Actor, writer, and musician DARRAGH MONDOUX has productions with Shakespeare in the Park, Just For Laughs, Montreal Fringe, Fierte Montreal and Place des Arts under her belt. While she moonlights on the vaudeville scenes of St Laurent Boulevard, she also works regularly in voice over and motion capture for video games with Eidos and Ubisoft, among others. Darragh sings and plays a few instruments with the city’s most prolific all-girl traditional Irish band, Grainne. She has a passion for experimental theatre and theatre for young audiences, is a recipient of a Montreal English Theatre Award for an outstanding lead performance, and is represented by Haus of Marc Talent. She is delighted to return to working with Theatre Ouest End, and back to the Centaur Theatre.

RAHUL GANDHI is a trilingual actor, director, and producer. He's acted and directed nationally and internationally, and is based in Montreal Notable film and TV credits include: The Bold Type (Freeform), The Love Hypothesis (Amazon). Notable theatre credits include: “Rafi” in What Rough Beast (Centaur Theatre Brave New Looks) for which he was nominated for Outstanding Lead Performance at the Montreal English Theatre Awards, and “Miles” in The Drawer Boy (Watermark Theatre) Notable direction includes Anusree Roy’s Letters to My Grandma (Watermark Theatre). Notable arts work includes being the Quebec Drama Federation, as well as a seat on the Professional Association of Canadian Theatre’s board of directors.  Rahul Gandhi received the first ever Innovation Award at the 2024 Montreal English Theatre Awards for his work in developing Shruti Vol. I - IV."

​JOAN HART took her first professional bow at the Centaur Theatre at age 13 in Innocence Lost directed by Roy Surette, a moment that lit the spark for everything that followed. She later trained in Dawson College’s professional theatre program, where she fell in love with Shakespeare, language, and the craft of classical performance.

In recent years, Joan has found herself drawn to the camera, exploring stories that blur the line between beauty and grit. She made her feature debut as Bonnie in Le Plongeur and can be seen in the series Sorcières. This past summer, she filmed her first leading role in Requiem for a Sad Girl, a psychological horror.
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She’s thrilled to return to the Centaur, full circle, where it all began.