Meet The Team

Core Staff

holly Greco
Director of Programming
programming@quebecdrama.org

  • holly Greco is a collaborative dance/theatre creator, originally hailing from Toronto. She has worked in the Montreal dance and theatre community for ten years as a performer, choreographer, administrator and producer.

    She is a co-founder and former Assistant Producer at the Bouge D’ici Dance Festival.

    She has also worked as an Associate Producer for the St-Ambroise Montreal FRINGE Festival, overseeing 3 years festivals, and is proud to be on the Board of Directors for the Revolution They Wrote Festival.

    Greco has also worked with several community, professional and independent companies, such as MainLine Theatre, Repercussion Theatre, Segal Centre and Geordie Theatre.Greco is honoured to serve the #weareQCtheatre community and will proudly continue to provide support, resources and development opportunities in her new role as Director of Programming.

Rahul Gandhi
Operations Manager
operations@quebecdrama.org

  • Rahul Gandhi is an artist in every sense of the word. Wearer of many hypothetical hats, he’s been an actor, director, creator, and producer. His first role was over ten years ago, and in the years since, he’s performed in community, independent, and professional stages, as well as on the big and the small screen. Born and raised in Montreal, he falls deeper in love with the city with every passing year.

    He holds a BFA in Acting for the Theatre, a Graduate Diploma in Communications, both from Concordia University, and is an alum of Black Theatre Workshop's Artistic Mentorship Program. He is co-artistic director of Tantalus, a theatre company that is now working on the currently postponed What Rough Beast by Alice Abracen, which was to be presented as part of Brave New Looks at Centaur Theatre.

    The Quebec Drama Federation has always been a brilliant organisation in the eyes of Rahul, who has fond memories of seeing his first QDF calendar launch several years ago. The Montreal arts scene is where he feels most at home, and the isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic very strongly reminded him of the importance of community. There’s a strength that artists have been starved of, and that is the strength of each other.

    He is excited for his new adventure as Director of Operations, in the spirit of being a part of something bigger than himself, and to be in a position to work towards a more connected future for fellow members of the Quebec drama community, alongside fellow members of the Quebec drama community.

    More about Rahul:

    He loves video games, loves photography, he can quote far, far too much of The Lord of the Rings, and he really does put Frank’s Hot Sauce on everything.

Alyssa Angelucci-Wall
Membership Manager
membership@quebecdrama.org

  • Alyssa Angelucci-Wall is a half-haitian Montreal born artist/performer and Concordia University graduate, holding a BFA in Theatre with a Specialization in Theatre Performance.

    From a young age she has been passionate about all facets of theatre and its multifarious nature. She strives to take part in art with strong cultural integrity that is accessible, embracing, addresses challenging subjects, and focuses on fostering connection. She looks forward to continuing to give a voice to impactful and pertinent stories within our English theatre communities, while working alongside a stellar team of individuals with QDF.

Hwaan Han
Communications Coordinator
communications@quebecdrama.org

  • Hwaan is a performer, researcher, and emerging playwright based in Montreal. She earned her B.A. in English: Drama and Theatre from McGill University in 2023 and is an alumna of Playwrights’ Workshop Montreal’s Young Creators Unit (2023-24). She is currently developing her debut play, Willow, which explores humanity's emotional disconnection from Earth—an endeavour that began with the YCU.

    Since 2021, Hwaan has served as a research assistant for Dr. Erin Hurley’s ongoing project on the history of English-language drama and theatre in Quebec. She has also contributed to several independent theatre productions as a publicist and graphic designer. She is dedicated to supporting the growth of Montreal’s vibrant English-language theatre community and is excited to join the QDF team.

Board of Directors

Scott Leydon
Treasurer

  • Scott Leydon is a Montreal-based theatre producer, writer, and researcher and is currently the Artistic & Executive Associate at Centaur Theatre. He is Red River Métis and is a citizen of the Manitoba Métis Federation (Bison Local). Scott is happy to be serving the English-language Quebec theatre community as a member of the QDF board!

Murdoch Schon
Past President

  • Murdoch is a queer, nonbinary, director, and digital innovator. They are currently preoccupied with provocation, vulnerability, and the role of care practices in art making. 

    They are a graduate of the Nation Theatre School Directing Program, and have a BFA, Specialization in Theatre and Development, from Concordia University. 

    Other directing credits include: Boys Girls and Other Mythological Creatures (Theatre Orangeville); Queen Maeve (Here for Now); Counter Offence (Teesri Duniya) The Maydee Box and Haven (FOLDA).

Darragh Mondoux
Member at Large, Comms Committee Chair

  • Darragh lends her time and talent to the Montreal English theatre scene as an actor, writer, publicist, social media consultant, and teacher. She has chaired the Communications Committee of the QDF for over 2 years, bringing together theatre artists and arts workers for their expertise in outreach, distribution, and community connection for the organizations activities and campaigns.

Mariah Inger
President of the Board

  • Mariah Inger has a career as a performer of over 30+ years, spanning film, television, theatre and video games. As well as having over a decade in producing and directing theatre productions, Mariah is well-established within the Montreal and Canadian professional artistic community. As National Chair of ACTRA’s Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Committee, she has been a driving force in increasing visibility and opportunities for marginalized artists nationwide. With over a decade of mentoring and coaching emerging artists, she recently co-founded MWMentoring (Mariah & Warona Mentorship) to support marginalized artists, fostering community, professional growth, and representation in the industry.

Aki Matsushita
Secretary

  • Aki Matsushita is a Montreal based Dramaturg and Teacher. Aki holds a Masters of Arts in Theatre Theory and Dramaturgy and began working as a dramaturg at PWM in 2022.

    Prior to this, Aki contributed to the development of emerging artists through her various roles within the pedagogical team at The National Theatre School  for nearly a decade.

Aurora Torok
Member at large

  • Aurora Torok (she/her/by name) is a queer and hard-of-hearing (using hearing aids) artist based in Montreal. Aurora's scenography experience is primarily in theatre after graduating from the National Theatre School of Canada in Production Design and Technical Arts, as well as from Concordia University with a BFA - Specialization in Design for the Theatre. Other disciplines include contemporary dance, outdoor art installations, comedy and visual arts. Aurora was nominated for Outstanding Contribution to Theatre by the METAs in 2022, and Outstanding Lighting Design (as Associate) in 2023.

Rebecca Durocher
Member at large

  • Rebecca Durocher (She/Her/Elle) is a theatre professional and HR specialist based in Montreal (Tiohtià:ke). A graduate of Bishop’s University and the National Theatre School of Canada, she has worked as Production Manager, Technical Director, and Stage Manager with companies such as Black Theatre Workshop, Yes Theatre, and the Montreal Fringe Festival. She is also co-founder of the Ragtag Collective. Transitioning into HR, Rebecca works at Solertia Consulting Group on compensation, compliance, and equity projects. Having served on QDF’s HR Committee for two years, she brings both creative leadership and HR expertise to the Board of Directors.

Craig Francis
Member at large

  • Craig Francis is a playwright, director, and artist. His plays have toured Canada and the US, including Off-Broadway. A founding member of The 20K Collective, Craig co-created Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea, Jungle Book, and HANS: My Life In Fairy Tales with Rick Miller; and FRANKENSTEIN: A Living Comic Book with Miller and Paul Van Dyck. He's a producer, dramaturg, and stage manager for Miller's BOOM trilogy. Current projects include CYNIC, The Time Machine, and The Turn of the Screw. Craig is a speaker on LGBTQ2S+ issues and an emerging artist mentor, including co-authoring Redwood Woman with Andrea Friesen.

Gabriela Saltiel
Member at large

  • Gabriela Saltiel is a producer, stage manager, educator, and theatre administrator with 20 years of experience in the performing arts. She is currently the Artistic & Executive Associate at the Segal Centre for Performing Arts, where she works across casting, artistic programming, administration, and produces training initiatives for emerging artists. Gabriela recently completed four years as Chair of PACT’s Region 6 Caucus and was a founding member of Acting in Good Company, an advocacy initiative that brought concerns about institutional accountability and artist safety to the attention of theatre educators and leaders. Her work is grounded in a commitment to supporting artists, strengthening Quebec’s English-language theatre community, and building the conditions for artists and organizations to work with greater transparency, accountability, and care.

Joshua Bilbao
Member at large

  • Joshua Bilbao Joshua Bilbao is a trilingual, award-winning multidisciplinary Mexican artist based in Montreal. Born in Taiwan and raised across North America, his cross-cultural background drives his commitment to telling underrepresented stories.

    His performances in The Motherfucker with the Hat and Jesus Hopped the ’A’ Train earned META and Broadway Montreal nominations, including Best Actor. In 2026, he completed a 70-show Nova Scotia tour with Neptune Theatre (Animal Farm, S.T.O.P.) and performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Somewhere, In Between. 

    As a first-generation immigrant, Joshua aims to shape Canada’s evolving theatre landscape through international perspective and dedicated storytelling.

Adjani Poirier
Member at large

  • Adjani Poirier is a playwright and theatre artist who was born and raised in Tiohtiá:ke/Montreal and has been deeply inspired by the city’s vibrant theatre community from a young age. They are interested in fostering creative spaces that centre diversity, integrity and artistic risk-taking. Adjani is a graduate of the National Theatre School of Canada where they studied Playwriting, have a BFA from Concordia University in Theatre and Development and studied Acting at Dawson College’s Professional Theatre Program. As a playwright, their work includes: Sinkhole (or six ways to disappear), published by Playwrights Canada Press; Scorpio Moon, nominated for Outstanding New Text at the Montreal English Theatre Awards; Celebrity Dogs, part of Boca del Lupo’s national project Plays2Perform@Home.