Mitch and Murray Productions Presents the North American Premiere of HARM by Phoebe Eclair-Powell

Kelli Ogmundson is an actor, comedian, and writer based in Vancouver. She has had major recurring and series lead roles on shows like Family Law (Global TV), Animal Control (FOX), Cavendish (CBC), Phantom Pups (Netflix) and Strawberry Shortcake (Netflix). No stranger to the stage, some favourite credits include the Canadian Premiere of Fun Home (Arts Club), Kinky Boots (Arts Club), Peter Pan, and Elephant and Piggie (CTYP). 

She is a Leo Award Winner, an Ovation! Award winner, two-time Jessie Award nominee, and UBCP/ACTRA Award Nominee. In her spare time she writes, knits, and watches TOO MUCH Television. Upcoming: Harm with Mitch and Murray Productions and The Play That Goes Wrong at The Arts Club.

Jennifer works as a director, teacher, writer, producer, mentor and theatre creator. (Select) Arts Club Theatre Company: Reflections On Crooked Walking (Debut 1987), The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time, The Day Before Christmas, Godspell, White Christmas, Funny Girl, Kinky Boots. Other Theatre: Dance Nation (The Search Party); As You Like It/Julius Caesar (Bard on the Beach); Anything Goes (Theatre Under the Stars); Anne Of Green Gables (Charlottetown); Les Miserables, Tommy(Mirvish); Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Drabinsky); Jersey Boys (Dancap); Indian Arm (Rumble); Detroit & Body Awareness (Mitch & Murray); City Of Angels (PIT Collective). 

Film & TV: (Recent) Kryptic, The Hunting Party, Alaska, Daily, Devil In Ohio, Debris. Other: Best Actress Leo Award for Becoming Redwood. Instructor Langara College Film Arts Dept and Artistic Assoc. for Mitch & Murray Productions.

Aaron wears many artistic hats as an actor/director/writer/producer/etc. His first full-length play Instantaneous Blue received its world premiere at The Waterfront Theatre in Vancouver in January, 2023. Aaron received a Jessie Richardson Award nomination (Best Lead Actor/ Small Theatre) for his performance in Snowflake by Mike Bartlett.

A busy screen actor, Aaron splits time between Vancouver and Los Angeles, with over seventy professional screen credits to his name. On the other side of the camera, he's developing a documentary and a TV pilot script. Aaron also coaches professional actors weekly in a renowned acting class at The Working Actors Gym. In his spare time, he plays beer league hockey and hangs out with his lovely wife, charming son, and hyperkinetic bernedoodle.

Phoebe Eclair-Powell is a writer from South East London.

Her plays include: Shed: Exploded View (Royal Exchange, Manchester, 2024); Dorian, adapted with Owen Horsley from Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray (Reading Rep Theatre, 2021); Harm (Bush Theatre, 2021); Epic Love and Pop Songs (Pleasance, Edinburgh, 2016); Fury(Soho Theatre, 2016); WINK (Theatre503, 2015); One Under (Pleasance Below); Mrs Spine (OUTLINES at the Old Red Lion); Bangin' Wolves (Courting Drama at the Bush Upstairs, Elephant and My Castle (SALT Theatre at Southwark Playhouse); CARE (Miniaturists at the Arcola).

She was the overall winner of the 2019 Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting, for her play Shed: Exploded View. Fury was a finalist for the 2015 Verity Bargate Award, and the winner of the Soho Theatre Young Writers' Award.

Chengyan is delighted to be returning to design for Mitch and Murray Productions, having previously collaborated on Heroes of the Fourth Turning, Smart People, Lungs, Snowflake and Instantaneous Blue. He is a grateful guest on the traditional and unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, and səlilwətaɬ Nations, working as a lighting designer in the local theatre and dance scenes, with recent highlights being Sky Dancers (Shakti Dance), The Messiah and Wakey Wakey (Pacific Theatre) and Mad Forest (Douglas College). He holds a BFA in Theatre Production and Design from UBC and is a member of IATSE ADC 659. Design portfolio at chengyanboon.com.

Teresa Trovato has twenty-six years of experience as a publicist in the arts and entertainment industry. Based in Vancouver, B.C., she has worked on national events including festivals, music tours, and comedy tours. Her career began in the music industry where she implemented numerous publicity campaigns for artists signed to Universal Music and Sony Music Entertainment Canada. 

Teresa joined Paul Mercs Concerts in 2011 and led national publicity campaigns for artists such as Heart, Raffi, Pearl Jam, and Brent Butt. Over the past eleven years, Teresa has turned her focus to the arts and has worked for various organizations including Mitch and Murray Productions, Firehall Arts Centre, Realwheels Theatre, Some Assembly Theatre Company, MADE | NOUS, JFL NorthWest, The Improv Centre, and more. 

First off, David is delighted to be working with Mitch and Murray once again!

David originally trained as a sculptor and photographer at Emily Carr University,

Vancouver and took his Masters in Scenography at Central Saint Martins, London and the Theatre Faculty of the Academy of Performing Arts (DAMU), in Prague. His fine art has been exhibited worldwide and his designs for the stage have been seen across Canada and the UK. 

Recent work for the stage includes Body Awareness, Snowflake, Instantaneous Blue and The Intervention for Mitch and Murray, Crazy For You, Royal City Musical Company, Blood Wedding, Studio 58 Langara, Medicine, Pi Theatre, The Wolves, Douglas College and Romeo and Juliet for Studio 58.

David has production designed Canadian features, television series, movies of the

week, National Film Board dramas and was nominated for The Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television (Genie) and Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Foundation of British Columbia (Leo) awards. He is also the recipient of seven Vancouver Jessie awards. David has taught design in Vancouver, London and Prague and is a member of the Associated Designers of Canada and IATSE local 891.

www.davidscenographer.ca

Emily Gray is a Fashion Stylist and Costume Designer with over two decades of experience across film, theatre, and commercial media. A graduate of Toronto Metropolitan University’s School of Fashion (formerly Ryerson University), her work spans Toronto, New York, and Vancouver, styling for editorial, celebrity, stage, and screen. Emily approaches costume design as character storytelling — using wardrobe to shape identity, emotion, and transformation. Her aesthetic balances structure and intuition, blending contemporary fashion sensibility with narrative-driven design to create characters that feel both intentional and alive.

Matthew MacDonald-Bain is a Vancouver-based actor/sound designer. He is a four-time Jessie Award nominee and two-time Award winner for Acting and Sound Design. Select design credits include Annie (Gateway), People Like Vince, 500 Words (Green Thumb), Heroes of the Fourth Turning (Mitch & Murray Productions), Middletown, The Lonesome West,  The Wolves (Pacific Theatre), The 

Competition Is Fierce (Itsazoo)

, The Fighting Season (Bleeding Heart) Bright Blue Future, Bug, Of Mice And Men (Hardline). 

Matthew is a graduate of Studio 58.