Caitlin- Theatre Revolve

Theatre Revolve is a collaboration among theatre and production companies that empowers female artists through the creation of live theatre, artistic training, mentorship and leadership development in dynamic projects of immediate impact and global implication, while establishing and strengthening local and international arts networks.

Age: 23

Short Bio: Caitlin McCarthy is entering her final year of the Univeristy College Drama Program at the University of Toronto. As an actor, she can be seen as Tessa in Muhammad of Yorkville by Johnnie Walker, playing at this year's SummerWorks festival. Other recent acting credits include
Juliette in ComMentary (Aadila Dosani/U of T Drama Festival) and Regan in King Lear (Steven Bush/UCDP). Caitlin also directed The Johnnie and Morgan Mystery Hour (Nobody's Business Theatre) and Girls of Kensington (Paprika
Festival), and was an Associate Producer of the 2007 Paprika Festival.

Favorite Quote: "What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters, compared to what lies within us." - Ralph Waldo Emerson

Where are you/What are you up to now?: For the summer, I am working as an usher at the Canon Theatre and I will return to U of T in the fall

Why is Theatre Revolve important?: It unites diverse women who want to relay a message; it's an open forum where we can communicate with each other and the greater public; it represents learning through theatre.