Crane Creations Theatre Company

Shriyanshi Quanoongo

Shriyanshi Quanoongo is a theatre artist from Mississauga, Ontario Canada. She member of the Summer Ensemble 2022. Shriyanshi first came to Crane Creations as a co-op students. She is a high school student at Cawthra Park. She impressed us so much, with her help during Bridges Festival 2022, that we wanted to invite her back. During Summer Ensemble 2022, Shriyanshi helped us with our Play Date Program as well as many other projects we are working on.

Shriyanshi can do many thing. She is an actor, a technical director, props master, artistic producer and more. And she is still in High School! Shriyanshi is our youngest Summer Ensemble Member to date.

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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.

Nicole Eun-Ju Bell

Nicole Eun-Ju Bell is a Toronto based mixed-race artist. Nicole is a multi-disciplinary artist with a passion for performance and technology. She is, among other things, a projection designer, actor, writer, and stage manager. Nicole is a graduate of the Centre for Drama, Theatre, and Performance at the University of Toronto. Nicole is a member of Crane Creations Theatre Company 2021 Summer Ensemble.

Tanisha Amara

Tanisha Amara is an independent theatre and film actor who is solely studio trained, and a former member of the 2019 Summer Ensemble.

A brown woman, with long black hair,wearing a black and green Cardigan smiling at the camera.

Marie Barros

Marie Barros is an actor and writer. Having already self-published her first novel, she’s now pursuing her acting goals

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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.