Landon Walliser is the Creative Administrator for On Cue. He is an artist and producer (The Women’s Company; Becoming: A Decade of Costume) as well as a board member for the Saskatchewan Playwrights Centre. He is winner of the Best Play and Best Touring Show awards (Broadway World Awards, Edmonton 2018) and the Young Man of the Year award (Queen City Pride 2012). His creative practice focuses on diversity and representation, women’s and queer narratives.

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.

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.

Daniel Kemp is currently fulfilling a marketing and publicity internship at On Cue. He is an international graduate student in creative writing at the University of Regina, with more than fifteen years of experience working as a copywriter in his home country of South Africa. His writing is focused on highlighting the inequities in our modern society. Having lived most of his life in post-apartheid South Africa, where inequality is still a daily reality, he feels a deep responsibility to spread awareness of this issue.

Ibukun Fasunhan is a producer, stage manager, playwright, and researcher. As a national/international artist whose works have graced different theatres globally in London, United Arab Emirates, and South Africa, amongst others, his interest spans the area of musical theatre, site-specific theatre, and children’s theatre. Before leaving Nigeria for Canada, he was one of the most sought-after stage managers in Nigeria. He was selected as one of the five African theatre producers to participate in the “Pan-African Creative Exchange Producers Lab” in South Africa and the “Playwright Virtual Lab” between 6 Nigerian and UK emerging playwrights. Academically, he is interested in site-specific theatre, applied theatre, spectatorship, spatial dynamics, and decolonization. He has published peer-reviewed academic articles documenting site-specific theatre practice in Nigeria, including a co-authored book on Cultural and Creative Arts for students in Nigeria from Basic 7-9. Ibukun is the artistic director of Eclectique Theatre, and he’s currently pursuing his doctoral studies in media and artistic research at the University of Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Abdulsalam is a Syrian-Palestinian poet and photographer. His work explores themes of exile, identity, belonging, and, sometimes, love. Before being resettled to Canada, he lived with his family in Malaysia for nine years where his poetic journey started. He performed twice at the annual George Town Literary Festival and won second place in the 2019 Migrant & Refugee Poetry Competition in Kuala Lumpur.

Alvee Bhuiyan is a third-year psychology student at the University of Regina.. At the university, Alvee is currently working on starting an Islamic relief organization In Regina. A former dancer for Dance City, Alvee draws, paints, and does photography. “In my 12 years in Regina, I have met a lot of talented people who are in the performance art field, and I know how important they are to a culture and community, so I would love to be a part of a team that helps them grow and succeed in their path.”

Ann Kipling Brown is Professor Emerita in dance education in the Arts Education Program in the Faculty of Education at the University of Regina. She has worked extensively with children, youth and adults in dance teacher preparation, creative/modern dance, composition, and notation. She has also choreographed for theatre productions and continues her own work in performance and choreography. Her philosophy focuses on incorporating movement in education for a complete understanding of self, involving Laban Movement Analysis, a theoretical and experiential system, for the observation, description, performance, and interpretation of human movement.

Aren Okemaysim is an interdisciplinary performing artist with a professional background in theatre and in music. He is originally from Beardy’s & Okemasis First Nation located in Treaty 6 territory and now lives in Treaty 4 Regina SK where he currently works with the Globe Theatre as a production staff member.

As a theatre artist, he has performed across Canada on stages such as Arts Club in Vancouver, Belfry Theatre in Victoria, Thousand Islands Playhouse in Ontario, Western Canada Theatre in Kamloops, Caravan Farm Theatre in the Okanagan region and even at the Globe Theatre here in Regina. He is also a devised theatre collaborator, producer, sound designer, and audio technician.

Ibukun Fasunhan is a producer, stage manager, playwright, producer, and researcher. As a national/international artist whose works have graced different theatres globally in London, United Arab Emirates, and South Africa, amongst others, his interest spans the area of musical theatre, site-specific theatre, and children’s theatre. Before leaving Nigeria for Canada, he was one of the most sought-after stage managers in Nigeria. He was selected as one of the five African theatre producers to participate in the “Pan-African Creative Exchange Producers Lab” in South Africa and the “Playwright Virtual Lab” between 6 Nigerian and UK emerging playwrights.

Kathleen Irwin is Secretary for On Cue’s Steering Committee. She is a professional scenographer (Associated Designers of Canada), a site-specific producer and an internationally published academic. Formerly Associate Dean with the Faculty of MAP (U of R), she is now Professor Emerita and devoting her time to generating more opportunities for Regina artists—including a new performance space.

Liberty is a Métis spoken word artist who comes from a very long line of storytellers. She knows the power that words carry and believes in their capacity to bring forth healing and positive change. Liberty has spent much of her life searching for her voice and her identity. She mainly writes on topics such as: motherhood, feminism, mental health, family (disc)connection, survival, joy and empowerment. However, no matter what Liberty is writing about, underneath every piece that she creates, the common theme is always a simple one - hope.

Mark Claxton is Creative Consultant for On Cue. He has been a Regina-based theatre artist and screen actor since 2008. Currently he is the Executive Director of the Saskatchewan Association of Theatre Professionals. Additionally, he is a freelance writer and editor with a professional background in journalism and communications and an occasional sessional instructor and workshop facilitator (U of R).

Mary Blackstone chairs On Cue’s Steering Committee. As Director of the Regina-based Centre for the Study of Script Development, she is a professional dramaturg specializing in the development of new dramatic work.  She is Professor Emerita in Theatre (U of R) and formerly the first Dean of Fine Arts (U of R), in which capacity she was responsible for securing funding for and building the Riddell Centre.

Pamela Uhrmann is an Emerging Artist Representative for On Cue’s Steering Committee. She holds a seat on the Diversity Committee for Theatre Saskatchewan Inc. She is also a former board member of Regina Summer Stage. For over a decade, she has acted and worked behind the scenes in a variety of performance venues in southeast Saskatchewan on Treaty 4 territory.

Paul Henrik Borup-Jorgensen is an Administrator Advisor for On Cue. As a semi-retired health care worker, he has a history with nursing and social work plus management in private homecare. He has also worked over 30 years in theatre - as an actor, publicist and administrator - in Denmark and in Canada, providing him with experience in making professional theatre thriving on a shoestring.