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WOLF CULL

Created and Directed by

CHEYENNE SCOTT

A Longhouse Theatre production in association with Urban Ink

CAST

DANICA CHARLIE Leader

KATHLEEN MacLEAN Rebel

KELSEY KANATAN WAVEY Brawn

MARION JACOBS Wildcard

WINONA MYLES Skeptic

CREATIVE TEAM

CHEYENNE SCOTT Director & Writer

JESSICA SCHACT Consulting Director

SOPHIE DOW Choreographer

FINN MODDER Set & Props Co-Designer

BRITTNEY MARTENS Set & Props Co-Designer

SABRINA STACE Costume Designer

LIAM BEFURT Lighting Designer

ALEX WARD Sound Designer & Composer

MIKE KOVAK Fight Director

JESSICA ADAMSON Associate Producer

JARED RASCHKE Production Manager & Technical Director

KAYLEIGH SANDOMIRSKY Stage Manager

BRYNNA DRUMMOND Assistant Stage Manager & Backstage Coordinator

Approximately 60 minutes with no intermission.

WCT is proud to tell our stories in the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc territory within the traditional lands of the Secwépemc Nation.

Western Canada Theatre is a member of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres (PACT) and engages professional artists who are members of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association under the terms of the jointly negotiated Canadian Theatre Agreement.

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SPECIAL THANKS

To help ensure a safe and comfortable space for all: Stay home if you are ill or have symptoms of COVID 19. If you cannot attend a performance due to illness, please contact our Box Office to arrange a ticket exchange at 250-374-5483 or klbo@kamloopslive.ca.

For Assistance and Accessibility: Both the Pavilion and Sagebrush Theatres are wheelchair accessible and equipped with wheelchair-seating locations.

In consideration of your fellow audience members’ comfort and enjoyment, we ask the following:

Electronic Devices: Please turn off all cellular phones and watch alarms prior to the show. Due to copyright regulations, the use of cameras and other video or audio recording of this performance by any means is strictly prohibited.

Late Arrival and Re-admission: If you arrive after a performance has begun or leave the auditorium during the performance, we will make every effort to seat you at an appropriate interval in the program. Please be advised that this may not be the seat you are ticketed for, depending on its location in the theatre. Once it begins, the performance will be streamed on the screens in the lobby for those who need to step out.

Scent-free Facilities: Please arrive perfume/cologne-free and do not bring flowers into the lobby or theatre.

Children: Some WCT productions are not suitable for children. For specific age recommendations and other advisories, go to wctlive.ca/advisories. Babes in arms are only permitted at Relaxed Performances (wctlive.ca/accessibility).

The Comazzetto team

Molly Mcleod Coleton Smith

Kim Warner

Andrew Bromley

A MESSAGE FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

The 2025/26 season closes with a mystery. In Cheyenne Scott’s Wolf Cull, we follow five young women into the woods, drawn by a shared dream. What unfolds is a spiritual, metaphysical journey through darkness and danger, toward self-knowledge and self-empowerment. Staged in the round, Wolf Cull is also an immersive and thrilling theatrical experience. We are proud to be giving this work its premiere on the Pavilion stage.

We’re also very excited that Cheyenne has been able to welcome The Indigenous Resurgence Project into the space. The art you are enjoying in the lobby has been brought to us by the Stínesten Gallery, a space created by the IRP for the support and mentorship of Indigenous artists and the creation and display of their work. The practice of storytelling, in whatever form, is a powerful tool for self reflection, for learning how to be in community, and how to be one’s integral self. We are honoured to have the work of these artists enriching the live theatre experience during the run of Wolf Cull.

And as our 50th Anniversary season winds down, our attention turns to the excitement ahead! WCT’s 51st season, and the first that I have programmed for Kamloops, will open with a smash musical on the Sagebrush Stage. I’ve loved Little Shop of Horrors forever, and I’m thrilled to be leading a brilliant team bringing this camp classic back! The rest of the season pulls together stories from across the country, written or adapted by artists representing the diverse voices that make up our Canadian landscape. We have new work from Ins Choi, Rachel Mutombo, and Diane Flacks, and we’re bringing back some favourites from Tomson Highway and Farren Timoteo. And at the Pavilion we’re offering young families a couple of unique theatrical experiences. First a classic book comes to life in a fully interactive adventure, then a home grown creative team will bring the magic of Narnia to our stage. Pick up a brochure, or go to wctlive.ca to explore everything on offer, and book your subscriptions early! Western Canada Theatre belongs to you Kamloops, and you help us make this a place where our stories grow.

PLAYWRIGHT’S NOTES

I was inspired by hunting in Greenstone with my father and mother over the many years I have lived in Kamloops. On our first day of rehearsal we went up to the hunting grounds so that the full team could experience the impact of this place and carry it forward into our work. I hope that you, dear audience, recognize the elements of the land and its influence and relationship to this pack, from the dangerous river, to remnants of wildfires.

In connection to the predators and prey of that land, I wanted to explore a future where we could address and conquer the “creature” that lives in each of us. Systemically there have been real efforts to devalue and exterminate Indigenous Womxn. This is similar to our perception and culling of wolves. This play is my love letter to Indigenous womxn and a desire for us to be everything we want to be including wild, rebellious, leaders, strong, curious, and feral.

I am so incredibly proud and honored by the bravery of this team who have joined me in the unknown of developing new work. We have endeavoured to bring you a story with integrity and an artwork unlike what you may have ever seen before. Every movement, sound, set piece, and lighting state have been made with such heart. Please take a moment to appreciate the details of the trees, stumps, floor, and branches. We invite you to immerse yourself into the world of this play through our partnership with Indigenous Resurgence Project who has built gorgeous visual art pieces in response to the play and its themes of empowerment and community.

Cheyenne Scott, Playwright & Director

YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR THEATRE. YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS.

For 50 years, Western Canada Theatre has been shaped by the community that surrounds it.

From the beginning—when a local high school teacher’s passion for theatre and the persistent support of parents and teachers within the community sparked what would become WCT—to today’s vibrant productions, this company has always been built right here in Kamloops. When you support Western Canada Theatre, you’re doing more than helping put shows on stage. You’re helping sustain a creative community.

Your donation supports local playwrights, like Laura Michelle, whose play Echoes of the Homesick Heart premiered with WCT and lead to the creation of a bursary supporting local students pursuing post-secondary studies in Secwepemectsin. It supports emerging storytellers like Cheyenne Scott—whose new work, Wolf Cull, is bringing powerful local voices to our stage—plus directors, designers, technicians and more, many of whom live and work right here in our community.

You bring opportunities for local youth to discover theatre through youth ensembles, camps, and educational programming that inspire the next generation of Canadian artists while nurturing confidence and a sense of belonging both on and off the stage.

And behind the scenes, your support helps bring productions to life through local craftsmanship. Sets are designed and built here. Costumes are created here. Props are sourced locally, whenever able. All made possible through partnerships with communityminded businesses like Home Hardware and Cloverdale Paint—companies that share our belief in investing locally.

As the largest professional theatre company in BC’s Interior, Western Canada Theatre also plays an important role in the broader local economy. Our productions bring artists from across Canada to Kamloops—many discovering the city for the first time—while audiences travel from surrounding communities to experience live theatre here. Those visits support local hotels, restaurants, and businesses, helping the arts contribute to the vitality of our entire community.

For 50 years, Western Canada Theatre has been part of the cultural fabric of Kamloops. With your help, we can ensure the next generation of artists, audiences, and storytellers continue to find a home here.

Help us grow the next 50 years of theatre in our community.

Stephanie McLean, Development Director, WCT

PHOTOS: Right: LORI MARCHAND, MEREWYN COMEAU, ISSIAH BULL BEAR & CHRIS BOSE in Echoes of the Homesick Heart (Western Canada Theatre, 2022) | Director ERIC COATES | Set, Lighting & Projection Designer HAILEY VERBONAC | Costume Design BONNIE ACKO | Photo by MURRAY MITCHELL

ARTISTIC TEAM BIOGRAPHIES

DANICA CHARLIE – Leader

Danica Charlie (she/they) is a queer mixed Nuu-chah-nulth/settler performer & beadwork artist who graduated from CCPA in 2021.

Some favourite recent credits include: Rose (National Arts Centre); Women of the Fur Trade (Firehall Arts Centre); Father Tartuffe: An Indigenous Misadventure (Arts Club Theatre/Touchstone Theatre); Eyes of the Beast: Climate Disaster Survivor Stories (Neworld Theatre); Children of God (Urban Ink); The Incredible Adventures of Mary Jane Mosquito (Kaleidoscope Theatre).

@deadlydeerdesigns

KATHLEEN MACLEAN – Rebel

Kathleen is a 2Spirit, Métis-Settler from Treaty 6 Territory & the Homeland of the Métis (Saskatoon, SK). Kat currently works at Gordon Tootoosis Nīkānīwin Theatre as their Artistic Associate and the Coordinator for the Circle of Voices Program. Kathleen is a graduate from the National Theatre School of Canada and was also part of the inaugural Pimootayowin Indigenous Playwright Circle at RMTC.

Selection of Past Credits: This Is How We Got Here, The Herd, The Revolutionists (Persephone Theatre Saskatoon); Women of the Fur Trade (The Globe Regina); Rez Sisters, 1939, Women of the Fur Trade (Stratford Festival); The Secret to Good Tea (Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre); Wood Buffalo (Theatre New Brunswick).

Kinanâskomitin to the Indigenous and Queer storytellers who have come before me — I stand on their shoulders. much love to liz, pinky swear. @katmaclean

KELSEY KANATAN WAVEY – Brawn

Kelsey Kanatan Wavey (any/all) is an actor, singer and theatre creator currently based in Vancouver. Kelsey was born and raised in Treaty 1, Winnipeg, is 5th generation settler of German/Scandinavian ancestry and Muskeg Ininowahk (Swampy Cree), and is a proud member of Tataskweyak Cree Nation (Treaty #5). Kelsey attended Studio 58 to study acting.

You may have seen them recently at WCT in Women of the Fur Trade last fall. Some of her other recent acting work includes Rose (NAC); Sunrise Betties (ITSAZOO); In My Day (Zeezee theatre); The Rez Sisters, Women of the Fur Trade (RMTC); Making the Mystics, Break Horizons: a Concert Documentary (Urban Ink and The Cultch). You may have seen their recent directing work in Eyes of the Beast (Neworld Theatre);

Cerulean Blue (Studio 58); and Gather: Stories in Nature (Neworld and Pacific Theatre).

MARION JACOBS – Wildcard

Marion Jacobs (Wildcard) is delighted to reprise the role of Wildcard. She is an Actress, Director, Writer and Teaching Artist who is proud to be Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), Snuneymuxw (Nanaimo) and Bahamian. She has a degree in performing arts acting from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy (AMDA) and graduated with honors. Recent credits include Gloria: A life (Strawberry Theatre); Tiaras Hat Parade (Book-It Repertoire Theatre); and Keepers of the Salish Sea with Holy Crow. You can catch Marion in the Crave Original series Don’t Even. To find out more follow @mjacobsacting

WINONA MYLES – Skeptic

Winona is a multi-disciplinary Secwépemc artist from the Simpcw First Nation. She grew up working with various production companies in the Lower Mainland, and is a 2024 grad of Canadian College of Performing Arts.

Recent credits include: Animals Crossing Paths (Belfry Theatre); Children of God (Urban Ink Productions); In Her Hands (Essential Opera); and Angel’s Bone (re:Naissance Opera/Sound the Alarm/Loose Tea Theatre).

Winona especially loves developing new experimental works that cross genres and media. She is especially grateful to be working on this beautiful piece inspired by her homelands of Secwepemcúl’ecw.

CREATIVE TEAM

CHEYENNE SCOTT – Director & Writer

Cheyenne Scott is a member of the SȾÁUTW̱ (Tsawout) First Nation/Norwegian settler descent, and an actor, playwright, director, and creative producer with a focus on new works. Having learned theatre through a colonial lens, she is working to Indigenize her process through her W̱SÁNEĆ values, land-based methodology, and storytelling. She is a multi Dora Mavor Moore nominated artist for co-creating/performing Now You See Her (Quote Unquote Collective/ Nightwood/Why Not Theatre) which was published by Coach House, and for The Home Project (Howland/Native Earth/Soulpepper). Cheyenne was named the protégé of Lori Marchand for the Mallory Gilbert Leadership Award.

Select Acting Credits include: Children of God (Urban Ink/NAC, Citadel/WCT, Segal Centre), The Herd (Citadel/Tarragon), The Last Five Years (Blue Bridge), Joyride (Caravan Farm Theatre), Trojan Girls and the Outhouse of Atreus (Outside the March/Factory).

JESSICA SCHACT – Consulting Director

Jessica is a director, dramaturg, and writer living gratefully on Quw’utsun territory, Vancouver Island. She comes from Métis and Canadian families and her work and ethos centre around exploring identity and relationships through the cultural, environmental, and personal experiences that shape us. She is a graduate of UVIC’s Theatre Program and has honed her craft at the Banff Centre for Arts & Creativity's Dramaturgy for Dance residency and Theatre Replacement's New Aesthetics Performance Intensive. As a theatre artist she has worked across genres of theatre, opera, and dance.

SOPHIE DOW – Choreographer

Treaty 1-born Sophie Dow is a multidisciplinary creator, inspired by dance, music, film, collaboration and her Red River Michif & French/Ukrainian/German roots. An avid adventurer, Sophie exudes passions for busking and traveling on top of holding a degree in Dance Performance and Choreography from York University. Sophie presently fulfills roles as: artistic associate of O.Dela Arts/ Matriarchs Uprising, The Chimera Project & V’ni Dansi/Louis Riel Métis Dancers, a licensed practitioner of Traditional Thai Massage, a trained facilitator & student of BreathWave, a freelance dancer/choreographer/musician/producer/clown and a puddle jumping trickster.

FINN MODDER – Set & Props Co-Designer

Scenic Paint / Props: The Hobbit, Mary Jane Mosquito, Treasure Island, Munch Ado About Nothing (Project X Theatre); Scenic paint assist: Hearts Like Fists, The Comedy of Errors (TRU).

Set Design: Thumbelina, The Emperor's New Threads (Project X Theatre).

Outside of theatre, Finn is an interdisciplinary sculpture and installation artist focused on viewer engagement, community, and site-specific work. Her art practice made designing this play feel like a natural fit, and she is deeply grateful for the collaboration with the entire creative team and the inspiring storytelling.

BRITTNEY

MARTENS – Set & Props Co-Designer

Scenic paint: Twelfth Night, She Kills Monsters, Mourning Becomes Electra, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet, Retreat, Hearts Like Fists (TRU); Cinderella, Jack & the Beanstalk, GRUFF!, Red Riding Hood, The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe, The Hobbit, Mary Jane Mosquito (Project X Theatre).

Set Design: The Comedy of Errors (TRU), Treasure Island, Munsch Ado About Nothing, Thumbelina, The Emperor’s New Threads (Co-Design with Finn Modder) (Project X Theatre).

Other: Brittney works as the Head of Props at Western Canada Theatre, and has also painted their sets in the recent years.

SABRINA STACE – Costume Designer

At WCT: Associate Costume Designer for Pride & Prejudice (2025) and Jesus Christ Superstar (2024); Costume Designer for The Woman in Black (2024) and Hurry Hard (2023); Costume Coordination for Shrek The Musical (2023). Head of Wardrobe 2021 – present.

Elsewhere: Crypthand (Gale Force Theatre, World Premiere 2022); Where You Are (Theatre Baddeck, 2021); and Tintamarre: MURMUReS (Mount Allison University, 2021).

Sabrina Stace (she/her) is a queer emerging costume designer from Moncton, New Brunswick. This spring, she was the Graduate In Residence at Mount Allison University in Sackville NB. She was a Wardrobe Practicum at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity and holds a BA from Mount Allison University (Class of '18) and a certificate from Fanshawe College's Costume Production Program (Class of '19). Additionally, Sabrina was a participant in Kamloops Art Gallery’s inaugural program Queer Time where she explored the integration of paint and embroidery in her emerging art practice. Instagram: @stace_sabrina | Website: sabrinastace.wixsite.com/wardrobe

LIAM BEFURT – Lighting Designer

At WCT: Lighting Designer: Hurry Hard; Assistant Lighting Designer: Anne of Green Gables, Drowning Girls; Associate Lighting Designer for 5 WCT tours including Glory and Made in Italy; Liam is the Technical Director at Sagebrush Theatre.

Elsewhere: Lighting Designer: And Slowly Beauty, Fight Girl Battle World, Dimly Perceived Threats to the System, The Laramie Project (Actors Workshop Theatre); Th'owxiya: The Hungry Feast Dish (Axis Theatre).

All my love to Emily, our cats Wink + Lenny, Mom, Dad and James.

Presents:

Journey to Japan

Saki Earl, Sally Arai and Chizu Kan

Music from Japan in celebration of Asian Heritage Month played on koto, shamisen and shinobue Saturday, May 23, 2026

Carnevale

Heritage Chamber Ensemble

A special Father’s Day concert featuring medieval, renaissance and baroque music from the Venetian Carnival. Saturday, June 20, 2026

Concerts at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church 7:30 pm

Information and tickets available at chambermusiciansofkamloops.org or at the door

ALEX WARD – Sound Designer & Composer

At WCT: Bassist: Anne of Green Gables, Jesus Christ Superstar, Shrek The Musical, Elf the Musical, Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story, Million Dollar Quartet, Mama Mia, Grease; Pianist: The Sound of Music

Elsewhere: Composer/Sound Designer/Musical Director: Munsch Ado About Nothing and Treasure Island; Pianist: The Incredible Adventures of Mary Jane Mosquito; Composer: The Hobbit; Musical Director/Actor: Cinderella; Bassist: You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown (X fest 2013–2024); Thousand Islands Playhouse: Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (2018).

Influenced by musician parents, Alex grew up immersed in music. Beginning with the trombone and double bass in elementary school, he expanded his repertoire to include piano, trumpet, and saxophone. He currently plays for the indie outfit Mother Sun, who recently released their fourth studio album and whose music has been featured in the ninth season of the SHOWTIME original series Shameless. Last year, Mother Sun performed a 28-day tour of Japan. Alex performs with local jazz groups, including The Kris Ruston Trio and his own quartet.

MIKE KOVAK – Fight Director

A graduate of Capilano University, Mike is now a faculty member there where he teaches stage combat, motion capture, and stunts. A certified Fight Instructor and Director with Fight Directors Canada, he works in the film and television industry, and coordinates fights for companies such as the Arts Club Theatre, the Vancouver Opera and others. (It is a joy to be back working with Urban Ink.) Mike also teaches at UBC, Thompson Rivers University, and Studio 58. If you ever see him onstage or screen, he's probably about to get beaten up.

JESSICA ADAMSON – Associate Producer

Jessica Adamson hails from the Skatin Nation and the Ta’an Kwäch’än Council. She is an artist with a degree from UBC in Indigenous Studies as well as First Nations Endangered languages. She has worked as a performer and in production for festivals such as The Talking Stick Festival, The Drum is Calling, The Vancouver Folk Festival, The Vancouver International Children’s Festival, and The Vancouver International Jazz Festival. Stage management in theater has included Where have all the Buffalo gone? (Axis Theatre), So Damn Proud (Holy Crow Arts), The Ballad of Georges Boivin (Western Gold Theatre), White Noise (Savage Society), and White Girls in Moccasins (Frank Theatre).

JARED RASCHKE – Production Manager & Technical Director

Jared Raschke is a Set Designer, as well as a Projection, Lighting, costume designer, and Production Manager working out of Western Canada. Over the past ten years, Jared has produced over 50 designs in theatres across BC, Alberta, and Europe. He has been nominated for multiple Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards and won one for Outstanding Production in 2018. Jared is currently working at the University of the Fraser Valley as the technical coordinator of the theatre department and sessional instructor.

KAYLEIGH SANDOMIRSKY – Stage Manager

Kayleigh Sandomirsky is a Vancouver-based stage/production manager, producer, curator and performer, who works across theatre and dance. She is the Operations Coordinator for The Chop Theatre, has toured both large scale and independent performances across Canada and internationally, and is currently developing her skills in design and tour management. A multi-faceted arts worker who has collaborated with an incredible roster of local and national companies. She recently worked with IPAA, Mammalian Diving Reflex and Unit Productions, Raven Spirit Dance, Jeanette Kotowich, Touchstone Theatre, New Works, Theatre Replacement, FakeKnot, O’Dela Arts, The Biting School, Scotiabank Dance Centre, ITSAZOO Productions, Pulsive Party, Pi Theatre, Glitch Theatre, and rice and beans theatre.

BRYNNA DRUMMOND – Assistant Stage Manager & Backstage Coordinator

Born in Vancouver BC, Brynna’s always had a love for theatre, both on and off stage. Graduating from Studio 58’s Production Progam (2019) and later completing Studio 58’s Acting Program (2024).

Previously Brynna has played Cinderella’s Prince/Wolf in Studio 58’s Into The Woods (2024), Peter Rabbit in The Tale of Peter Rabbit with CTORA (2025), Assistant Stage Manager for Pacific Theatre’s Middletown (2024) and Stage Manager for Studio 58’s Heathers (2025).

This is Brynna’s first time working in theatre outside of Vancouver, and she is beyond grateful she gets to be part of the beautiful show that is Wolf Cull

BRAVO TO OUR DONORS!

Western Canada Theatre gratefully acknowledges the following government agencies, corporations, foundations, and individuals for their generous contributions through sponsorships and/or charitable donations. We thank everyone who plays their important part in helping us to bring the highest quality of work to the broadest possible audience. Listings based on annual contributions, July 01, 2025 – April 13, 2026.

PRESENTING PARTNER

Kelson Group, Ron and Rae Fawcett

TITLE SPONSOR

Sandman Hotel Group

COMMUNITY TICKETING

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British Columbia Lottery Corporation

SHOW SPONSORS

BrewLoops

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SHOW CO-SPONSORS

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MEDIA SPONSORS

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SEASON SPONSORS

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FUNDERS

Canada Council for the Arts Government of Canada

The Province of BC

BC Arts Council

The City of Kamloops

OPENING NIGHT

WCT STAFF

KELLI FOX Artistic Director

MATT EGER Executive Director

ARTISTIC ADMINISTRATION

MORGAN BENEDICT Producer

FINANCE

JORDAN PIPER Finance Associate

JASPREET SINGH Finance Associate

MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS

KIRK SMITH Marketing & Communications Director

AMIRA ALAM Marketing Assistant

DEVELOPMENT

STEPHANIE McLEAN Development Director

JAKE KOPYTKO Development Associate

EDUCATION

TERRI RUNNALLS Education & Outreach Director

LAURA MICHEL Indigenous Community Engagement Coordinator

PRODUCTION

DANIEL JEWISON Production Director

BRITTNEY MARTENS Head of Properties

SABRINA STACE Head of Wardrobe

ASHLEY HIIBNER Assistant Technical Director

CORY HOPE Head of Carpentry

JAKE KOPYTKO Part-Time Technician

ELIO STEPHENSON Part-Time Technician

VENUE SERVICES

Rentals & Facilities

SKYLAR NAKAZAWA Venue Services Director

GREG BROWN Front of House Manager

SHADE ARENDT Assistant Front of House Manager

House Staff

REESHA BROWN, GRACE CASSIDY, DENISE CLEVELAND, HELENA DESCOTEAU, SOPHIA DIMOPOULOS, MATTHEW HARDY, NATASHA HOLOWAYCHUK, MAGGIE JONES, LINDA KASSIS, JAKE KOPYTKO, BEN JOHNSON, KELSEY LAUNIER, JULIA MCKIBBON, REM MURRAY, JESSICA REID, BLAKE REIMER, ELIO STEPHENSON, JANE VIVENTI

Head Ushers

MARY AULIN, WENDY CUMMER, BARB DUBOIS-PAYNTER, KAREN FERGUSON, TRUDY GOOLD, KELLY JEFFERY, GEORGINA KNIGHT, WENDY MATHESON, MELODIE PIKE, GREG SAWATZKY

Kamloops Live! Box Office (KL!BO)

MICHELLE CHABASSOL KL!BO Director

STEPHEN FINLAY KL!BO Supervisor

Box Office Representatives

AVIE CACHELIN, NATASHA HOLOWAYCHUK, KELSEY LAUNIER, BETH MILBURN, MEGAN POLACIK

Sagebrush Theatre

LIAM BEFURT Venue Technical Director

BENJI LLOYD Theatre Technician

BRYCE CRICHTON Theatre Technician

JENSEN SCZEBEL Theatre Technician

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

At time of printing (April 13, 2026)

CHRYSTIE STEWART President

GREG SAWATZKY Vice President

DIANA SKOGLUND Secretary

SHELLY SANDERS Treasurer

ALICIA ASHCROFT

JENNIFER BILLINGSLEY

MONICA MACAULAY

ROBIN NICHOL

BARBARA REA

SUNNIE ROTHENBURGER

COLLEEN RYAN

JOHN SCOTT

RADHIKA MAIRA TABREZ

SARA WOLFE

David Ross †

Tom Kerr ‡

Judge T.W. Shupe §

Francis Barnett *

Grant Chu *

D. Michael Dobbin *

Sharon Frissell *

Peggy Gilmour *

Mike Latta *

Anne Manson *

Maureen Marshall *

Lanni Shupe *

† Honorary Life Artistic Producer

‡ Founding Artistic Director

§ Honorary Life Chairman

* Honorary Life Member A SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OUR