Sophia Radford
Sophia Radford [Performer]
is an actor and musician. She is thrilled to be involved in this project! Sophia holds a BFA in Theatre (Performance) from the University of Victoria, and has performed across Western Canada. Select credits include: Waiting for the Parade (Pivot Theatre), The Guardsman (Blue Bridge Repertory Theatre), and The Audition (Theatre Inconnu). You can catch her next in Blackbird at the Vancouver Fringe.
Nyri Karakas
Nyiri Karakas [Performer]
is a theatre artist from the North Shore. Nyiri pursued a Masters in Acting at East 15 Acting School, in London, UK, where she was part of a residency at Shakespeare’s Globe. Theatre credits: Dance Nation (The Search Party); Heroes of the Fourth Turning (Mitch & Murray Productions); Medicine (Pi Theatre); Gaslight (Western Canada Theatre/Chemainus Theatre Festival); Sense and Sensibility (Arts Club); Children of Fire (Nightwood Theatre/Aluna Theatre); The House of Bernarda Alba (Modern Times Stage Co./Aluna); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Shakespeare Bash’d); The Penelopiad (Hart House Theatre). Film/TV: Tiny Pretty Things (Netflix).
Christiaan Westerveld
Christiaan Westerveld [Performer]
has appeared on stage in An Intervention (Mitch and Murray Productions), At Sea, Staring Up (JUTE Theatre), Polygraph (Pi Theate/Theatre Le Seiziéme) The Leisure Society (Peninsula Productions), Suburban Motel: Featuring Loretta (Punchback Theatre) and Don’t Forget Your Pants (Share Theatre). He has also written (Best Of Men, How Much Are Those Feelings In The Window?) and directed (A Steady Rain) plays at the now closed Havana Theatre on Commercial Drive. His film and television credits as an actor include The Flash, The Man In The High Castle, Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina, Van Helsing, DC’s Legends Of Tomorrow, Supernatural, Animal Control and Woody Woodpecker. He is a QUT graduate of the Bachelor Fine Arts Acting program.
Khoa Mai
Khoa Mai [Performer]
Originally from Portland, Oregon, Khoa Mai started his acting journey in Vancouver Canada, after a decade working in the construction industry. His trade gave him an intimate knowledge of people and the real world. Then his real passion was ignited when he learnt and trained through film and plays at the Phillip Granger Conservatory. “I never thought about the theatre. It was a foreign, strange and uncomfortable place. Then, all of a sudden, something clicked and it was like I didn’t want to be anywhere else”.