Andrés Romo Salido is a 30-year-old Mexican Canadian actor born in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. He started doing theatre at age of 12 in his hometown and eventually commenced working in the Film and TV industry at the age of 25. He has worked twice with Academy Award Nominee Director for Best International Film, Philippe Falardeau, in the French-Canadian hit series Le temps des Framboises, in which he played the role of Gustavo Quiroz and starred along side Sandrine Bisson and Edison Ruiz, and in the movie My Salinger year, starring Margaret Qualley and Sigourney Weaver. He also worked in Kiefer Sutherland’s hit Paramount + series Rabbit Hole and starred along side Serinda Swan in the CBC TV show Coroner. Andres enjoys doing Stand up Comedy as well and has performed in comedy clubs like The Comedy Nest and Absolute Comedy. In his free time, he enjoys playing piano.
Gabriel Infante is a trilingual actor. He is a John Abbott Professional Theatre Alumni. He signed with da Vinci talent after graduating. Since then Gabriel has worked for numerous productions in Canada, United States and even in his native country, Peru. Projects such as: How to Die Alone, The Recruit, Alert, Indefendable, Mamita, Le Temps des Framboises and many others. Despite all the success that Gabriel has had with his on-screen presence, he’s been longing to get on stage again. After all, Gabriel fell in love with acting through the theatre. “Omission” is the perfect opportunity for Gabriel to showcase his talent and his Latin-heritage, on stage once again! He is very excited and thankful for this opportunity!!
Joshua Bilbao is a multidisciplinary Mexican artist born in Taiwan and raised all throughout North America. Bilbao’s curiosity led him to jump into the world of arts in his early twenties and he hasn’t stopped since.
Bilbao started his journey as an actor and he has always taken pride in being a creator. In 2024, he produced and starred in his second self-produced theatre production (“The Motherf*cker With The Hat” By Stephen Adly Guirgis) that won 4th best play according to MTL CULT’s annual list “Best of MTL 2024” and earned 3 META nominations, inducing one for himself as best lead actor in an independent production.
With multiple projects on the horizon, Joshua hopes to constantly grow and develop as an artist while simultaneously continuing to create thought-provoking theatre that will challenge the perspectives of his community.
Bilbao started his journey as an actor and he has always taken pride in being a creator. In 2024, he produced and starred in his second self-produced theatre production (“The Motherf*cker With The Hat” By Stephen Adly Guirgis) that won 4th best play according to MTL CULT’s annual list “Best of MTL 2024” and earned 3 META nominations, inducing one for himself as best lead actor in an independent production.
With multiple projects on the horizon, Joshua hopes to constantly grow and develop as an artist while simultaneously continuing to create thought-provoking theatre that will challenge the perspectives of his community.
Joy is a Venezuelan-Canadian actor, theatre creator, and teacher. She has over 10 years of experience using theatre as a tool to empower children and adults, including co-creating and directing Imago Theatre’s Artista program, a free theatre mentorship program for young women and gender-diverse people (2014-2019). Her creations, including her new play in development, Fix (winner of Infinithéâtre’s Write-on-Q competition, 2021), are inspired by her mixed heritage, and explore how identity is shaped by political upheaval. Recent theatre acting credits include Thy Woman’s Weeds, (Repercussion, Tableau D’hôte, Centaur Theatre), What Mommy Needs, by B. A. Markus (Arianna Bardesono), Don’t Read the Comments (Sermo Scomber - Segal Centre Award Winner), and Elsewhere (Joy Ross-Jones, Odd Stumble and Imago Theatre, Segal Centre Award Winner). She is represented on screen by Haus of Marc. Beyond all professional accolades and labels, she is a proud mother to Rosa Esperanza and Anna Alegría. www.joyrossjones.com