Morgan Doke
Alonso / Trinculo
Caliban / Ariel
Originally from Montreal, Morgan is an active stage and voice actor pursuing her passion for versatile performance through body and voice.
Having worked for different English-based Montreal theatres such as Geordie, Centaur, Segal, and Repercussion Theatre, her experience ranges from being an on-stage presence to production work as well.
She’s elated to be a part of the Shakespeare Canada family!
Having worked for different English-based Montreal theatres such as Geordie, Centaur, Segal, and Repercussion Theatre, her experience ranges from being an on-stage presence to production work as well.
She’s elated to be a part of the Shakespeare Canada family!
Laura Fernandez
Prospero
Laura is a passionate performer, director, and educator who loves to immerse themself in all types of theatre. She loves to take the stage and share the passion with all kinds of audiences. Laura has always had a joy for music and the creativity it brings to a scene! Texas-born and raised, Laura moved to Canada to study and continue her passion for the art form of theatre.
This is her first tour, and she is blessed to work with Shakespeare Canada this season. Previous Credits include The Lion King (2026), The Importance of Being Earnest (2024), Spring Awakening (2024), The Drowsy Chaperone (2023), among others.
This is her first tour, and she is blessed to work with Shakespeare Canada this season. Previous Credits include The Lion King (2026), The Importance of Being Earnest (2024), Spring Awakening (2024), The Drowsy Chaperone (2023), among others.
Vic Hannah
Ferdinand / Antonio / Stefano
Alonso / Trinculo
Vic is a Montreal-based actor and graduate of Dawson College’s Professional Theatre Program with experience working both on stage and in film.
She is thrilled to be joining Shakespeare Canada for the first time in this year’s adaptation of The Tempest. Vic loves the imagination, energy, and connection of live theatre, and is especially excited to be part of a production that introduces young audiences to the magic, humour, and storytelling of Shakespeare.
She is thrilled to be joining Shakespeare Canada for the first time in this year’s adaptation of The Tempest. Vic loves the imagination, energy, and connection of live theatre, and is especially excited to be part of a production that introduces young audiences to the magic, humour, and storytelling of Shakespeare.
Jonathan Hilton
Ferdinand / Antonio / Stefano
Jonathan is a Concordia University graduate with a great passion for theatre and the arts. Though this is his first year working with Shakespeare he’s previously performed as Montgomery in Fame and Creon in Antigone.
Jonathan is thrilled to be a part of Shakespeare Canada’s current tour to share the fascinating world of Shakespeare’s work to students of all ages. He’s especially thrilled since Shakespeare’s The Tempest not only stands in the historic position as Shakespeare’s last known play but also as a compelling story about the conflict between love and revenge, a reoccurring theme within much of Shakespeare’s other works.
James Murray
Prospero
James is excited to be working once again with Shakespeare Canada and to revisit Prospero to see what new things he can learn about him. He is a veteran Stage and Screen actor who also writes and teaches screenwriting.
Aniela Stanek
Ariel / Caliban
Aniela is a third-year McGill student majoring in English Literature and Drama and Theatre. They are very excited for their first tour with Shakespeare Canada and to share Shakespeare with students like them!
Their training includes Classical and contemporary acting, classical and musical theatre voice, and piano. Other credits include Richmond/1st Murderer in Richard III (Prague Shakespeare Company), Antigone in Antigone (McGill Classics Play), Amy in Little Women (Starcatcher Productions), and Puck in A Midsummer… (Havergal College).
Aniela is extremely passionate about Shakespeare as the intersection of literary scholarship and dramatic performance and hopes to continue researching and performing for years to come.
Their training includes Classical and contemporary acting, classical and musical theatre voice, and piano. Other credits include Richmond/1st Murderer in Richard III (Prague Shakespeare Company), Antigone in Antigone (McGill Classics Play), Amy in Little Women (Starcatcher Productions), and Puck in A Midsummer… (Havergal College).
Aniela is extremely passionate about Shakespeare as the intersection of literary scholarship and dramatic performance and hopes to continue researching and performing for years to come.
Naomi Wark
Miranda / Sebastian
Naomi Wark is a recent graduate of Dawson College's Professional Theatre Program (DOMIE). She has been in roles such as Belville in "The Rover", Peggy Day in "The Women", etc.
She is very excited to be with Shakespeare Canada for the first time and help teach Shakespeare to schools!
She is very excited to be with Shakespeare Canada for the first time and help teach Shakespeare to schools!