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Kathryn MacKay
Kathryn is a professional theatre director and administrator based in Kingston. She is a founding member of the Thousand Islands Playhouse, where she served as Associate Artistic Director until 2012. For Theatre Kingston Kathryn has served as: Artistic Director, Board Member (Chair, Secretary/Treasurer) and General Manager. Currently she is an Associate Artist for Spiderwebshow Performance and the Artistic Director of PeerLess Productions. As a director Kathryn has directed over 50 productions. Kathryn is a graduate of Queen’s University drama dept and has an MA in Text and Performance Studies from the University of London.
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Brett Christopher
Brett has been an active member of the Canadian Theatre community since graduating from George Brown theatre school in 2001. Celebrated as both an actor and a director, he has worked with a variety of theatre companies including, but not limited to: the Stratford Festival, Arts Club, Canadian Stage, Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, Theatre by the Bay, Segal Theatre, Magnus Theatre, Sunshine Festival, Port Hope Festival, Actors Repertory Company, Convergence Theatre, and Thousand Islands Playhouse. He was the recipient of both the Masques and Mecca Awards for his performance of the solo show I Am My Own Wife at the Segal Centre in Montreal and his direction of The Tempest for Barrie’s Theatre by the Bay in 2011 was named one of the country’s top productions by Robert Cushman of the National Post. Brett has worked in an administrative capacity for a number of theatre organizations, including Buddies in Bad Times, Actors Repertory, and the Thousand Islands Playhouse where he was the Head of Marketing and Development under AD Greg Wanless. He currently resides in Kingston with his wife and two daughters.
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Kim Renders
Kim Renders (1955-2018) is a celebrated playwright, professor at Queen's University, and Theatre Kingston's Artistic Director from 2008 to 2011.
She is remembered for her contributions to theatre throughout her years and leaves behind a powerful legacy with her students and co-workers. |
