Matt has had the privilege and honour of spending his entire life on the Traditional Territory of the Lək̓ʷəŋən speaking peoples, a foundation that has nurtured his deep appreciation for community and the arts. His background is in hospitality and entertainment (specifically the management of live venues.) Matt brings skills from his career in digital marketing and administration to the Salty Board. His theatre experience has mostly been away from the stage, engaging in volunteering and producing roles that underscore his commitment to the arts and the creative communities in the region.

Ingrid Moore is a queer actor, singer, playwright, and general art-maker based in Lekwungen territories. Originally from Alberta, they have spent the last decade performing with companies across Western Canada. Some of those companies include: Story Theatre Company, Atomic Vaudeville, Artists’ Collective Theatre, hapax theatre, the Gold Fever Follies, Kaleidoscope Theatre for Young Audiences, Company C, Pacific Opera Victoria, and many others. She is a graduate of the Canadian College of Performing Arts, and an active member of the local arts scene, having served on several arts boards.

Sam is an award-winning producer working in film and television, though theatre is his first love. A graduate of the Canadian College of Performing Arts, he has performed on stages across Canada, most recently appearing as Brad in Atomic Vaudeville's Rocky Horror. Sam's history with Salty Broad began with their interactive performance event Matchmaker Monday, where he sang and danced with The 4D Experience. He was thrilled to join the Salty board in 2019 and is looking forward to supporting their future productions and continued growth.

Cate is an actor/singer/violinist, registered social worker, and current law student at UVic. Cate attended CCPA from 2011-2013, going on to work in theatres throughout BC including with Chemainus Theatre, Barkerville Historic Town, Urban Ink, and Seven Tyrants Theatre. Cate has her Bachelor of Social Work degree and spent three years working as a child protection worker before beginning her current degree at UVic Law. She will be articling with the Ministry of Attorney General and is looking for ways to combine her love of theatre, her passion for social justice, and her knowledge of the law in her future endeavours.

Lauren is an English settler living on Lekwungen territory in “Victoria” BC. She is an experienced arts marketer, enthusiastic choir girl, former burlesque artist, and proud theatre kid with a particular passion for musicals. Her professional credits include social media management in London’s West End where she met the Spice Girls and was dubbed a “tireless hype merchant” by the Daily Mail. She currently works with Atomic Vaudeville and other Victoria-based companies as a performer, producer, and promoter.

Dani Jackson doesn't stick to one note - she's a multi-talented artist making waves in Victoria. As the frontwoman of Blasé Blasé and a rising star in commercials like Project Makeover, she's a force to be reckoned with. Plus, she brings her electric energy as an emcee to local burlesque favorites like Melanin Magic and Sweettooth Burlesque. Originally hailing from Ottawa, Dani found her groove in Victoria's music scene. Now, with her diverse talents and ambitions to expand into new creative realms, she's excited to bring her passion to the Salty Broad Productions board.

Julie Mombourquette is a queer artist, singer, actor, and woodworker originating from the prairies of Treaty 4 (Regina). Her arts journey began young as a dedicated visual artist in Catholic school, but discovering a theatre community in her teens introduced Julie to her first love, specifically musical theatre. She trained with the Canadian College of Performing Arts and at the University of Regina in theatre, is actively at Camosun College for Carpentry, and continues to perform both in theatre and singing gigs. Julie is passionate about making and sharing incredible art and spaces.

Peter Haynes is a bald man with exactly zero background in theatre or production or any formal vocation that would be relevant to a theatre company, so that's fun. What he HAS had though is his butt in an audience seat while supporting live performances for most of his adult life. He strives to be a patron who is quick to fill a room with as much laughter and enthusiasm as he can muster to keep the wonderful energy he finds in art spaces alive and thriving. He takes great pride in leaning into things, hyper-vigilance masquerading as having an eye for detail, and problem-solving no matter how far out of his wheelhouse the solutions lie. And it is an understatement to say that he is excited to have an opportunity to contribute to fulfilling the vision and ideals that Salty Broad Productions strives toward.

Kady Savard is a long-time member of the local Victoria arts community, first as a performer before getting involved on other levels with both the Victoria Ska and Reggae Society and the Sooke Arts Society. She is a passionate community builder and a specialist in youth and community engagement. Dedicated to fostering connections and cultural enrichment, they bring a wealth of experience to anything they do. With a keen focus on organizing festivals, planning events, and expert production consulting and stage management, Kady creates impactful and memorable experiences for our community and always drives home the message of collaboration and community above competition. Their innovative workshop coordination reflects a commitment to empowering and involving those passionate about art in meaningful ways.

Bio coming soon!