Holiday! An Improvised Musical - December 11 - December 21, 2024
Bad Dog Theatre Company
Who's Who
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Ann Paula Bautista
Ann Paula Bautista (she/her) is an actor, singer, scholar, and writer. A graduate of Randolph Academy’s College program and recently received her Master's degree at Wilfrid Laurier in Community Music. She has performed on stages all around Canada and the US. Select credits include: Grow (The Grand Theatre London), Peter Pan (Soulpepper/Bad Hats Theatre), Aqsarniit (2019 Charlottetown Festival), Disenchanted 1st National tour (Starvox), We Will Rock You, Avenue Q (STF), and In the Heights (We Are Here Prod). Ann Paula is also a regular national anthems singer for the Blue Jays at the Rogers Centre. She is currently the General Manager of Bad Dog Theatre Company.
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Ashley Botting
Ashley Botting (she/her) is an actor, writer, improviser, director, and singer. She’s an alumna of The Second City where she wrote and performed in four Mainstage revues, and directed two. She is a writer on This Hour Has 22 Minutes and a panelist and writer on CBC Radio's Because News. Selected theatre acting credits: Undiscovered Sonnets (Stratford), The Second City Guide to the Symphony (The Kennedy Center, Roy Thomson Hall), Beautiful Man (Factory). Selected TV acting credits: Schitt’s Creek, What We Do In The Shadows, Culprits, Odd Squad, Coming In.
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Aurora Browne
Aurora Browne (she/her) is one of the co-creators, writers, executive producers, and stars of CBC’s sketch comedy series, Baroness von Sketch Show. Browne graduated from York University's theatre program with a BFA in Acting, and has been honing her sketch chops since 2000 when she was hired by Toronto’s Second City Troupe. Since then she has appeared on Comedy Inc, The Gavin Crawford Show, Comedy Now, The Ron James Show, InSecurity, Corner Gas, and many others. She recently co-created and starred in Newborn Moms, a web series about new motherhood on ABC Digital. Browne has been nominated for numerous Canadian Comedy Awards for her work in Toronto’s red hot live sketch and improv scene, and in 2008 won the CCA for Best Female Improviser. Her son thinks she is hilarious.
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