The Marysburgh Mummers

David Baker is thrilled to be working with such a fantastic and talented group of artists on this classic play. He is coming off a successful season with Theatre Roulant, and before that, a production of the one man show MONSTER by Daniel MacIvor with his own theatre company, No Name Theatre. David is a graduate of the University of Windsor's BFA - Acting program.

James studied at the Oxford School of Drama. Stage credits include: The Great Prospero (No Traveller Returns), Jerry (Pinter's Betrayal), Marc Antony (Julius Caesar), Jack Point (The Yeomen of the Guard), Bottom (A Midsummer Night’s Dream), Edward II (Edward II), Jesus (Godspell), Karsten Bernick (Pillars of Society), Semyon (The Suicide), Tom (A Poster of the Cosmos) and Seymour Krelborn (Little Shop of Horrors). James has been lucky enough to perform in a variety of venues in the UK from open air Shakespeare to the Bristol Old Vic and the National Theatre’s Olivier Theatre. Directing credits include Pinter's Betrayal, West Side Story, The Investigation and Gilbert and Sullivan's Patience. TV / Film Credits include: The Fire Inside, Departure, Brother and Murdoch Mysteries.

Jean is delighted to be working with the Marysburg Mummers in Prince Edward County! Her past credits include Lady Macbeth, Rosa and Brutus in ShakesBeer Rides Again (Theatre Roulant), Martha in Unwrapping Christmas (Hallmark), Kit in Law and Order Toronto (Citytv) Maggie in Taking Care of Crumley (Ontario Street Theatre), Becky in Summer Ballyhoo (Process Theatre) Juliet in Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet) (Festival Players), Sissy in This is a Play (Belleville Theatre Guild), Stanley in Elizabeth Rex (Festival Players), Brooke in Noises Off (Belleville Summer Theatre) and Pisano in Cymbeline (Victoria Shakespeare Society). Catch Jean next hamming it up in Clue and High Noon; a monthly improv show at The Social Capital Theatre in Toronto!

Kodie Trahan-Guay has been performing on stage since childhood. She most recently appeared as Linda in Hope For The Future at the Belleville Theatre Guild. Kodie fulfilled a lifelong dream of learning sword fighting while playing Hippolyta in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and her performance in Marion Bridge earned her a nomination for Best Actress from the Eastern Ontario Drama League.

When she's not on the stage, Kodie lives like a hobbit, reading, writing and enjoying breakfast, second breakfast, elevenses and tea (with the occasional adventure outside).

For over twenty-seven years, Pat has proudly called himself a Marysburgh Mummer, charming audiences with a variety of roles. With other groups he’s taken on the flamboyant Frankenfurter in Rocky Horror, the intense Mark Rothko in Red, and the heartfelt Norman in On Golden Pond. Now, he's thrilled to step into the iconic shoes of Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest. Along the way, Pat's passion for theatre has earned him two Best Actor awards from the Eastern Ontario Drama League. With his warm smile and infectious enthusiasm, he cherishes the friendships and stories that make the magic of theatre come alive.

Wendy joined the Belleville Theatre Guild in 2014, with roles including Maggie (Jake’s Women), Belinda (Noises Off), and Cassie (Rumors). She received the Mae Carmichael Award for her portrayal of Allison (The Discombobulating Greeting).

Most recently, with Théâtre Roulant, Wendy delighted audiences as Alice Woodstock in No Traveller Returns, and various characters in Shakes-Beer Rides Again.

Wendy is a frequent traveller to Greece - the only place that feeds her soul as much as the theatre.

Fast becoming a local theatre mainstay, Michael's enthusiasm for the stage is matched only by his overestimation of his own abilities. You may have seen him recently in Théâtre Roulant's Shakes-Beer Rides Again, or Belleville Theatre Guild's Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death, or The Rock. His role of Reverend Chasuble suits him perfectly, as his grandmother always prayed he would join the church. He is much looking forward to helping bring Oscar Wilde's classic play to life.