meet the team!

Our core staff work year round to best serve our membership.

holly greco

director of programming

  • holly Greco is a collaborative dance/theatre creator, originally hailing from Toronto. She has worked in the Montreal dance and theatre community for ten years as a performer, choreographer, administrator and producer.

    She is a co-founder and former Assistant Producer at the Bouge D’ici Dance Festival.

    She has also worked as an Associate Producer for the St-Ambroise Montreal FRINGE Festival, overseeing 3 years festivals, and is proud to be on the Board of Directors for the Revolution They Wrote Festival.

    Greco has also worked with several community, professional and independent companies, such as MainLine Theatre, Repercussion Theatre, Segal Centre and Geordie Theatre.Greco is honoured to serve the #weareQCtheatre community and will proudly continue to provide support, resources and development opportunities in her new role as Director of Programming.

rahul
gandhi

operations manager

  • Rahul Gandhi is an artist in every sense of the word. Wearer of many hypothetical hats, he’s been an actor, director, creator, and producer. His first role was over ten years ago, and in the years since, he’s performed in community, independent, and professional stages, as well as on the big and the small screen. Born and raised in Montreal, he falls deeper in love with the city with every passing year.

    He holds a BFA in Acting for the Theatre, a Graduate Diploma in Communications, both from Concordia University, and is an alum of Black Theatre Workshop's Artistic Mentorship Program. He is co-artistic director of Tantalus, a theatre company that is now working on the currently postponed What Rough Beast by Alice Abracen, which was to be presented as part of Brave New Looks at Centaur Theatre.

    The Quebec Drama Federation has always been a brilliant organisation in the eyes of Rahul, who has fond memories of seeing his first QDF calendar launch several years ago. The Montreal arts scene is where he feels most at home, and the isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic very strongly reminded him of the importance of community. There’s a strength that artists have been starved of, and that is the strength of each other.

    He is excited for his new adventure as Director of Operations, in the spirit of being a part of something bigger than himself, and to be in a position to work towards a more connected future for fellow members of the Quebec drama community, alongside fellow members of the Quebec drama community.

    More about Rahul:

    He loves video games, loves photography, he can quote far, far too much of The Lord of the Rings, and he really does put Frank’s Hot Sauce on everything.

cat preston

communications manager

  • Cat is an actress, arts advocate and administrator from Northallerton, England.

    They trained in both John Abbott College's Theatre Workshop program ('16) as well as Concordia University's Acting for the Theatre BFA ('19) and has performed with companies such as Bread & Puppet Theatre and DaiBao.

    While pursuing graduate studies in Communications, they served on QDF’s communications committee from May 2019 until November of 2020 when she transitioned into the position of Communications Coordinator.

    Cat has also had the opportunity to pursue administrative, communications and marketing work with companies such as DaiBao Productions, The St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival, Creative Green Tools Canada, Watermark Theatre and more.

    In her down time, Cat can be found hanging out with her cats, perfecting her one woman show a various musicals or planning her next outdoor adventure.

    She is thrilled to be a part of the QDF team and is so proud to serve the vibrant, resilient #weareqctheatre community.

alyssa angelucci-wall

membership coordinator

  • Alyssa Angelucci-Wall is a half-haitian Montreal born artist/performer and Concordia University graduate, holding a BFA in Theatre with a Specialization in Theatre Performance.

    From a young age she has been passionate about all facets of theatre and its multifarious nature. She strives to take part in art with strong cultural integrity that is accessible, embracing, addresses challenging subjects, and focuses on fostering connection. She looks forward to continuing to give a voice to impactful and pertinent stories within our English theatre communities, while working alongside a stellar team of individuals with QDF.

tamara lavoie

communications coordinator

  • Tamara is excited to join QDF as their Membership and Communications Assistant. She’s previously worked in communications and outreach at Repercussion Theatre, Centaur Theatre, Teesri Duniya Theatre, and Nazareth House. She’s stoked to combine her passions for theatre and communications in working at an organization that unites the English-language theatre community in such an accessible manner.

    In her spare time, she enjoys acting, baking, reading graphic novels, learning all she can about sexology, and volunteering with AIDS Community Care’s Education for Prevention department. Her goal one day is to merge her loves of sex education and theatre.

we also have amazing folks from the community who join the team for to support initiatives like our:

Crystal Harrison

Project Facilitator - MEP

Megan Schroeder

Project Coordinator - MEP

meet our board of directors!