Mitch and Murray Productions

Shout out to Amanda Lockitch who's been working as an outreach coordinator for our Acting Atypical workshops. Thanks to Amanda's efforts, several new participants have joined up in recent sessions!

Our last session before summer break is Saturday June 13th. These workshops are foundational explorations of acting specifically for teens and adults on the autism spectrum. Funded with a grant from . If you or someone you know is interested reach out to us through our website, link in bio.

About Amanda:

With a background in theatre, film, advocacy, education, and community engagement, Amanda Lockitch brings a rare blend of artistic leadership and people-centred outreach to the Acting Atypical workshops at Mitch and Murray Productions. A classically trained actor and educator, she is passionate about helping to expand welcoming and empowering spaces where neurodivergent performers can build confidence, creativity, and connection.

Amanda’s compassion, humour, and strong communication skills have developed through national community outreach, research and workshop facilitation. She believes the arts invite us to voice our needs, give us a place of belonging, and, through these workshops, raise the potential of every participant.

Look at those lovelies! Check out our next Shorts Plays and a Social event coming up Tuesday night June 23rd. Alumni from our Working Actors Gym perform a series of short plays, with live music by and a social mixer after the show. Free of charge, but seats are limited, reserve through our linktree (link in bio).

Friday Feature: MICHAEL BRIAN

Say hello to Michael who has been a returning student at The Working Actors Gym for a number of years, and will be taking to the round for the Advanced Actors Showcase this June.

Michael is a deeply connected and thoughtful actor who brings genuine curiosity and emotional intelligence to his work. His generosity with scene partners creates an atmosphere of trust and spontaneity, making the work feel alive and collaborative. Beyond his talent, he brings an infectious energy to the room — fully engaged and always willing to explore. His commitment always elevates the work.

Keep an eye out for our upcoming showcase and grab your comp tickets as soon as you see the release. You don’t want to miss Michael, or this excellent night of performances.

Now please join us in wishing this wonderful human a VERY happy birthday for tomorrow! 🥳

Find him: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1928561/
Rep: x Melanie Hawthorne-Toogod
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Another Mitch and Murray throwback pic. The play BECKY SHAW by Gina Gionfriddo is having a hit revival on Broadway right now and we gave it a great run back in 2013! "Funny, intelligent, provocative." - The Georgia Straight. "Taut, punchy, terrific performances." - Vancouver Plays.

Pictured L - R - Meghan Gardiner as Suzanna, Aaron Craven as Max. Photo by

Stay tuned for exiting news on our upcoming season, it's going to be great.

Thank you and for fighting for these changes. You've given hope to actors who want the connection back.

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Little throwback action - our 2021 production of SNOWFLAKE by Mike Bartlett, produced during the pandemic. What a great memory from a troubled time.

L-R - Actors Natasha Burnett .burnett as Natalie and Anni Ramsay as Maya. Directed by Jennifer Copping . Photo by

Friday Feature: CRYSTAL TISIGA

Crystal has been studying at The Working Actors Gym for the past few months. She is a true talent, hard-working and a wonderful presence in the room.

Crystal started modeling at the age of 5, eventually moving to Vancouver to pursue both modelling and acting. She has been in print ads locally and internationally, commercials, and walked runways. Most recently, she has booked roles in ALASKA DAILY, TRIBAL, DESTINATION CHRISTMAS and the short BYE, CHAT.

Keep an eye out for Crystal on your screens!

Find her: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1490411/
Rep: Evangelista Talent Management
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