​ISAIAH WAGNER-CHAZALON
​ ​THE WAITERS
Isaiah is a local up-and-coming actor, with a taste for all areas of the theatre. Having been involved in numerous shows in and around the Bracebridge area, he could not be more excited to be involved in his first show with Dragonfly Theatre. He has completed two years of  a Theatre Arts degree at York University, and is always looking for an opportunity to be on, behind, or anywhere close to a stage.

​KEVIN SCHARF
GERRY
Kevin has been a stalwart of the Simcoe County theatre scene for 20 years and is excited to make his first return to Muskoka since appearing in the Bracebridge production of Mary Poppins. Having done mostly musicals in that time, he is enjoying the challenges this non-musical has presented.  Many thanks go to the amazing cast, crew and production team of this show for making it such a joy to be a part of. You can also catch Kevin as one of the Orillia-based Old Dance Hall Players, an improv comedy troupe that performs frequent shows around Simcoe County. 


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NICK KULCHAR
GLYN
A professional singer, actor, and dancer, Nick is a triple threat and no stranger to theatre. Previous credits include Bert in Mary Poppins (Bracebridge Rotary) and Brad Majors in The Rocky Horror Show (HTC). Nick is thrilled to be part of another Dragonfly Theatre Company production! Twitter/Instagram: @aNRKyCollective)

EARL SACREY
DIRECTOR
Most of Earl's directing work is at Gravenhurst High School, where he teaches drama. Mostly this consists of sitting back, feeling humbled and amazed. His favourite shows have included Tapeman, She Kills Monsters, and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Earl is gradually adjusting to making theatre with other adults, and he's really thrilled to be working on Time of My Life.​

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​AMY WALLACE
MAUREEN
Amy Wallace has an extensive musical background ranging from Opera, Classical and Broadway. She has debut in Italy and throughout the U.S.A. Her theatrical performances include The Misanthrope by Leclair Studios (role:Eliante), Waiting for the Parade by John Murrell (role:Eve), Can You See Me Yet by Timothy Findley (role:Nurse Alma). Along with theatre work, Amy has voiced two radio plays and appeared in the Harold and Lorna documentary as the character Carol. You can follow Amy through her website amywallacesoprano.com and on Facebook at facebook.com/amywallacecanadiansoprano

EMMA PHILLIPS
​LAURA
​ Emma has been involved in amateur theatre for the past 35 years, doing everything from choosing the play to directing it, although acting and costume design are her favourites. As a co-founder of Dragonfly, Emma has been working with the company for the past eleven years.
Favourite roles include Julia in Fallen Angels, Bella in Gaslight, Amanda in Private Lives and directing My Fair Lady and Cabaret for the Bracebridge Rotary.

CHRIS MCNEICE
ADAM
Chris began his theatre career at Gravenhurst High School, where he was an actor, a director, and an improviser. Memorable roles included Tapeman in Tapeman, Herbie in Gypsy, Chuck in She Kills Monsters, and William Barfee in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Next year, Chris will be studying chemical engineering at the University of Ottawa and continuing to act and improvise on the side.

ALYSSA LAPLUME
STEPHANIE
​Alyssa is thrilled to be taking part in her 3rd role with the Dragonfly Theatre company. A 2008 theatre school graduate, Alyssa has performed across the province for the past 10 years. A few highlights include Shelby in Steel Magnolias, Helena in A Midsummer Night's Dream, and competing in the London Fringe Festival as ‘Jill’ in George F. Walkers Tough!