANADIAN SCREEN ACTOR AWARDS”, “THE CANADIAN TENORS PBS SPECIAL”, and has shared the stage with Il Divo, Celine Dion, Sting, Eric Clapton, Seth MacFarland Andrea Bocelli, Paul Anka, Sheryl Crow, Sarah McLachlan, David Foster, Annie Lennox, Audra McDonald, The Canadian Tenors, Herbie Hancock, Johnny Reid and Jim Cuddy. In 2016, Mark co-founded PODIUM Concert Productions, bringing shows like “THE SECRET GARDEN” and “NINE” to the stage with full orchestra. Mark also owns and operates his own recording studio IMAGINE Sound Studios. and his Recording/Producer credits include his own CD “Mark Camilleri and the CT Project” as well as working with Jeff Healey, Jason Priestly, Quartetto Gelatto, Marvin Hamlisch, Alan Thicke as well as various CDs for Somerset Entertainment. T.V. and Radio credits include composing and recording commercials and corporate videos for Cosmopolitan Magazine, Johnny Walker, General Mills, Microsoft, General Motors as well as scoring documentaries for the History Channel and TLC. Mark was also part of the creative team for both seasons of “Triple Sensation” (Produced by CBC/Garth Drabinsky).
SCOTT CHRISTIAN
Scott Christian is an award-winning musical director, composer and pianist. As a pianist, Scott has performed solo and as an accompanist for jazz, pop and classical vocalists all over Canada. As a composer, his original musical A Misfortune premiered at the 2017 Charlottetown Festival. His first two shows were both part of the Toronto Summerworks Festival - Hero & Leander (2011) and Through the Gates (2012). Selected Musical Director credits include two seasons at the Charlottetown Festival; Once, Shrek and The Addams Family (Neptune Theatre); Ring Of Fire (Thousand Islands Playhouse); Snow White (Drayton Entertainment); Company(Theatre 20); Rocky Horror (Sudbury Theatre Centre); Marry Me A Little (assistant MD, Tarragon Theatre); The Way Back To Thursday (orchestrator/MD, Theatre Passe Muraille); and Second City Toronto. Scott was the musical director intern at Shaw Festival in 2012, where he worked on Trouble In Tahiti and Ragtime. He is a graduate of the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Music for piano and composition, and is currently completing a masters in composition at York University.
Scott Christian is an award-winning musical director, composer and pianist. As a pianist, Scott has performed solo and as an accompanist for jazz, pop and classical vocalists all over Canada. As a composer, his original musical A Misfortune premiered at the 2017 Charlottetown Festival. His first two shows were both part of the Toronto Summerworks Festival - Hero & Leander (2011) and Through the Gates (2012). Selected Musical Director credits include two seasons at the Charlottetown Festival; Once, Shrek and The Addams Family (Neptune Theatre); Ring Of Fire (Thousand Islands Playhouse); Snow White (Drayton Entertainment); Company(Theatre 20); Rocky Horror (Sudbury Theatre Centre); Marry Me A Little (assistant MD, Tarragon Theatre); The Way Back To Thursday (orchestrator/MD, Theatre Passe Muraille); and Second City Toronto. Scott was the musical director intern at Shaw Festival in 2012, where he worked on Trouble In Tahiti and Ragtime. He is a graduate of the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Music for piano and composition, and is currently completing a masters in composition at York University.
JEANNIE WYSE
Jeannie appeared as the Vocal Coach for CBC’s Over The Rainbow and is in demand as a Voice Teacher and Musical Director. Shows include: Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, Holiday Inn, The Drowsy Chaperone, Anything Goes, Chicago, Wizard of Oz, Mary Poppins (Drayton Entertainment), Seussical (YPT), Kiss Me Kate (Theatre Sheridan), Canadian Women in Song (Angelwalk), The Full Monty (Rose Theatre) and Hair at The Grand (London). Previous shows include Jersey Boys (Dancap), The Sound of Music (Mirvish), City of Angels, Into The Woods, The Rocky Horror Show (Randolph Academy), Side by Side by Sondheim (Sonus Stage Productions) and You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown (Georgian Theatre Festival). Jeannie has toured North America with Riverdance - The Show and toured and recorded extensively with the Elmer Iseler Singers. She has appeared as a soloist with the AIMS Festival Orchestra, Summer Opera Lab, Vocalpoint Chamber Choir and the Toronto Mendelssohn Youth Choir with whom she was a Vocal Coach for seven years. Jeannie is Vocal Division Head at the Randolph College for the Performing Arts, has served as conductor of the Intermediate Chorus for the Canadian Children’s Opera Company and was Associate Music Director at Metropolitan Community Church. She has also been a keyboardist for Beauty and the Beast, Billy Elliot, Mamma Mia!, Pelagie and Lord of the Rings. Jeannie holds Associateship Diplomas in Voice and Piano from the Western Conservatory of Music and studied Opera at the American Institute for Musical Studies in Graz, Austria. She has a private studio teaching Musical Theatre, Pop and Classical voice and is also active as a Clinician and Adjudicator.
Jeannie appeared as the Vocal Coach for CBC’s Over The Rainbow and is in demand as a Voice Teacher and Musical Director. Shows include: Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, Holiday Inn, The Drowsy Chaperone, Anything Goes, Chicago, Wizard of Oz, Mary Poppins (Drayton Entertainment), Seussical (YPT), Kiss Me Kate (Theatre Sheridan), Canadian Women in Song (Angelwalk), The Full Monty (Rose Theatre) and Hair at The Grand (London). Previous shows include Jersey Boys (Dancap), The Sound of Music (Mirvish), City of Angels, Into The Woods, The Rocky Horror Show (Randolph Academy), Side by Side by Sondheim (Sonus Stage Productions) and You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown (Georgian Theatre Festival). Jeannie has toured North America with Riverdance - The Show and toured and recorded extensively with the Elmer Iseler Singers. She has appeared as a soloist with the AIMS Festival Orchestra, Summer Opera Lab, Vocalpoint Chamber Choir and the Toronto Mendelssohn Youth Choir with whom she was a Vocal Coach for seven years. Jeannie is Vocal Division Head at the Randolph College for the Performing Arts, has served as conductor of the Intermediate Chorus for the Canadian Children’s Opera Company and was Associate Music Director at Metropolitan Community Church. She has also been a keyboardist for Beauty and the Beast, Billy Elliot, Mamma Mia!, Pelagie and Lord of the Rings. Jeannie holds Associateship Diplomas in Voice and Piano from the Western Conservatory of Music and studied Opera at the American Institute for Musical Studies in Graz, Austria. She has a private studio teaching Musical Theatre, Pop and Classical voice and is also active as a Clinician and Adjudicator.
