The 2012 Montreal School Tour Cast
Romeo & Juliet

Aaron George
Aaron George
Director
Mercutio, Lawrence, Montague
This is Aaron's 10th season as the Artistic Director of the M.S.T.C.
Past directorial credits for M.S.T.C. include: A Midsummer Night's Dream, Romeo and Juliet, Comedy of Errors, Macbeth, Hamlet, Twelfth Night, Taming of The Shrew, Julius Caesar, The Tempest, Merchant of Venice, The Two Gentlemen of Verona and Titus Andronicus. Aaron has also directed productions of King Lear, Glengarry Glen Ross, Closer, Beyond Therapy and is one of the creators of the award-winning Cobra: The Musical.
Over the past decade Aaron has appeared in over fifty productions in Montreal and across Canada. Favorite roles include: Macbeth, Edmund, Nick Bottom and of course Cobra Commander. Aaron is lucky to be spending the next ten months with this cast of wonderfully talented and imaginative people. Enjoy the ride!
Director
Mercutio, Lawrence, Montague
This is Aaron's 10th season as the Artistic Director of the M.S.T.C.
Past directorial credits for M.S.T.C. include: A Midsummer Night's Dream, Romeo and Juliet, Comedy of Errors, Macbeth, Hamlet, Twelfth Night, Taming of The Shrew, Julius Caesar, The Tempest, Merchant of Venice, The Two Gentlemen of Verona and Titus Andronicus. Aaron has also directed productions of King Lear, Glengarry Glen Ross, Closer, Beyond Therapy and is one of the creators of the award-winning Cobra: The Musical.
Over the past decade Aaron has appeared in over fifty productions in Montreal and across Canada. Favorite roles include: Macbeth, Edmund, Nick Bottom and of course Cobra Commander. Aaron is lucky to be spending the next ten months with this cast of wonderfully talented and imaginative people. Enjoy the ride!
Megan Bradley

Megan Bradley
Lady Capulet
Actor, teacher, traveler, Megan is excited to be working with the Montreal Shakespeare Theatre Company again, having already worked on their 2010-2011 School Tour - playing Sir Andrew Aguecheek in Twelfth Night. A gradute of the John Abbott College's Professional Theatre program, she has enjoyed playing other roles such as Audrey (As You Like It - Repercussion Theatre), Princess Jasmine (Aladdin - Left of Center Theatre), Lynne (Stepping Out - 3 BMP) and Bernice (Luanne - 3 BMP) and Alice (You Can't Take It With You - JAC Theatre). She teaches Drama at the Dollard Center for the Arts (ages 5 - 14) and has created a program to teach French to the children in English daycares around Montreal called Beyond the Basics. She is very excited about the M.S.T.C.'s upcoming school tour of Romeo & Juliet.
Actor, teacher, traveler, Megan is excited to be working with the Montreal Shakespeare Theatre Company again, having already worked on their 2010-2011 School Tour - playing Sir Andrew Aguecheek in Twelfth Night. A gradute of the John Abbott College's Professional Theatre program, she has enjoyed playing other roles such as Audrey (As You Like It - Repercussion Theatre), Princess Jasmine (Aladdin - Left of Center Theatre), Lynne (Stepping Out - 3 BMP) and Bernice (Luanne - 3 BMP) and Alice (You Can't Take It With You - JAC Theatre). She teaches Drama at the Dollard Center for the Arts (ages 5 - 14) and has created a program to teach French to the children in English daycares around Montreal called Beyond the Basics. She is very excited about the M.S.T.C.'s upcoming school tour of Romeo & Juliet.
J.S. Elie

J.S. Elie
Tybalt, Paris
A Montreal native and recent Communications Graduate from Concordia University, J.S. trained at I.O. Acting Studio and the Actor's Studio of Montreal. Recent stage and film credits include, notably, Marc Lepine in The Anorak, a play based on the Polytechnique shootings and Jack Worthing in Brave New Production's Being Earnest, performed at the 2011 Montreal Fringe Festival. After the amazing time spent with M.S.T.C.'s production of Titus Andronicus, playing Martius Andronicus, J.S. is honored to be part of the 2011-2012 school tour of Romeo and Juliet.
A Montreal native and recent Communications Graduate from Concordia University, J.S. trained at I.O. Acting Studio and the Actor's Studio of Montreal. Recent stage and film credits include, notably, Marc Lepine in The Anorak, a play based on the Polytechnique shootings and Jack Worthing in Brave New Production's Being Earnest, performed at the 2011 Montreal Fringe Festival. After the amazing time spent with M.S.T.C.'s production of Titus Andronicus, playing Martius Andronicus, J.S. is honored to be part of the 2011-2012 school tour of Romeo and Juliet.
Michelle Lewis

Michelle Lewis
Nurse, Queen
Michelle is a recent graduate of the John Abbott College professional theatre program. She first joined the M.S.T.C. for the summer 2011 production of Titus Andronicus, and is back for more on the 2012 school tour! Favourite past roles include Cassie Cooper in Neil Simon's "Rumours" and Puck in "A Midsummer Night's Dream". Michelle feels incredibly privileged to have a second opportunity to work with such an amazing team.
Michelle is a recent graduate of the John Abbott College professional theatre program. She first joined the M.S.T.C. for the summer 2011 production of Titus Andronicus, and is back for more on the 2012 school tour! Favourite past roles include Cassie Cooper in Neil Simon's "Rumours" and Puck in "A Midsummer Night's Dream". Michelle feels incredibly privileged to have a second opportunity to work with such an amazing team.
Jason McCullough

Jason McCullough
Benvolio, Capulet
Jason was always a class clown in school, and told by friends and family members to go into acting. In his final year of high school he was finally bitten by ‘the bug’. Jay was a singing, dancing, and sword fighting Musketeer in the schools play. Since then he is very proud to be an original member of the M.S.T.C., and has, toured Canada, been to both oceans and done over 350 shows with M.S.T.C. Jay’s greatest pride though is performing for those few students in every audience who (like he did when he was a kid) look up at the show and say; "I wanna do that!". He has had the greatest pleasure to work with a few of those students who have gone to theatre school and joined us on tour. This year celebrates a great anniversary for M.S.T.C. and Jay is proud to have been there from the beginning to now.
Jason was always a class clown in school, and told by friends and family members to go into acting. In his final year of high school he was finally bitten by ‘the bug’. Jay was a singing, dancing, and sword fighting Musketeer in the schools play. Since then he is very proud to be an original member of the M.S.T.C., and has, toured Canada, been to both oceans and done over 350 shows with M.S.T.C. Jay’s greatest pride though is performing for those few students in every audience who (like he did when he was a kid) look up at the show and say; "I wanna do that!". He has had the greatest pleasure to work with a few of those students who have gone to theatre school and joined us on tour. This year celebrates a great anniversary for M.S.T.C. and Jay is proud to have been there from the beginning to now.
Patrick Rogers

Patrick Rogers
Romeo
Patrick Rogers, a graduate of the Dawson college professional theatre program, is excited to return on this year's school tour. He has played John Proctor in Arthur Miller's The Crucible and Leonard Ganz in Neil Simons's Rumors. Since he joined the M.S.T.C., he has had the privilege to take on such roles as Cassio in Othello and Sir Toby Belch in Twelth Night, over the course of their 2011 tour, as well as Chiron in their production of Titus Andronicus, performed at the Monument National. Now an all new year has begun with Romeo & Juliet and, with a brilliant cast and crew, there is everything to look forward to.
Patrick Rogers, a graduate of the Dawson college professional theatre program, is excited to return on this year's school tour. He has played John Proctor in Arthur Miller's The Crucible and Leonard Ganz in Neil Simons's Rumors. Since he joined the M.S.T.C., he has had the privilege to take on such roles as Cassio in Othello and Sir Toby Belch in Twelth Night, over the course of their 2011 tour, as well as Chiron in their production of Titus Andronicus, performed at the Monument National. Now an all new year has begun with Romeo & Juliet and, with a brilliant cast and crew, there is everything to look forward to.
Stephanie von Roretz

Stephanie von Roretz
Juliet
Stephanie von Roretz is a graduate of Dawson College's Professional Theatre program and has been acting since a very young age. She is also a talented singer and writer. She has performed in productions such as The Crucible by Arthur Miller and Escape from Happiness by Canadian playwright George F. Walker. This is her second year working with The Montreal Shakespeare Theatre Company having been in their 2011 production of Twelfth Night, and the more recent epic (and bloody) tragedy Titus Andronicus. She is thrilled to be back with the gang at M.S.T.C. and can't wait to begin working on Romeo and Juliet.
Stephanie von Roretz is a graduate of Dawson College's Professional Theatre program and has been acting since a very young age. She is also a talented singer and writer. She has performed in productions such as The Crucible by Arthur Miller and Escape from Happiness by Canadian playwright George F. Walker. This is her second year working with The Montreal Shakespeare Theatre Company having been in their 2011 production of Twelfth Night, and the more recent epic (and bloody) tragedy Titus Andronicus. She is thrilled to be back with the gang at M.S.T.C. and can't wait to begin working on Romeo and Juliet.
Angelo Vernucci

Angelo Vernucci
Male Understudy
Angelo is a newcomer to the Montréal independent theatre scene. Past credits include P4W (Zeitegeist Theatre), Stop Kiss (Chrysanthemum Tea Prod.), Here’s to Love/Being Earnest (Brave New Prod.), and most recently, Titus Andronicus (M.S.T.C.). He’s proud and thrilled to be working once again with the Montreal Shakespeare Theatre Company on their 2011-2012 school tour. Enjoy the show, and remember, love conquers all!
Angelo is a newcomer to the Montréal independent theatre scene. Past credits include P4W (Zeitegeist Theatre), Stop Kiss (Chrysanthemum Tea Prod.), Here’s to Love/Being Earnest (Brave New Prod.), and most recently, Titus Andronicus (M.S.T.C.). He’s proud and thrilled to be working once again with the Montreal Shakespeare Theatre Company on their 2011-2012 school tour. Enjoy the show, and remember, love conquers all!

