Haneul Yi is a Korean-Canadian actor. He was a former member of Crane Creation Summer Ensemble in 2020. Haneul is the recipient of the 2021 Jon Kaplan Legacy Fund Award. Haneul Yi is currently a participant of the Musical Stage Company’s 2021-2022 RBC apprenticeship program.
Eugenia De Jong is a theatre actor, and graduate of the University of Windsor with a BFA in Acting. She was a summer ensemble participant.
Cayne Kitawaga is a Japanese-Canadian actor. Cayne Kitagawa is from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Cayne is of Ukrainian and Japanese heritage. Cayne is a professional actor and studies theatre in Mississauga. Cayne has a BA (Honours) in Theatre and Drama Studies at the University of Toronto – Mississauga and his Advanced Diploma in Acting from Sheridan College. Cayne is a member of Crane Creations Theatre Company’s 2019 Summer Ensemble. Cayne Kitagawa is dedicated to performance, whether live or recorded.
Ensemble Participant: Actor Bénédicte Mbaididje, a 2019 Summer Ensemble participant, is a recent graduate of the Dawson College acting program and is currently enrolled in
Alex Cameron (She/her) is a Canadian transgender actor. Alex is a non-conforming queer artist from Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. Alex Cameron is one of the bright transgender theatre artists changing the landscape of Canadian Theatre. She is a 2020 Crane Creations Theatre Company Summer Ensemble Member.
Aimee Poulin is a core team member of Crane Creations Theatre Company. She is also a former Summer Ensemble Member.
Designer and Artistic Producer Aditi Sharma is a theatre costume and set designer based in The GTA. Growing up, she was fond of making a
Terror is a courtroom drama, written by one of the most successful German contemporary writers, Ferdinand von Schirach. The play questions the idea of a means justifying an end and warns against quantifying human life. The audience serves as a jury at the trial of a fighter jet pilot. He is accused of killing 164 passengers off a commercial airplane, hijacked by terrorists, heading towards a soccer stadium with 70,000 people. The end of the play depends on the verdict of the audience. Theatre tickets are available for purchase now.
Crane Creations acknowledges that the land on which we are grateful to work, and which the city of Mississauga operates on, as being part of the Treaty and Traditional Territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, The Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and The Huron-Wendat and Wyandot Nations. We recognize these peoples and their ancestors as peoples who inhabited these lands since time immemorial.
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