Moving up in the world, Darren has gone from Second Merchant in Comedy of Errors, to courtier Osric in Hamlet, to Dukes in Richard III and As You Like It, to near-emperor in Julius Caesar. So if you ever thought acting could be fun, come out next year and maybe start out as Second Citizen – you never know where your theatre life will take you. Non-Shakespeare credits: A Christmas Carol (Atlantic Ballet); Stupid F@!king Bird, Jesus Christ Superstar, Almost Maine, Circle Mirror Transformation (all Hubcity).

Myles Botten is thrilled to be back performing with his talented peers at Hub City Theatre! As always, a big thank you to his parents and friends. His previous credits with Hub City include Professor Plum in Clue, Puck in Midsummer Night's Dream and Simon in Jesus Christ Superstar.

Kelly is endlessly grateful for the opportunity to undergo this “enterprise of honorable-dangerous consequence” as Cassius—an absolute drama queen that it has been an absolute joy to channel. This is Kelly’s seventh Shakespeare in the Park production (and—don’t tell the others—it just might be her favourite). Other acting credits include Stupid F’ing Bird, Jesus Christ Superstar, Clue (Hubcity Theatre), The 39 Steps (Roundhouse Productions), Drinking Alone, and Last Chance Romance (Hairy Tease Productions). Offstage, she’s worked on the production side of several shows, including as director of last year’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Kelly is delighted to once again be sharing the stage with her son Rowan, and relieved that this time—unlike when he sided with the dreaded Montagues—he’s backing the right side.

Amanda is excited to be back playing in Shakespeare in the Park once again this summer. Previous Hubcity Theatre credits include Merry Wives of Windsor, A Winter’s Tale, Twelfth Night and last year’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Hoping everyone enjoys the show. Thank you to this amazing cast and crew for making this a wonderful experience.

Jessica (Portia) is a dedicated, self-proclaimed chaotic theatre nerd;

'Julius Caesar' marks her ninth Hubcity Theatre performance.

After 2 summers dabbling backstage with facepaint (A Midsummer Night's Dream, Romeo and Juliet), some occasional ASM duties (Clue, Miracle on 34th Street), and recently filming "No Straws" (2025 NB Silverwave Film Festival submission, written and directed by the incredibly talented Teagan Anderson-Leger) portraying Portia will be Jessica's first stage appearance since Mash in "Stupid Fucking Bird" (April 2024).

"Cry 'Havoc!' " ... And enjoy the show!

Georgia is honoured to play the role of Calpurnia, in this year’s show of Julius Caesar. Prior to this, she has appeared in several Hubcity Theatre productions including Romeo and Juliet, Richard III and As You Like It. She also played a pivotal role in Circle Mirror Transformation. Outside of the theatre world, Georgia is a teacher and a proud owner of a pug. She would like to thank both the cast and crew for another thespian adventure.

Bryna has participated in many Hubcity productions since 2018, both on and off-stage. She particularly enjoys outdoor theatre and is thrilled to be playing in the park with this stellar cast this summer.

To ravage, to slaughter, to steal, this they give the false name of empire; and where they create a desert, they call it peace.” - Tacitus

Parham is elated to return to Shakespeare in the Park for a third time. As a creative, he first fell in love with acting a few years ago and is thrilled to further explore this passionate art form with a more serious and dramatic tone in this production. Working with and making memories with the magnificent cast and crew of Hubcity Theatre has been a highlight of his experience. His other creative interests are music composition with a MIDI controller, short story writing, and painting.

Julius Caesar is Rowan’s fourth Shakespeare in the Park production with Hubcity Theatre, and he is incredibly excited to yet again be performing in one of their shows. Rowan has played many different roles in theatre productions, such as Fagin in Oliver!, and most recently, Donkey in Shrek the Musical Jr. Ever since he was young, he’s shared a love of theatre with his mom, who plays Cassius in this show, so he’s very glad to be able to perform with her again.

Monik (she/her) feels grateful to have been cast in her first Shakespeare in the Park alongside seasoned thespians. She has contributed onstage and offstage to a handful of Hubcity Theatre productions since 2021: Almost Maine-Marni, It’s a Wonderful Life-Violet, Jesus Christ Superstar-ASM & costume design. Monik is a Moncton-born Acadian and enjoys all performing arts. She loves being creative and reserves a room in her home for sewing theatre costumes and gymnastics leotards.

Alexa is an aspiring young actor who is currently studying at University of Toronto and Sheridan College in the Theatre and Drama Studies specialist program. This is her third year of participating in Hubcity’s Shakespeare in the Park and is very excited to be playing the role of Lucius. Some past roles include: Eve in Mayday the musical (UtM Musical Theatre Club), Donna in Mamma Mia, (Moncton High School) and Romeo in Romeo and Juliet (Hubcity Theatre). She can’t wait for audiences to be immersed in this galaxy far far away!

Scarlett is an avid performer who has just finished her first year studying music with an honors in classical vocal performance from the University of Western Ontario. She has been in productions such as Die Fledermaus, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Romeo and Juliet, Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark, Bringin Back Broadway 2023 and 2025, Oliver, The Wizard of Oz, and more. She is excited to play both The Soothsayer and Messala in this production of Julius Caesar."

Grace is looking forward to be in her third Hubcity production after her debut in Romeo and Juliet. She’s been in the theatre scene for close to four years. Over those years she has been in various productions, some of her favourite roles being Nancy in Oliver! the musical, Ugly Duckling in Shrek the musical jr (School of Atlantic Ballet) and, Cobweb in AMND (Hubcity theatre). Despite only performing in theatre in recent years she has admired being on stage since a young age. This passion stems from her father who inspired her to sing and play guitar. Enjoy the show!

I’ve always had a passion for theatre and the energy that comes with performing on stage. Acting lets me step into new worlds, tell powerful stories, and connect with amazing people. This is my second show with Hubcity Theatre, and I’m so excited to be back!

Olivia is very excited to be coming back to Shakespeare in the Park after her debut in Midsummer Night’s Dream last year. A grade 12 student at Moncton High, Olivia has appeared in the school’s productions of “Annie” (as the littlest orphan “Molly”) and “Mamma Mia” (as part of the ensemble), and “Grease” (as “Miss Lynch”). She also took part in Hubcity’s recent stage play “Miracle on 34th Street”. Olivia would like to thank the Hubcity Theatre for giving her this opportunity. Enjoy the show!

Joe has done some acting throughout his time at Riverview High School, his favorite role of all time being "The Creeper" in his 10th grade production of "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark". He plans to do a lot more acting while studying drama at Mount Allison starting this fall. This production of Caesar is Joe's first production with Hubcity Theatre, and his first performance after graduating high school, he is very excited to meet new people and bring this classic play to life for you all!

Recently back from hiatus, Mark has been a member of Hubcity for well over 10 years. He is pleased to be able to rediscover the joys of working behind the scenes of a production again.

No longer novice to Hubcity’s stage,

Dan’s amateurish drivel plagues us still—

Who writes a pentametric bio page?

Alas, if only taste were tied to skill.

Remember, after every battle’s done,

Mark Antony’s a hero in no sense.

Heed not the charlatans with silver tongues—

Cast down the tyrants, then and now and hence