ANTIGONE COMPANY

For Sunbeam: Debut.

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Kira Chisholm is a multidisciplinary performer and creator originally from Fredericton, NB. She read many old books for her BA 2019 in English & Political Science at St Thomas University, then moved to Montreal to eat croissants and study Acting at the National Theatre School of Canada. After graduating NTS in 2022, she moved to Winnipeg to integrate lessons and find her spark. Kira now lives in Toronto, and is exploring all the ways she is an artist. She loves work that is gritty and cathartic- so what could be better than joining this company to bring Antigone to life. You can catch her singing and pontificating at her upcoming solo cabaret performance - details on instagram @kirachiz

For Sunbeam: Debut.

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Columbia Roy (she/her) is a Toronto based artist and writer hailing from Taipei, Taiwan. She’s passionate about analyzing human connection and convention, finding reasons to laugh, and knitting until her hands hurt.
Columbia is so excited to be working with Sunbeam Theatre for the first time! Her previous credits include The Tempest (StageFight Taiwan), Fempocalypse (Nightwood Theatre), and reviewing for Intermission Magazine.

For Sunbeam: Mercutio in Romeo & Juliet.

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Lucas is a graduate of the University of Toronto and Sheridan College. Recent credits include Danceny in Dangerous Liaisons (Wren Theatre), Jim in The Glass Menagerie (Thaumatrope Theatre), Aaron in String of Pearls (Toronto Fringe Festival), and Lvov in Ivanov (24 Hour Chekhov Festival, TYK). Other roles include Hamlet in Hamlet (9M Theatre), Spike in Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike (Alumnae Theatre), Sergius in Arms and the Man (Scarborough Players), and Charles in Blithe Spirit (Theatre Erindale).

For Sunbeam: Debut.

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Ryan Bagley (they/them) is an actor from Sarnia, Ontario. They are a recent graduate from the Theatre and Drama Studies program at UofT/Sheridan.

Recent credits include Edward II in Edward II, Yolande in I, Joan, and Portia in Julius Caesar (UofT/Sheridan). They also write, direct and dramaturg in their free time. They want to thank Tony, Shelby, and Drew for all their support!

Follow their work at @rybagley on Instagram.

For Sunbeam: Debut.

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​Gus Monet (any pronouns) is a Tkaronto based actor, writer, and drag king. They are a formally trained actor from the TMU School of Performance and a member of the Second City Conservatory Program. She is thrilled to tackle this classic. Recent credits include: Coyote Ugly, Frathaus: EVICTED!, Toronto Fringe, 2025 (won “Outstanding Drag Performance”, Strange Maker Award); Mephistophilis, Doctor Faustus, Edinburgh Fringe 2024 (previously won My Entertainment World’s “Outstanding performance (supporting)” Critic’s Pick.)

For Sunbeam: Debut.

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Fiona is an actor/singer/clown born and raised in Calgary. She graduated from Randolph College for the Performing Arts and is grateful to be the recipient of her graduating class’s Triple Threat Award. Fiona is very excited to be in a classical piece for the first time – she most often finds herself working in TYA. In her free time she likes to solve sudokus, spin records and hang out with her Cornish Rex, Cassie Blanca.

For Sunbeam: Debut.

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Katie (she/they) is an actor, singer, and performing arts educator hailing from beautiful BC. They have performed on stages across Toronto and the Greater Vancouver area. Select credits include: Unbelievably Believable (Twisted Dog), Tommy Rhodes (Basement), Love You to Death (Small but Mighty), and A Shakesperience (Bard on the Beach). Katie is also a passionate Teaching Artist with schools and theatres across the country, including Bard on the Beach and the Young People’s Theatre.

For Sunbeam: Debut.

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Jason is a York University graduate where he studied English Literature. He received his formal acting training from East 15 Acting School in the UK. His most recent theatre credit is Kim’s Convenience for Theatre Northwest in British Columbia. Jason is very excited to be part of this production with the Sunbeam team.

For Sunbeam: Debut.

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Kendelle Parks is an actor and theatre artist, based in the GTA. She is a graduate of the BFA acting program at Toronto Metropolitan University, and loves theatre that uses heightened language, portrays morally grey characters, and embraces the silly or absurd.
Select acting credits include; Lydia Berryman and Mrs. Fezziwig in A Christmas Carol (Three Ships Collective), Chorus in The First Stone (GCTC/ New Harlem Productions), and Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream (Tottering Biped Theatre).

For Sunbeam: Debut.

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After beginning her career in New York, Katherine has produced, performed, and written for theatre in Toronto since 2021. Recent highlights include writing a shenanigan-filled pirate play for Hamilton Fringe 2025, playing Claudius in Afterlife Theatre’s reading of Hamlet (2024), writing and performing in Friendly Bear Theatre’s Joan / Jehanne (2021). When she is not working, Katherine is usually singing show tunes and playing with her three cats. BFA The New School (NY)

For Sunbeam: Debut.

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Tristan Moore is an actor, singer, and creator based in Toronto. She is a graduate of York University’s Acting Conservatory. Past performances include Counsellor Trish in The Camp Campy Campfire Show, Paramedic/Ensemble in Fahrenheit 451, Henrietta in Taming of the Shrew (*Dude), Ashlee in Dance Nation, and Olive in Spelling Bee. Tristan is thrilled to be working with Sunbeam Theatre Company and is honoured to act in this relevant and important production.

For Sunbeam: Nils Krogstad in A Doll's House, Admetus in ALCESTIS IS GOING TO DIE (Grief & Grace Festival)

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Erik Salmon is a Canadian actor from Nipigon Ontario. Erik has just come back from forest fire fighting this summer, before that he was performing in the Disney Wonder cruise ship for its Australia season. His most recent theatre credit was working in the Grief and Grace Festival for Sunbeam playing Admetus in ALCESTIS IS GOING TO DIE. Erik Salmon is also a graduate of both the Randolph and Canadore college theatre programs.