Dalton Trumbo's: Johnny Got His Gun at Théâtre Ste-Catherine

Bryan Libero (He/Him) received his DEC in Professional Theatre from John Abbott College in 2008 and his BFA in Theatrical Performance from Concordia University in 2012. He also is a trained stunt performer and stage combat fight captain from Fight Directors Canada and the National Academy of Chinese Theatre Arts. Selected theatre credits include: “Compleat Female Stage Beauty with Persephone Productions, “Hair” with In the Wings Promotions, “33 Variations” with Brave New Productions which received a META nomination for Outstanding Ensemble, “Cherry Docs” with Acts to Grind Theatre, “9 to 5” with Encore Musical Theatre and most recently “The Wizard of Oz” with Cote Saint-Luc Dramatic Society. He has also appeared in TV and films such as 19-2, The Art of More, District 31, Indéfendable and Mother! Other selected film credits include The Maple Syrup Files, Work from Home Actors, Uncle Billy Puts the Fun in Funeral, Office 4Play, and Love & Duct Tape (see imdb.com for more)

Natalie Demmon (she/they) is a multidisciplinary theatre artist with a wide range of experiences from the offstage to onstage. They have had the pleasure to direct and collaborate on shows such as Late Night with Johnny Kawalski (MTL Fringe 2025), Princess Ida (2024) and The Socercer (2023) for the McGill Savoy Society, When Shakespeare's Women Meet and The Actor's Nightmare for Bishop's University Play Festivals. She worked as Associate Director for the Côte Saint-Luc Dramatic Society's Wizard of Oz (2025) and is a teacher with the Segal Centre Academy having directed several junior musicals. Upcoming projects: Born on a Raft's The Best Brothers (Technical Director, Lighting and Co-Production Designer) and CSLDS' The Sound of Music (role of Maria Rainer).

Zack is a theatre artist from British Columbia. He got his start in the arts while attending Thompson Rivers University and has since spent time in stage management, improv, acting, directing, and writing with many theatre groups in B.C. he is excited to be working on his production in Quebec

Lola Harrington is delighted to be designing audio for Johnny Got His Gun.  Selected credits include the It’s a Good Life if You Don’t Weaken workshop in Toronto and the Chrysalis TD Apprenticeship Program. They currently work on-call across Montreal stages and are passionate about collaborative, story-driven sound. Many thanks to this wonderful team. Enjoy the performance!

Sarah Pattloch (she/her) is a lighting designer and technician based in Montreal. She has previously been lighting designer on Starcatcher’s production of Little Women (2025), as well as associate lighting designer with Contact Theatre for their productions of Falsettos (2026) and Cabaret (2025). She just came off of Segal Centre’s production of Detroit: Music of the Motor City as associate head of lighting. She is very excited to be a part of this wonderful show!