Lenore Maier Executive & Artistic Director

Lenore Maier (she/her) - Lenore is an arts organizer, administrator and musician based in Saskatoon, SK, on Treaty 6 Territory. She is currently a Festival Director of The Salt Shaker Music Festival in Manitou Beach and has worked for other music and film festivals including the Saskatoon One Take Super 8 Event, Regina Folk Festival and Swamp Fest. Lenore holds a Master of Public Health and a BA International Studies from the University of Saskatchewan, and she plays drums and sings in Saskatoon surf pop band The Garrys. Lenore is passionate about the Arts and Community Health, specifically where those two realms intersect.

Email: lenore@broadwaytheatre.ca

Cat Woloschuk Operations Manager & Volunteer Coordinator

Cat Woloschuk (they/them) – Cat comes from a cultural heritage and museum background and is passionate about building community, cross-sector collaboration, and advocacy. Cat is interested in how meaningful connections to intangible and tangible cultural heritage and art can promote understanding, accessibility, equity, inclusion, and justice. Cat is a people person and can often be found in Board meetings or volunteering for multiple organizations in various roles, so they feel right at home as the new Operations Manager and Volunteer Coordinator!

Skot Hamilton Film Programmer

Scott Hamilton (he/him) - Scott has been the Film Programmer and mulish pillar for all things cinema at the Broadway since 2013 in addition to acting as occasional live talent booker, apprentice projectionist, and begrudging custodian when the right mess presents itself. Outside of the Broadway’s hallowed halls Scott is known for his sonic exploits with the groups KEN mode (with whom he has been nominated for two Junos), Adolyne and Grey Light District among others. If it isn’t art, he probably doesn’t have time for it.

Delane Just Rentals Manager

Cryptid enthusiast and fan of all things unusual and uncanny, Delane Just (they/them) is a queer, trans-masculine, and neurodivergent writer and editor residing in Treaty-six Territory (Saskatoon, SK). Outside of the Broadway Theatre, they are an executive board member for JackPine Press, the co-founder of BTWN magazine, and the copyeditor/proofreader of Grain Magazine.

Tanner Bayne Marketing & Promotions Manager

Tanner Bayne (he/him) - Tanner wears a few hats around here. Whether you've called the office, attended a show, read our newsletter, or visited the theatre, there's a good chance you've seen or heard from him. With a background in non-profit communications and marketing, it fits that he's our most talkative teammate! Growing up in the GSA (The Greater Saskatoon Area, he's trying to make it a thing), Tanner hoped he would end up working and living along the province's top artistic hub, Broadway Ave. Well, his hopes came true, and while some might say he spends too much time around here, that doesn't bother him in the slightest.

Regan Atkings Projectionist & Building Manager

Regan Atkings (he/him) - Regan started as the projectionist in the spring of 2024, taking over for the incredible and long-time Broadway Theatre champion, John Lou. Regan is no stranger to Saskatoon and area (GSA), and may be recognizable from his time at a few of the city's staple music stores on Broadway, or as a residential/commercial electrician - possibly fixing or installing something at your home or business. He's beyond excited to be a part of the Broadway Theatre team and being a part of bringing art and culture to our great city. In his time away from the projection booth, he's a musician and home recording enthusiast, playing in bands such as The New Jacobin Club, Grey Light District, and Spade the Shovelhead. He's also a maker, who enjoys woodworking, electronics and stained glass. With his passion for art and a smile he can only seem to lose for band photos, he can't wait to help carry on the tradition of inclusive entertainment that this theatre has brought us all for so many years.

Darren Miller Custodian

Darren Miller (he/him) was born and raised in Saskatoon, Treaty 6 before fleeing to study music in Victoria, Darmstadt, Banff, and Buffalo. Now reestablished in town with daughter Nadia (6 at time of hire), son Leif (8 at time of hire), and wife Chelsea (eternally youthful); Darren has been making music with local band Deep Archive, as a solo performer, and in the Saskatoon Experimental Music Ensemble. Darren is very excited to reenter the workforce and broader community after several years at home with the kids. He can't imagine anywhere more exciting to do so than in this hallowed local venue!

Kishore Gali Board Chair

Kishore likes Broadway theatre for echoing with music, drama and dance and serving as a cultural heart of this city. He believes in Broadway’s role in strengthening cultural diversity of this city and help to learn from one another. Originally from India, Kishore volunteered for few organizations in Saskatoon for promotion of arts and culture, and is excited to volunteer for Broadway theatre as a board member.

Matthew Wiebe Vice Chair

Matt Wiebe holds (he/him) a degree in both history and commerce from the University of Saskatchewan and currently works as a Senior Real Estate Specialist in Saskatoon. During university, Matt worked as an audio engineer where his appreciation for the Saskatoon music scene grew. Matthew lives in the Broadway area and takes every opportunity to attend a show at the Broadway Theatre. In his free time, Matthew enjoys spending time with his family, walking their dogs, going for hikes, spending time on the water, and is excited to give back to his community as a part of the Broadway Theatre Board.

Sean Homenick Treasurer

Sean Homenick (he/him) has worked in the non-profit world for twenty years, and currently is focused on organizational sustainability, user experience, and strategic growth. He is proud to live in downtown Saskatoon with his partner and an exceptionally passionate Irish retired racing greyhound. Sean is a long time patron of the Broadway Theatre and sees the theatre as an essential cultural landmark in Saskatchewan. He promises to never use his time as a board member to influence the theatre to show more Godzilla movies.

Heather Neufeld Secretary

Heather Neufeld (she/her) is a scientist who spends her days as a Laboratory Manager with the University of Saskatchewan Health Sciences Building. She enjoys live music, film and theatre and has spent many years enjoying many of these experiences through the Broadway Theatre. She appreciates the important role the Broadway plays in our local cultural and music scene and is excited to be able to help the Broadway thrive and continue to enrich Saskatoon.

Marthe Eisenzimmer

Marthe Eisenzimmer (she/her) has lived in Saskatoon since 2001 and recently moved back to the Nutana neighbourhood. Marthe has spent the past 26 years as a public servant and as she winds down to retirement, is looking forward to contributing to her community as a member of the Friends of the Broadway Theatre Board of Directors. Marthe was raised in an artistic household where creativity was encouraged. Marthe loves to travel, overwater her plants and relax with her cats.

Devin Beaton

Born and raised in Saskatoon, Devin has been attending films and performances at the Broadway Theatre for as long as he can remember. Devin brings over a decade of experience as a corporate / commercial lawyer to the Board. As film, music, and theatre enthusiast – as well as a tired dad – Devin hopes to act as a steward of the Broadway Theatre so that it will remain a focal point of the community for years to come.

Candice Klein

Candice Klein (she/her) combines her inherited sense of humour, business acumen, and passion for community in all of her work. Having had the privilege of calling several Canadian provinces home, she relocated to Saskatoon in 2018 to pursue a PhD in History at the University of Saskatchewan, and happily decided to stay. Candice is a long-time supporter of the Broadway Theatre and an enthusiastic film lover. She brings experience in executive leadership and entrepreneurship, along with a strong commitment to cooperation and knowledge, to the board. Her favourite movie genres include a wide variety of comedies, so-called "chick flicks," drippy French films, and anything featuring Jason Statham.

Ryan Jones

A longtime resident of downtown Saskatoon, Ryan (he/him) works in non-profit helping children with critical illnesses both past and present in their recovery. Previously, he’s worked in broadcasting, music direction / curation and concert promotions, so the live music experience has always been vital to him. That means many nights spent at the Broadway Theatre, and it’s an honour to serve the FOBT and Saskatoon arts community at large after having shared so many wonderful experiences. Experience in working and supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Saskatoon means that accessibility and inclusivity are core to his values. A self-professed travel junkie and film buff with bad taste, he’s excited to help shape the future of one of Saskatoon’s premier cultural landmarks.

Shawn Cuthand

Shawn Cuthand is a writer/comedian/actor living in so-called Saskatoon on Treaty 6 Territory. He is part Nehiyawak (Cree) and part Kanien'kehá ka (Mohawk) and is a part of The Feather News which have released a web series for APTN LUMI and are working on a second season for 2024. He performs stand up comedy all over Saskatchewan and has produced a fringe show the past 3 years with 2023 being awarded best local show. Currently he runs a show with Danny Knight every second Thursday at Black Cat Tavern.

Brittany Bellamy

Brittany Bellamy (she/her) grew up on a farm in a uniquely creative family of animators, authors, and designers. Immersed in the arts from a young age, she pursued competitive dance, piano, and choral music and spent her high school summers performing in productions with Broadway North Theatre Company.

After earning a BFA in Film and Media Production from the University of Regina, she began her career on movie and television sets before transitioning to corporate videography and photography. As a member of the Broadway Theatre's board of directors, Brittany is grateful for the opportunity to give back to her community by supporting and contributing to the success of this beloved local landmark.

Heather Hale

Heather (she/her) cares deeply about building connected and supportive communities. She takes a collaborative approach to addressing community needs and strives to create spaces where everyone feels included and valued. Passionate about arts and culture, she believes they are vital to creating vibrant, thriving communities. She works alongside diverse partners to foster positive change, focusing on inclusivity and accountability.

Declan O'Reilly

Born and raised in Republic of Ireland, Declan came to Canada in 1981. Having lived in Thunder, Bay, Winnipeg, Swift Current and Toronto, Declan finally settled in Saskatoon. After a very enjoyable career as a manager with Pitney Bowes, Declan moved into the financial services industry as a recruiting manager where he worked for 10 years.

In 2007 Declan purchased his own insurance business and has enjoyed being a business owner for the past 18 years where he works with amazing staff. In Saskatoon, Declan was a soccer coach at various levels for over 22 years. Declan is honoured to have worked with some amazing people as the fundraising chairperson for the Soccer centre on Nelson Road. Declan is proud to be the father to seven amazing children and grandfather to two wonderful grandchildren.