Kaitlin Williams she/ her

Artistic Director

Kaitlin Williams is an interdisciplinary theatre artist born and raised on the unceded, shared territory of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh nations. Since earning her BFA in Acting at the University of Victoria, she has shared her heart and skills with many productions as a director, actor, and costume designer.

A long-time member of the Pacific Theatre community, Kaitlin began her theatre career in 2009 as a PT apprentice. She has had the honour of serving as Artistic Director since 2020. PT directing highlights: Son of a Preacherman, A Case for the Existence of God, Empire of the Son, God Said This, Wakey, Wakey, Kim's Convenience, Mother of the Maid, Almost Maine, Testament; PT acting highlights: Meeting, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, The Foreigner, Jesus Freak, It’s a Wonderful Life.

Kaitlin has also worked with Bard on the Beach, the Arts Club, the Belfry Theatre, ITSAZOO, Delinquent Theatre, the Electric Company, Chemainus Theatre, Western Canada Theatre, Touchstone Theatre, Rumble Theatre, and many others. She has been grateful to receive Jessie nominations for both her acting and directing. In 2022 Kim’s Convenience won Calgary’s Betty Mitchell Award for Outstanding Production. She has served on the Canadian Actor Equity Association’s Director, Choreographer, Fight and Intimacy Directors’ Advisory Committee.

Above all, Kaitlin is a community builder and believes theatre is one of the best ways we can commune together--to bear witness to what it means to be human, grow in our empathy, and collectively attempt to gain a deeper understanding of the world around us. When not in the theatre she is happiest spending time with her husband Ben, and their daughter Mirren June.

Jennie George she/her

Executive Director

Jennie first fell in love with the stage at church, thanks to her youth group who regularly produced Christmas musicals, Easter musicals and other skits and plays throughout the year. Although her goal was always to be an artist, her traditional family required a little detour first. Jennie graduated at the top of her MBA class, and later rose to become the Asia-Pacific leader for Employee Experience (EE) at LinkedIn, managing EE for offices in 10 cities across Australia, India, China, Singapore and Japan.

At age 19, she kept her creative dreams alive by co-founding Imbroglio Productions, a company that produces large scale musicals in Bangalore, India. She served as its Artistic Director for 7 years, and it continues to thrive today.

In September 2018, Jennie moved to Canada to take her artistic dreams to the next level. Since then, she has worked on numerous creative projects in a variety of capacities - onstage and behind the scenes, on camera and off. There are three things that excite her the most in this world - creativity, intelligence and spirituality - and she is overjoyed to see a combination of all three in working at Pacific Theatre. Jennie is currently serving as the Executive Director at PT, and working as an actor with Lucas Talent.

Phil Miguel he/him

Production Manager / Technical Director

Originally a health care worker for the FVRD for over a decade, Phil decided to take his life in a slightly less dramatic direction and began his career in theatre. Over the most recent decade he has been a designer, director, actor, and producer in Vancouver spawning two theatre companies (Clockwork and Cave Canem) with multiple acclaimed and nominated productions. His past designs include lights for the best production nominated Lonesome West with Cave Canem Productions, set for Gramma with Pacific Theatre, and props for Wakey Wakey with Pacific Theatre. As production manager he enjoys learning how to create reconstructable pumpkins and sanskrit scrabble tiles and trying to figure out how to make things concurrently water and fire proof.

Khushi Khosla she/her

Digital Marketing Coordinator

Khushi is a recent graduate from the University of British Columbia, born and raised in New Delhi, India she brings a unique perspective to any team she is a part of. She maintains a strong passion for the arts, and focuses on maintaining an intersectional network within the business of the creative industries. Her bachelors in business management and experience as a digital & visual designer inspires her to push the boundaries of what artists believe is possible when it comes to achieving their creative goals. A natural born leader, and powerhouse in the business world, her role within the company is to organize and oversee the day to day as our Office Manger. She is the eyes beyond the traditional model of business and actively uses her skills as an artist to propel other creatives forward by bringing together all her experiences and bringing a positive spirit to her workplace.

Rebecca deBoer she/her

Community Engagement and Fundraising Coordinator

After being part of Pacific Theatre’s admin staff team from 2002-2009 in various roles, Rebecca was delighted to return as PT’s part-time Community Engagement Coordinator in Spring, 2025. Having also acted in a dozen mainstage productions (+ countless smaller ones), she is grateful to consider PT her artistic home. Favourites include Best of Enemies (Jessie nomination), The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (2018 & 2023), Outside Mullingar, (Jessie winner: Outstanding Production), Common Grace, The Woodsman, and A Bright Particular Star.
Rebecca is grateful to tell stories that matter on the unceded land of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations, and to live here with her husband, Mike, and their three daughters.

Ron Reed he/him

Artistic Director Emeritus

Ron founded Pacific Theatre in 1984 after completing his MFA in acting at the California Institute of the Arts. As an actor, he has been nominated for six Jessie Richardson awards for his work in THE SEAFARER, SHADOWLANDS, A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, MOURNING DOVE, GOD’S MAN IN TEXAS, and COTTON PATCH GOSPEL. Other favourite productions include OUTSIDE MULLINGAR, DAMIEN, THE CHRISTIANS, and his one-man adaptation of A CHRISTMAS CAROL.

Ron has written more than a dozen plays, which have received over sixty productions. BOOK OF THE DRAGON won the Chalmers Canadian Play Award in 1997, and TENT MEETING (a collaboration with Morris Ertman) was nominated for Toronto’s Dora Mavor Moore Award and Edmonton’s Sterling Award. REFUGE OF LIES was produced in New York by Firebone Theatre, and his most recent play, TOLKIEN, is slated for upcoming productions in Minneapolis and San Diego. Ron's memorable Pacific Theatre productions as a director include A BRIGHT PARTICULAR STAR, THE RAINMAKER, DOUBT, COMMON GRACE, and TALLEY'S FOLLY. As Artistic Director, he is particularly gratified by the company's 2011 Jessie Richardson Award, Outstanding Artistic Achievement Award for Curation and Execution of an Outstanding Season of Theatre.

Board of Directors

President: Lilac Bosma

Treasurer: Cara Norrish

Secretary: Ryan Koch

Members At Large:
Christina Lui
Sharon Johnsey
Darcy Hagan
Lance Odegard
Todd Hutzulak

Artist Advisors:
Larisse Campbell
Craig Erickson
Anita Wittenberg
Maki Yi