CLUE
Based on the screenplay by Jonathan Lynn
Written by Sandy Rustin
Additional material by Hunter Foster & Eric Price
Based on Paramount Pictures Motion Picture
Based on the Hasboro board game CLUE
CLUE is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service
Creative Team
Erin Newton
Producer/Sound/Costumes/Props
Michael joined the Big Hearts family back in 2024, appearing in The (One-Act) Play That Goes Wrong, Little Shop of Horrors,Click/Bush/Train/Bug and The Day The Crayons Quit; as well as directing last season’s The Man From Earth. Previously, he served as Associate Director for the Tivoli Theatre, Citadel Hamilton, and the HUTA Summer Shakespeare Camp. He actively supports the Shakespeare-Oxford Fellowship, proudly adding his name to SAC’s Declaration of Reasonable Doubt.
Hey, the man does love a good mystery.
Michael Hannigan
Director/Set/Costumes/Props
Michael joined the Big Hearts family back in 2024, appearing in The (One-Act) Play That Goes Wrong, Little Shop of Horrors,Click/Bush/Train/Bug and The Day The Crayons Quit; as well as directing last season’s The Man From Earth. Previously, he served as Associate Director for the Tivoli Theatre, Citadel Hamilton, and the HUTA Summer Shakespeare Camp. He actively supports the Shakespeare-Oxford Fellowship, proudly adding his name to SAC’s Declaration of Reasonable Doubt.
Hey, the man does love a good mystery.
Tracy Hek
Stage Manager/Lights/Costumes
Tracy Hek (she/her) is the prime suspect behind the scenes of Clue, stage managing and lending a hand with costumes. Fresh from her acting debut on stage as Cootes Paradise in Click Bush Train Bug, she's a longtime costumer for Big Hearts Little Theatre. By day, she works in tech. By night? She has an alibi.
Cast
Martin Montgomery as Wadsworth
Martin Montgomery (he/him) is still dipping his toes into the world of theatre, but after his first production, The Girl in the Goldfish Bowl (Lawrence), he was hooked! Since then, his credits have included Buying the Moose (Rob, Binbrook Little Theatre) and The Sound of Music (Franz, Ancaster Theatre Mainstage). In his other life, Martin juggles several ongoing roles: astute and charismatic financial advisor with a winning smile, gym rat, perfect husband, and devoted father of four adult children. He is thoroughly enjoying sinking his teeth into the role of Wadsworth and is incredibly grateful for the amazing cast and crew. A special thank-you to his love, Janice, for supporting him through it all. Enjoy the show! IT’S FUNNY… precisely!
Maria Urquhart as Mrs. Peacock
Maria Hayes (she/her) - An Ancaster native, Maria is overjoyed to be onstage at this venue, in Big Hearts Little Theatre's production of Clue. Her introduction to theatre began in Ancaster, a few decades ago (ok... many) at Mount Mary Academy in a 1972 production of The Sound of Music, where she played the youngest Von Trapp. More recent credits include Marlafaye Mosely in The Savannah Sipping Society and Chelsea Thayer in On Golden Pond. Tonight she brings to life the role of Mrs. Peacock and is thrilled to share the stage with this wild bunch of characters including her son, Coryn.
Asad Faruqi as Professor Plum
Asad Faruqi (he/him) is pleased to return to the stage in his second production with Big Hearts Little Theatre. He made his debut with the company in The Man from Earth (2025) at The Staircase in Hamilton. An avid film enthusiast, lifelong learner, occasional writer, and passionate supporter of the performing arts, Asad continues to explore his growing interest in theatre. He is delighted to take on the role of Professor Plum in CLUE and extends his heartfelt gratitude to Michael Hannigan and Erin Newton for their encouragement and the opportunity to be part of this production.
Ashley Swerdon as Cook/Cop
Ashley Swerdon (she/her) is delighted to join the cast of CLUE as the Cook! An enthusiastic member of the local theatre community, Ashley has contributed both onstage and behind the scenes, with experience in stage management, lighting, sound, and social media promotion for Theatre Burlington and Big Hearts Little Theatre. She has also enjoyed performing for young audiences in family and holiday productions at Theatre Burlington. Ashley is thrilled to be part of this wonderfully talented cast and hopes audiences have as much fun watching the mystery unfold as she has had bringing it to life!
Geoff Kerman as Detective
Geoffrey Kerman (he/him) is thrilled to make his Big Hearts Little Theatre debut in CLUE! His previous community theatre credits include The Full Monty, The Sound of Music, and radio adaptations of A Christmas Carol, Miracle on 34th Street, and Les Misérables. With experience spanning musical theatre and radio drama, Geoff is delighted to join this talented ensemble and bring a little mystery and mayhem to the stage!
Alicia Moore as Yvette
Alicia Moore (she/her) is returning to her love of the stage as Yvette in Clue. Très magnifique!
Originally from Uxbridge, Alicia performed with Seventh Star Productions in her hometown, as well as in Port Perry and Peterborough. Memorable roles include the Wicked Witch of the West in The Wizard of Oz, Titania in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Juliet in Romeo & Juliet. By day, Alicia works as a Producer/Production Manager in children’s animation. Outside of theatre, she enjoys collecting records, hunting for mid-century modern gems, and crafting cocktails at home. Merci beaucoup to the absolutely incredible cast and crew!
Head of OperationsMonet Goode
Lina Giornofelice as Mrs. White
Chief Executive Officer
We count on this visionary to define strategic priorities, allocate resources responsibly, and ensure every decision reinforces long-term value creation.
Adyn Hek as Mr. Green
Adyn Hek (he/him) trades the stage manager's headset for a suspiciously green suit as Mr. Green. After running the show behind the scenes on Big Hearts Little Theatre's last production, he's thrilled to be back on stage. You may remember him from The One Act Play That Goes Wrong and Little Shop of Horrors. Did he do it? Keep your eyes on him.
Colton Hand (he/him) is delighted to make his Big Hearts Little Theatre debut in CLUE, bringing two memorable characters to the stage. His previous credits include Grease (Eugene) at St. Thomas More Catholic Secondary School, where four years of dramatic arts studies have nurtured his confidence and passion for performance. Colton extends his sincere thanks to Mrs. Rideout, Mrs. Birtles, and Mrs. MacDonald for their mentorship, and to his family and friends for their unwavering support. He is thrilled to be part of this talented ensemble and hopes audiences enjoy every twist, turn, and laugh along the way!
Colton Hand as Chief/Motorist(alternate ( alternate performances)
Sophia Kozub as Singing Telegram Girl
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Claire Sears as Miss Scarlett
Claire Sears (she/her) is delighted to bring a little sass to the stage in CLUE! With over 20 years of theatrical experience, her favourite credits include Mary’s Wedding (Mary, Theatre Burlington), It’s a Wonderful Life (Mary, Theatre Bacchus), and Trojan Women (Helen of Troy, W.E.S.T.). Claire extends a special thank-you to Michael for this wonderfully wicked adventure and to her family for continuing to encourage her theatrical delusions!
Lead EngineerDavid MacKay as Colonel Mustard
Chief Executive OfficerDavid MacKay (he/him) is delighted (and only mildly suspicious) to join Big Hearts Little Theatre’s production of CLUE! His recent stage credits include Hello, Dolly! (Cornelius, 2026), The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Phoebus, 2025), and Evil Dead: The Musical (Jake, 2023 & 2024), a role that involved considerably more fake blood than any performer should reasonably endure. Equally at home with musical comedy, romantic heroics, and theatrical carnage, David is thrilled to add a little murder and mayhem to his repertoire. As for Colonel Mustard’s innocence? He assures you he had absolutely nothing to do with the murder… probably.
Coryn Urquhart as Mr. Boddy
Coryn Urquhart (he/him) is thrilled to join Big Hearts Little Theatre for its production of CLUE! His previous stage credits include A Question of Justice (Brendan), The Catering Queen (Eric) at The Players’ Guild, and Boys’ Night (Mac) at The Staircase. Coryn is delighted to be part of this talented ensemble and looks forward to sharing the laughter, mystery, and mayhem of CLUE with audiences!
Knox McKinney as Chief/Motorist (alternate performances)
We count on this visionary to define strategic priorities, allocate resources responsibly, and ensure every decision reinforces long-term value creation.
Ashley Swerdon as Cook/Cop
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Eleanor
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Emmett
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