Masque of the Red Death

Inside a luxury compound where tech elite shelter from environmental collapse, a resistance brews beneath the surface of a cabaret. Through an intoxicating blend of burlesque, drag, song and immersive theatre, the performers weave a web of seduction and subterfuge, turning entertainment into ammunition against the privileged few who believe wealth can buy salvation from a dying world. April 8-12, 2025. Assembly Theatre.

Producer, writer, performer

A View From the Box Review


A Burlesque-Mas Carol

In this transformative burlesque-inspired theatre adaptation of Dickens' classic, Scrooge is taken on a whimsical journey by glamorous spirits who show them the magic of life, community, and art during the holidays. As they embrace their true self, Scrooge finds redemption and joy amidst a world of vibrant performers, culminating in a dazzling celebration of friendship and the power of embracing one's passion. December 2023 and 2024.

Producer, writer, performer


Site Desing by Sly Pereira

Pointed Cap Cabaret: A Webcrawl Review

This web scavenger-hunt and digital cabaret was made during the Covid 19 Pandemic and funded by the Canadian Council for the Arts. It featured performances from cabaret, burlesque and drag artists. Online 2020.

Producer, editor, performer


Photo by Sly Pereira

Mayhem at Miskatonic: A Burlesque Mystery Game

A madcap comedy, burlesque, choose your own adventure romp that’s part Lovecraft horror and all ridiculous Mayhem. July 2019, (Sold Out) Toronto Fringe.

Co-Producer, Actor ‘Prof. Jane Dunwich’.

NOW Magazine Review

Mooney on Theatre Review


Photo by Sly Pereira

Ill Met By Moonlight

A brand new adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Combining burlesque, buffoon, theatre and music to create a thoroughly unique, intensely magical and truly queer version of Shakespeare’s comedy. May 2019, The Painted Lady, Toronto.

Producer, Creator, Co-adapter, Choreographer, Actor “Puck”.

Istvan Dugalin Review

Recommended by Toronto Life and The Toronto Star


Photo by Sly Pereira

Carmilla

A stage adaptation of the Gothic novella - one of the earliest works of vampire fiction, predating Stoker's "Dracula" by 26 years. Taking place in a Victorian world, this 90 minute burlesque-based, immersive production is a campy, sensual exploration of queer sexuality, sexual agency, horror, and forbidden love. July 2018.

Co-Producer, Actor “Laura”.

Life with more Cowbell review

Now Magazine review


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Lysistrata

In a society where the last resort a woman has is the power of her body, a band of women withhold sex until the war is over and peace is made. Witness burlesque and storytelling band together with slam poetry, songs and striptease - this is Lysistrata. July 2017.

Co-Producer, choreographer, Actor “Lysistrata”.

Now Magazine (NNNNN) review

Mooney on Theatre review