I've done everything from Pantomime to Baroque Opera. It all started in High School when I got involved in musical productions. I was hooked. I started my theatre education at the University of Regina and after a year I took a nearly fifty-year hiatus. During that time I moved to the UK and worked in the West End as well as in the provincial theatres in the following shows: Chicago, Evita, Little Me, Time: the musical, Follies, Sweet Charity, Whose a Lucky Boy, Starting Here Starting Now, as well as various cabarets. I came back to Canada feeling that my muse had deserted me so I got an education that would get me a real job: B.Sc. in biology and M.Sc. in Physical Activity Studies. I worked up north as a Recreation Coordinator for a while and then came back to Regina to work for the Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region. Finished my theatre degree in 2022 and I'm looking forward to more writing and being back on the boards.

Kaydence Banga (she/her) is an emerging artist from Stockholm, Saskatchewan who recently graduated from her Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and Performance (General Concentration) and Media, Arts, and Performance (Music Concentration) with a minor in Psychology from the University of Regina in June 2022. In the theatre world, Kaydence works as an actor, scenic painter, set designer, costume designer, sound designer, front of house manager, and most recently as a stage manager. Her recent theatre credits have been acting in the University of Regina’s production of Love and Information by Caryl Churchill and designing the University of Regina’s devised production of 4OUR. When she is not working on a play, you can find her composing music for saxophone quartet, small ensemble, chamber ensemble, wind quintet, classical orchestra, or electroacoustic music. Some of her recent compositions include “Letters From The Ocean” (a wind quintet commissioned by the Strata Festival for the 2022 performances) and “The Cave” (a soundscape performance for the SK Theatre Design Festival).

Dr Shannon Holmes is a singer, actor, writer, director, scholar and educator. She holds a PhD in Theatre and Drama studies from the University of Birmingham (UK), an MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts from Goddard College (US) and a BFA with a Specialization in Theatre Performance and a Minor in Music from Concordia University (Canada). With extensive training in a broad range of vocal and acting techniques, including bel canto, Roy Hart, Linklater, Fitzmaurice Voicework and Contact Improvisation, her research focuses on the use of autoethnography as a process toward performance.

Shannon is the Artistic Director of SoMo Theatre, which is dedicated to exploring embodied voice through research-creation. Her self-devised, autobiographical solo music-theatre piece, The Crook of Your Arm, was produced at L'Espace POP, Montréal, The Frigid Festival, NYC and The Royal Shakespeare Company's studio stage, TOP in Stratford-Upon-Avon, UK.

Currently an Assistant Professor of Theatre at the University of Regina in Saskatchewan, she previously taught in the Theatre Departments at Concordia University, Dawson College and John Abbott College in Montréal, Quebec and Capilano University in North Vancouver, BC. She has maintained a busy private studio for over 20 years, coaching singers and actors in speech and singing. Her students have gone on to successful careers, including leading roles on Broadway, London's West End, National Tours, and most major stages across Canada.

Morgan Ortman is currently studying Film at the University of Regina. Morgan was born and raised in Regina, and is thrilled to be working with On Cue as the Film/On Demand Intern to bring more exposure to the art into her hometown. Morgan’s biggest claim to fame was her role of The Heroine in the webseries PotHead Your Local Superhero. She is also passionate about photographing houses and playing Final Fantasy XIV.

Raelyn is a Certified Makeup Artist in Regina, SK. She holds two degrees in Makeup Artistry; one from Richard’s Beauty College (now, The Style Academy) and one from CMU College of Makeup Art & Design in Toronto. Raelyn has provided theatrical makeup applications for Regina Little Theatre (2008-2012) and Regina Summer Stage (2008-2010, 2012, 2014, 2017, 2019), and she has taught makeup workshops for Theatre Saskatchewan. She has styled hair & applied makeup for First for Women magazine, and she was a Makeup Artist for the HGTV show, Urban Suburban. www.raelyndawnmua.ca