Kendra Anderson

-(Christine Larson)

A prairie girl though and though Kendra was born and raised in Saskatoon SK. She fell in love with the stage at age five when she got the role of Gretel in the “Sound of Music” at a local Saskatoon High school. Her biggest concern at that time was, that she could not read, so how could she memorize her lines?!
Kendra went on to study at the Canadian College of Performing Arts in Victoria BC after completing high school at Aden Bowman Colligate. During her two years at CCPA she presented over twenty songs, twelve monologues, wrote a thirty minute play called “Scarf Harvest”, co-wrote an originally piece with eighteen of her peers, performed the role of The Cook in “The Caucasian Chalk Circle”, led a band of pirate wenches as Bloody Mary in the 2007 On Broadway production as well as turned herself green to play Elphaba, (the Wicked Witch of the West).
Kendra is calling Victoria home this summer while she takes on the role of Juliet in the Victoria Shakespeare Society’s “Romeo and Juliet”. She will be moving to Vancouver in the fall of 2007 to further pursue her dreams of acting both on stage and in film.

Jason Stevens

- (Carl Larsen)

Check back soon for more background on Victoria actor Jason Stevens portraying Christine's father Carl Larsen.

Whitney McCormick

- (Roxanne Wild)

Check back soon for more background on Victoria actor Whitney McCormick portraying Roxanne Wild.

Karen Lee Pickett

- (Denise Davy)

Karen Lee Pickett moved to Victoria in 2003, completed her BFA at the University of Victoria, and is currently working on her MFA in playwriting.  She and partner Lisa Hitch founded On The Lam Productions, an independent theatre company, for which Karen wrote and co-starred in Yardsale (2004) and I Thee Wed (2005), both of which won the audience award for Best New Play at the Victoria Fringe Festival. I Thee Wed recently was invited to be performed at the Dublin International Gay Theatre Festival.  Her appearances in Victoria productions include Jennet in The Lady’s Not for Burning at Langham Court Theatre, Nancy in Oliver! for the Victoria Operatic Society, and Lady Macbeth for William Head on Stage. Her New York acting credits include The Black & White for Actors’ Stock Co., and writer and actor on Your Name Here for Po’House Productions. She was co-founder of deep ellum ensemble in New York City, with whom she has appeared as Cressida in Troilus & Cressida, Luisa in The Purification (Tennessee Williams Festival, New Orleans), Cornelia in The Jilting of Granny Weatherall (FringeNYC award for Best Ensemble Acting), and Typhoid Mary in the company-created work blood pudding (Friends of Italian Opera, Berlin, and Dublin Fringe Festival).  U.S. regional work includes First Lady at Yale Repertory Theatre; Lipochka in A Family Affair (Leon Rabin nomination for Best Actress) and Elizabeth in Six Degrees of Separation at the Dallas Theater Center; Imogen in Cymbeline for Moonstruck Theatre Co.; and Adriana in A Comedy of Errors for the Dallas Shakespeare Festival. She was a member of Lumina Studio in Maryland, for whom she taught, directed, and wrote several plays, including Train and Twelve and The Wild Hunt, a play for masks.  Karen received her theatre training at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art, London, and is an associate member of Manhattan Writers.

Jeff Leard

- (Daniel Strong)

Check back soon for more background on Victoria actor Jeff Leard portraying Daniel Strong.

Taylor Johnson

-(Tyler Larson)

Taylor Johnson has been acting since the age of six. Performing dramatic roles in stage and film productions, he loves any opportunity to collaborate with a team of artists and to see a character and story unfold. Prior to his dramatic role in Shattered Taylor performed as an upbeat Teen Host in the Incite Science video series Science Sleuths. He has held lead performances in Ethan Claymore at Victoria’s Belfry Theatre, Jesus Christ Superstar and Jekyll & Hyde at the international CYMC Theatre program, Teen Narrator for BC & Yukon Violence is Preventable PSA, and member of the adult Improv Victoria comedy troupe. Awarded Most Promising Actor and Best Actor at Oak Bay Secondary he has held lead theatre performances in The Music Man, Once Upon A Mattress and Anything Goes. Taylor is also a percussionist and vocalist in a teen rock band and is a huge sports enthusiast.