Meghan Greeley, Artistic Animateur
Meghan Greeley (she/her), formerly the Artistic Director of White Rooster Theatre, is a writer, performer, director, designer, and arts administrator from Corner Brook, NL. She holds a BFA in Theatre (Acting) from Sir Wilfred Grenfell College. As a playwright, her scripts have been staged across Canada, with recent credits including Maiden Voyage (co-created with Mallory Clarke for Rising Tide Theatre, 2023); Jawbone (developed through Nightwood Theatre’s Write From the Hip program; University of Calgary workshop production, 2020; White Rooster Theatre, 2021); To the Girls (written for the Stephenville Theatre Festival, 2021), and The Cut of It (White Rooster, 2019). Directing credits include Sarah Ruhl’s adaptation of Orlando (Grenfell Theatre program,, 2024); The Juniper Tree (Mitzi Pappas Smyth and Kelly Jane Bruton, 2023); Maiden Voyage (Rising Tide Theatre, 2023); Mallory Clarke’s motherskin (White Rooster/RCAT, 2022), and Santiago Guzmán’s Altar (RCAT, 2021). As a performer, she has worked on various theatre, film, and television projects since 2008. If Meghan looks vaguely familiar to you but you can’t quite place her, you may have seen her brief performance as Lucy Maud Montgomery in a Canadian Heritage Minute. Most recently, her play Meghan’s passion for new play development and the intersections of art and community make her thrilled to step into this new position with Resource Centre for the Arts Theatre. “It’s an incredible honour. I’m looking forward to upholding RCA Theatre’s legacy as a provincial leader in topical, timely storytelling of a high artistic quality, and overseeing its evolution within an ever-evolving local community.”
Luke Rowe, Managing Producer
Luke Rowe (he/him) is a producer, director and actor with a BFA (Theatre) from MUN’s Grenfell Campus. As a theatre artist, he has worked with Rising Tide Theatre, Stephenville Theatre Festival, Beyond the Overpass, and Gros Morne Theatre Festival. Further, Luke has been the General Manager for St. John’s Shorts Inc. and the Managing Producer for the NL Sketch Comedy Festival. He also works as an arts educator in local high schools with Act IV Shakespeare. Luke has grown up admiring theatre at the Hall and is grateful to contribute to the long history of influential art made by RCAT.
Reg Hoskins, Technical Director
A theatre artist about town, Reg Hoskins (he/him) has worked on everything from operas to oprys and all kinds of things in between, and in various capacities, ranging from stage manager, to designer, to director, to technical director, and more. Way back in 2019 Reg could usually be found in the Barbara Barrett Theatre as the house technician, helping to bring many types of theatre, music, and dance to the stage. After the advent of the Covid-19 Pandemic he pivoted from live events and took on the role of Covid Safety Officer with Terra Bruce Productions, working on a multitude of film and stage projects during that time. He is an artistic associate of Salt Teeth Theatre Company and directed and designed the premiere productions of both. Cookstown, Cashin Avenue at the St. John’s Shorts. In 2022 he moved back to the world of live events and directed and designed. Home in Three Plays: Bowring Park, Cashin Avenue, and Cookstown (STTC and RCAT) at the LSPU Hall. From Kelligrews, Reg now resides in St. John’s City with his Intended, 2 young lads, 5 cats, a dog that comes and goes, and some quail. He is extremely pleased (honoured, even) to take on the role of Technical Director of the LSPU Hall and RCAT, and to be able to contribute to the future of a space that has such a storied past.