My debut one-man lady show cabaret enjoyed 2 sold-out nights at The Monarch Tavern in May 2024 and a wildly successful 2 week run at Factory Theatre from March 4-16, 2025.  Directed by Naomi Campbell, Let’s Assume I Know Nothing, And Move Forward From There was the live piece I honestly didn’t know I had in me, and it proved to be the vehicle that pulled everything I do, together.

Here are a few lovely pieces of press from Intermission, Buzz, LudWigVan, The Stolkin Letter, Modern Mississauga and ToLive

I built and designed all the costumes for the show alongside the projections and films that ran throughout. Huge proud accomplishment. Here’s a short that was projected about two thirds the way through where I enact a (somewhat) mythical afternoon my Grandmothers would have shared with me when I was a baby. Yes, that’s me playing both of them

Though music and photography have been my main focus in recent decades, theatre was my first fascination.  I was in a highschool production of Noel Coward's Hayfever which really shifted something in me.

I studied at York University in Theatre Fine Arts and while there wrote, produced and acted in 3 plays: Trash, Brotherhood, and Cruelty.  I continued writing for many years after while working in film and the fashion industry until music took me over.

In 2005 I produced five monthly versions of The Kelly Show Live at The Cameron House (reviews from Xtra!, eye and Now) and in 2013 was nominated for a Dora for my costume design of Theatre Rusticle's Dinner At Seven Thirty.  I have performed on film on occasion, most notoriously in a cut scene from How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days.

(the image on this page from the Factory production is by Olya Glotka, 2025)