Gallery

Welcome to our gallery—a new KTA initiative in partnership with Tim Fort. Stay tuned for more updates and expansions!

Theatre Kingston’s production of Parent’s Night, 2025

In a staged setting of a classroom, a teacher lies on a carpeted floor with one hand in the air and her feet lifted slightly off the ground.
Shannon Donnelly.
Stage setting of a classroom. On the left is a man in a collared shirt and tie with blood on his face. He sits in a child's chair. On the right is a woman who stands across from him in a red shirt and skirt.
Tony Babcock (left), Emily Elliot (right).
Stage set of a classroom. The background has a whiteboard and cork board. Behind a desk stands a teacher looking at man to her left. He wears a grey suit and looks across the desk to a woman who has her hands on the edge of the desk and leans forward.
Emily Elliot (left), Shannon Donnelly (middle), Tony Babcock (right).
In a stage setting of a classroom, a man in a suit cuts off a teacher using his body. She is trying to get around him.
Tony Babcock (left), Shannon Donnelly (right).
On the left is a man in a collared shirt and loosened tie with blood on his face. On the right is a woman who looks off the right, seemingly concerned.
Tony Babcock (left), Emily Elliot (right).

DAN School of Drama and Music’s production of Love and Information, 2025

A person is standing smoking. In front of them is a table. In front of the table another person is lying on their back. The lighting is tinted blue.
Yi Lan (Elaine) Pang (back), Sabrina Marques (front).
Four individuals are looking to the side. One stands, the other three are sitting. They all look inquisitively. Lighting is tinted pink.
Standing: Mia Lehtinen. Left to right: Lauren Joly, Annabelle Brophy, Haley Watson.
Eight people walk in a circle on a stage. There is a small audience behind them. There is a structure in the centre of the stage that hangs from the ceiling. It has curved bars which jut out toward the edges of the stage.
Ensemble.
One person stands atop a structure in the centre of a circular stage. They are surrounded by a group of people raising their arms towards this person. People with their arms raised are on the stage and on the ground around the stage. There is an audience behind the stage. There is a structure in the centre of the stage that hangs from the ceiling. It has curved bars which jut out toward the edges of the stage.
Ensemble.
One person is writing on a silver table. In front of the table is someone sitting on a small structure, typing on a flip phone.
Tamara Carnevale (left), Regan Stiles (right).

Domino Theatre’s production of Almost, Maine, 2025

Two people are staring into each other's eyes with their arms wrapped around the other. They both wear winter clothing.
Tristan Euringer (left), Heather Hayhow (right).
A couple sit on a bench with the backs to the camera. They're on a stage and behind them are staged trees and imagery of the northern lights.
Tristan Euringer (left), Heather Hayhow (right).
Two people are looking upwardly into the distance. One of them points. There are shadows of trees in the background.
Anne-Marie Bergman (left), Damien Schaefer (right).
Shadows of actors on a stage. a couple kisses in the centre. Two people sit on a bench; one leaning into the other. Three others stand. Small shadows of trees line the background.
Ensemble.
Image of a cast of actors on set. The actors are all shadows and the background has staged trees and imagery of the northern lights.
Ensemble.

All photos by Tim Fort.