
Krista Willott epitomizes the intersection of passion and dedication in the world of theater and education. With over 30 years of immersion in the theatrical arts, Krista's journey began with a dual focus on theater and music, culminating in degrees in both from The University of Lethbridge. Her 17-year tenure as an educator has seen her inspire countless young minds, while her leadership roles in esteemed organizations like Front Row Center (FRC) and Storybook Theatre underscore her commitment to nurturing talent.
Currently, Krista's influence extends as the Music Director for the Alberta Gold Chorus and as the Production Manager for ARC, where her tireless dedication to excellence ensures the success of each endeavor. Beyond her theatrical pursuits, Krista finds joy in crafting, scrapbooking, and dance, infusing her life with creativity and expression. Her accolades, including CAT awards for stagecraft and outstanding production, speak volumes about her impact and dedication to her craft.
Yet, amidst her myriad accomplishments, Krista's true passion lies in sharing the transformative power of live theater. Whether through her performances, mentorship, or advocacy, Krista remains a beacon of inspiration in her community, steadfast in her mission to kindle a love for the performing arts in all those she encounters.

Joanne is a seasoned educator with 29 years of experience, holding a Bachelor of Education from the University of Alberta. Specializing in Drama, English, and Social Studies at the junior high level within the Calgary Catholic School District, she passionately shapes young minds while nurturing creativity and expression.
Outside the classroom, Joanne leads a rich and varied life, indulging in camping, hiking, reading, and traveling. However, her deepest passion lies in the theatre, where she has been immersed since childhood. Believing fervently in the transformative power of performance, Joanne is an active member of Misfit Theatre YYC, where she celebrates the communal spirit of storytelling.
In both her professional and personal pursuits, Joanne embodies dedication, creativity, and a profound commitment to community. Through her enduring love for education, adventure, and the arts, she inspires others to embrace the full spectrum of human experience with passion and purpose.
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Acknowledgment is merely the first step toward meaningful support; as we move forward, we aspire to become better allies, facilitators, and advocates for our Indigenous neighbors. We respect, champion, and uplift underrepresented voices in all jobs. Our stages and stories aim to reflect the beauty, diversity, and nuance of our city. We want to work with artists from every walk of life; we want to see talent we haven’t seen before; we want to see you and your art.
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