Carson Walliser is excited to be making his Dancing Sky Theatre debut with the wonderful cast and crew of Prairie Wheat! Originally from Swift Current he later went on to attend the University of Regina and graduated with a BA in Theatre Performance. He later attended MacEwan University for diploma in Musical Theatre. Some of his most recent credits include: teenage ensemble in The Music Man (Align Entertainment), George Gibbs in Our Town (Little Dipper), Costume Designer for two Globe Theatre productions (2023/2024 season) and Costume Coordinator for The Stratford Festival. In June of 2025 he will be putting on his original show “Annette is a Bimbo!”, at the Backstage Stage in Saskatoon. In his free time you can find Carson drinking large amounts of coffee, re-watching his favourite shows, and spending time with his family and friends who he would like to thank for all their support!

Lauren Griffin (she/her) is a writer, actor and stage manager from Treaty Six Territory. Lauren graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with a BFA in Drama and minors in Psychology
and English. Lauren’s recent credits include acting in Breaking the Curse, stage managing The Art of French Cooking and assistant stage managing Men Express Their Feelings. Lauren’s
writing has been published in Spring, Freelance, and Grain.

A proud Ukrainian-Canadian artist, Jordan Welbourne is a versatile musician whose talents span singing, songwriting, composition, and music direction. With a deep passion for both Western classical and Ukrainian music, Jordan’s diverse musical background reflects his cultural heritage and eclectic style.

Jordan’s international career as a performer includes multiple contracts as a guitarist and vocalist with P&O Cruises Australia, where he captivated audiences worldwide. He is also the music director and lead guitarist for Regina country artist Amy Nelson. As a member of The Nightrain, a celebrated Guns N’ Roses tribute band, Jordan energizes rock fans in his role as the iconic lead guitarist  “Slash.” Jordan is also the assistant conductor for the Lastiwka Ukrainian Choir and Orchestra,

Jordan is an emerging opera and musical theatre singer. He has performed in Saskatoon Opera’s productions of Don Pasquale and The Magic Flute, and is committed to refining his craft in classical, contemporary opera, and musical theatre. 

Paper Wheat is Jordan’s first project with  Dancing Sky Theatre. No socials for Jordan, but you can see upcoming shows, his latest work and contact him at: www.jordanwelbourne.com

Eusebius is a recent graduate of the University of Saskatchewan’s Department of Drama. You may have seen him in Passage at the Saskatoon fringe of 2024, or in the Greystone production of Terra Nova in 2023. Alternatively you may have seen Eusebius in Studio 914 as a technician in the venue. Eusebius enjoys the whole process of theatre and its creation, and is doing his best to continue to get more involved with as many aspects of the art as he is able. He is very excited to be a part of Paper Wheat and to join the Dancing Sky team to share this piece of Saskatchewan history.

Savana Gallant (she/her) is an actor, singer, and dancer hailing from Saskatoon, SK. She holds an MFA in Musical Theatre from Guildford School of Acting (Surrey, England), and is a graduate from Randolph College for the Performing Arts (Toronto). Upon returning to Saskatoon, Savana has had the privilege of performing and collaborating in a variety of local shows with recent highlights including In the Next Room (Lolabrickida Theatre), Greensleep, A Fairytale for the End of Days (Dancing Sky Theatre), The Love Interest (Theatre Howl), and Typecastress (Little Libertine Playhouse Inc.) Savana is also a professional dancer and has been a part of the O16 Electric Crew for the Saskatchewan Rush since 2022, as well the 620 CKRM Rider Cheer Team in 2023. She is so excited to be returning to Dancing Sky and becoming part of the legacy that is Paper Wheat!

Angus was born a long time ago in the magical hills in the South West of England. He grew up and went to school there and was a fairly normal English boy. When he was 15 years old, his Mum fell in love and remarried, and it was decided that the whole new family was going to move to Canada. Angus had never been to Canada, and he knew very little about it, but it all sounded like an exciting adventure. A house was bought in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan which sounded very exotic and different. So, the first time he set foot in his new land was when he moved here. It was January 3rd 1978, at 1:30 in the morning. It was 35 below with a pretty serious wind. Angus had never felt anything like it before in his life.

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Once he was properly equipped, Angus started to explore the Canadian Prairies and slowly fell in love with them. Apart from one 4-year stint in Montreal where he met his wonderful wife Louisa, he has lived and worked in his new home, Saskatchewan ever since.

Angus is very proud that he has been able to make a living through the Arts – sharing stories with other people and making things.

​Kevin Moxley (he/him) is an actor, educator, and writer, raised in the southern Appalachia region of the United States. He completed his undergraduate studies at New York University, and earned his MFA in theatre performance at Florida Atlantic University. Kevin has performed locally in Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley (Persephone Theatre), In the Next Room or the vibrator play (Lolabrickida Theatre) and Zastrozzi: The Master of Discipline (Live Five). Kevin is grateful to be living and working on Treaty 6 Territory and making a home with his husband in Saskatoon.

William returns to Dancing Sky Theatre after stage managing last season’s Grennsleep. His previous show here was City Mouse Country Mouse. Recently retired from the University of Regina’s Theatre Department, he has been busy designing lighting for Persephone Theatre’s Miss Bennett, Christmas at Pemberly and the On Cue’s Riser Project in Regina and was the Interim Director of Production for Regina’s Globe Theatre as they moved into their new theatre.
William stage managed Paper Wheat for the 25th Street’s remount of the National Tour in 1981. It was his first professional stage management and was excited when Angus asked him to do
the show again with a talented team of young actors.

Grant McConnell lives in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan where he works as an artist and educator.  He studied Fine Arts at Mount Allison University in Sackville, New Brunswick before moving to Saskatoon where he completed a B.F.A and a Master of Fine Arts at the University of Saskatchewan. He currently teaches at the St. Peter’s College, and at the University of Saskatchewan where he specializes in Canadian and Modern Art History and Visual Culture, and Studio Art. He has served as the National Chair and spokesperson of CARFAC, (Canadian Artist’s Representation), and on the board of directors of the Saskatchewan Arts Board, ACCESS Copyright, and the Remai Modern in Saskatoon, Sk.

He is known primarily for his painting and drawing which is derived from an ongoing investigation of subject matter related to history, social beliefs and evolving truths.