Finance Administrator. Nicole Myers-Mitchell was born and raised in Wallaceburg, a small town between Windsor and London, Ontario. She has worked professionally in theatre for over 15 years, passionately advancing Canadian Theatre in roles such as Associate Producer and Interim Managing Director for Roseneath Theatre, General Manager of Shakespeare in the Ruff, Manager of Communication and Enrichment for Peggy Baker Dance Projects and Volcano Theatre, and Development Coordinator for Opera Atelier. 

Nicole lives in Fenelon Falls with her fabulous husband Chris and very smart son Max. 

Production and Facilities Manager. A graduate of the University of Windsor. She has recently made Fenelon Falls her home and is thrilled to be able to work in her new community. Allison’s recent theatre credits include: Creative Participant: Six Acts (Prague Quadrennial). Assistant Stage Manager: The Hobbit & Brundibar (Canadian Children’s Opera Company), Menopause The Musical (Shaggypup Productions, National Tour). Stage Manager: Cold Comfort & Port Authority (Fly on the Wall), Seasons (SolExpress), Spirit Horse & Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls & Outside (Roseneath Theatre), Self Portrait/OMNI (Angela Blumberg Dance) Mistatim (Red Sky Performance). Production Stage Manager: MacBeth, Romeo & Juliet and Twelfth Night (Classical Theatre Project) Company Manager: Grease the Musical (Grease Toronto), Menopause The Musical (Shaggypup Productions, National Tour).

Patron Experience Manager. Stacey developed a deep affection for Fenelon Falls as a seasonal resident, cherishing family holidays at their Sturgeon Lake cottage since the early 1980s. She is delighted to now be living on the lake permanently and living out her empty-nester dream alongside her husband and two cats. Bringing a diverse skill set and professional experience in operations management, product distribution, advertising, and food service, Stacey is eager to contribute her knowledge and experience to The Grove Theatre. With over 30 years of expertise in customer service management and business ownership, Stacey is passionate about being a part of the Fenelon Falls community, firmly believing that "the best way to know your community is to serve it."

Administrative Assistant. Born and raised in Windsor Ontario, Eugenia began her arts administration career through the Sears’ Drama Festival, and as a Site Manager for the Riverfront Children’s Theatre. She went on to complete a BFA in Fine Arts from York University where she graduated with Honours and an Award in Arts Administration/Stage Management for her work producing community events as an elected member of the University’s student government arts organizations.   

Eugenia has worked for a variety of arts organizations in Toronto, Ontario as an administrator, creative producer, and costume designer. Her live music series: The Wheel, ran for ten years in Toronto and featured art, fashion, masquerades, and live music in venues including El Mocambo, The Majlis Theatre and the first ever Samhain event in Dundas Square which had approximately 13,000 people attend. 

Eugenia is delighted to bring her energy and experience to The Grove Theatre, an organization whose vision and values she is proud to be a part of.

Director. Sue Milling, a long-time local summer resident with family roots in Lindsay, is thrilled to join the Board in further developing the vision of the Grove Theatre as a centre of entertainment and learning. Sue brings a love of live theatre and the power of storytelling as well as experience in the entertainment industry.

Past Executive Director of ACTRA Toronto and Co-Chair of FilmOntario, Sue assisted three presidents, councils and staff through transformative and challenging times, including the #MeToo movement in 2017, Black Lives Matter in 2020 and helped the industry and union adapt quickly to the COVID pandemic. Sue is currently working as a consultant.

Co-Founder/Executive Director. Christy Yael is the co-founder and Artistic Directors of the award-winning Intrepid Theatre Company, based in San Diego, California. Founded in 2009, Intrepid earned a reputation as one of the top theaters in San Diego. Among other honours, the company received the San Diego Critics Circle’s most prestigious award, “Best Dramatic Production,” three years in a row (an unprecedented achievement for the Critics Circle), and Christy was awarded “Best Director” three years in a row (another first in Critics Circle history). Alongside their mainstage productions, Christy has also created a vibrant and robust education department, which includes summer camp and after-school classes for children ages 6-17 (attended by over 500 children per year); community outreach programs for youth in underrepresented communities (in recent years this included Exiled Voices, a program for teens who are recent refugees, and Perform Peace, a program working with Somali Muslim youth); and a Shakespeare school tour that has brought live performances of Shakespeare plays to more than 100,000 students across Southern California since its inception. Christy is a Canadian, raised in Toronto and spent her summers growing up in Fenelon Falls. She moved to California in 2001 and has recently brought her family back to the community that she loves.

Co-Founder/Artistic Director. Sean is a co-founder and Artistic Director of the award-winning Intrepid Theatre Company, based in San Diego, California. Founded in 2009, Intrepid earned a reputation as one of the top theaters in San Diego. Among other honours, the company received the San Diego Critics Circle’s most prestigious award, “Best Dramatic Production,” three years in a row (an unprecedented achievement for the Critics Circle). Alongside their mainstage productions, Intrepid featured a vibrant and robust education department, which includes summer camp and after-school classes for children ages 6-17 (attended by over 500 children per year) and community outreach programs for youth in underrepresented communities. Sean was Director/Co-Creator of Intrepid’s Shakespeare For A New Generation program, a Shakespeare school tour that has brought live performances of Shakespeare plays and interactive workshops to more than 100,000 students across Southern California since its inception. Sean has worked with a number of theatres including Idaho, Texas, and Nevada Shakespeare Festivals, La Jolla Playhouse, Old Globe Theatre, Los Angeles Repertory, PCPA Theatrefest, San Diego Repertory, and is an Associate Artist with North Coast Repertory, Cygnet Theatre, and Lambs Players Theatre. Selected directing credits: The Winter’s Tale, Romeo and Juliet, King John, An Enemy Of The People, The Glass Menagerie, and Twelfth Night. Acting credits include title roles in Hamlet, Macbeth, Richard II, and The Elephant Man. Television/Film credits include ER, 24, CSI Miami, Hello Lonesome, The Holiday and Bobby with Anthony Hopkins and Martin Sheen. Education: Pacific Conservatory Of The Performing Arts, The Globe Theatre in London England.