Christina has just completed her first year of Arts and Contemporary Studies at Ryerson University, and is thrilled to be involved in the world of theatre once again! A graduate of Canterbury High School’s Drama Program, past credits include:

• Stage Manager/Costume Designer/Ensemble in State of Mine (2007);
• Director of Power Lunch (2007);
• ‘Bobbi’ in Some Girl(s) (2007);
• Assistant Director/’Nikko’ in The Wizard of Oz (2006);
• Children’s Theatre Festival Producer (2006);
• ‘Twitching Witch’ in The Make-Believe (2006);
• Co-director of ArtsFest’s Through the Door of the Abandoned House (2006); and
• ‘Cockney Chorus’ in My Fair Lady (2004)

She also attended The Ottawa School of Speech and Drama for many years, and was a long-time member of Youtheatre Ottawa. She will be continuing further studies in Acting at the University of Windsor next year.

Andrew was first introduced to music performance and theory in Junior High School. He excelled in his music classes and in band and eventually decided to audition for Canterbury High School's Arts Program. Once accepted into the Music program, Andrew was asked to switch instruments from flute to Bassoon. During his years at Canterbury Andrew developed a love for music composition. With the support of his parents he took private music theory and composition classes (on top of his required private Bassoon lessons) with Dr. Maya Badian. As he continues his education in music, Andrew has concentrated on developing his composition skills as best he can – winning two scholarships in the process. As the summer of 2008 arrives Andrew looks forward to practicing on his new Heckel Bassoon and starting his Bachelor of Music in the Fall at Carleton University .

Cory has designed sets and costumes for many productions across Ottawa and Toronto. His most recent credits include:

• Cabaret (2008) for Hart House Theatre;
• My Fair Lady (2007) and The Music Man (2007) for Suzart Productions;
• The Spirit of Orpheus (2007) and Guys and Dolls (2007) for Orpheus Musical Theatre Society; and
• The Little Mermaid (2006) for Les Petites Ballets.

He recently attended Ryerson Theatre School and is a graduate of Carleton University, earning a degree in Architecture and Art History. In the fall he will be teaching and studying at the University of Alberta, where he will be pursuing a MFA in Scenography.

Meaghan recently finished her first year at Ryerson University for Theatre Production. Her Ryerson credits include:

• Production assistant for Dances (2007);
• Production assistant for New Voices (2008); and
• Costume builder for Period Study (2008).

She graduated from Cardinal Carter Catholic High School in Aurora . Her high school credits include:

• Costume and Make up designer for Birds of Prey (2007); and
• Technical Director for The Laramie Project (2007).

Her interest in theatre was sparked when she joined YRAPP (York Region Abuse Prevention Program) in which she travelled to different elementary and secondary school, performing plays addressing such issues as child abuse. She recently discovered Existentialism and looks forward to applying those values and ideas in her everyday life. She is pleased to be making her debut in the Ottawa Fringe Festival.

Zach is thrilled to be working on The Liars Club this year at the Ottawa Fringe. Various production credits include:

• Lighting design for a fundraiser concert for the children of Afghanistan in connection with RAWA and UNICEF at the Bathurst Street Theatre (Toronto);
• design for a benefit concert for the Harmony Foundation Nepal at Workman Arts Theatre (Toronto); and
• lighting design for The Monument, The Laramie Project, Up The Down Staircase, Little Sister and the musical Fiddler on the Roof.

Zach would like to thank all of his family, friends and supporters.