Crane Creations Theatre Company

Riley Hardwick

2019 Ensemble Member

2019 Ensemble member Riley Hardwick has studied at Studio 58 in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Past Credits include:

Adolpho in The Drowzy Chaperone
Tom in The Glass Menagerie
Ensemble member of the Soulpepper Theatre’s production of I was Here.

A fun fact about Riley: He is able to ride the Unicycle.

“Fantastic and eye-opening experience. From theatre skills to brooding my knowledge, I learned lots from having the privilege of working with Crane Creations this summer.”

Riley is one of the many talented and inspiring artists from our Summer Ensemble Project.

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Get to Know Us

Our Board, Core Team, Summer Ensemble, Artists, Volunteers past and present make us who we are. Meet all of the amazing people who work with us.

Izzy Eryavec

Izzy Eryavec (she/her) is an actor, dancer, singer and musician. She is going into her third year at Sheridan College in their Honours Bachelor of Music Theatre Performance Program. Izzy is so excited to be a part of the Summer Ensemble!

Cayne Kitagawa

Cayne Kitawaga is a Japanese-Canadian actor. Cayne Kitagawa is from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Cayne is of Ukrainian and Japanese heritage. Cayne is a professional actor and studies theatre in Mississauga. Cayne has a BA (Honours) in Theatre and Drama Studies at the University of Toronto – Mississauga and his Advanced Diploma in Acting from Sheridan College. Cayne is a member of Crane Creations Theatre Company’s 2019 Summer Ensemble. Cayne Kitagawa is dedicated to performance, whether live or recorded.

A young man, with a slight bear and hear, Black framed eyeglasses, wearing an orange short sleeve t-shirt, smiling at the camera.

Nikolai Afanasev

Nikolai is a Russian actor who immigrated in Canada 10 years ago. He teaches yoga, meditation, and collaborates with artists in Ontario.

land acknowledgement

Crane Creations acknowledges that the land on which we are grateful to work, and which the Region of Peel operates on, is part of the Treaty Lands and Territory of the Michi Saagiig, commonly referred to as the Mississauga First Nations. We acknowledge the territory of the Anishinabek, Wendat, Haudenosaunee, Ojibwe peoples, as well as all caretakers of this land acknowledged and unacknowledged, recorded and unrecorded, and past, present, and future.