Mila is in her fourth year at UofT, pursuing a double major in Drama and English. She has been involved in campus theatre since her first semester at UofT, participating as a director, performer, and designer (and once as a puppeteer!). This year, Mila is directed TCDS’s Anyone Can Whistle. She is proud to be on the Drama Coalition for her fourth year, having previously served as the Coalition’s First Year Representative, Social/Outreach Coordinator, and Vice President.

Olivia is in her second year studying sociocultural anthropology and material culture & semiotics. She is very excited to be one of the awards coordinators this year and plan the Dougies. She has been involved in campus theatre as a stage manager, lighting designer and performer, and hopes to continue learning from this wonderful community. Dougies is April 6th, 2026 this year, save the date!

Hi ! I’m Lily a first year student hoping to major in drama with an additional major of either media studies or psychology. I love films, video-games and language learning ( hopefully I can graduate being proficient in Japanese and Portuguese) I’m excited to experience something new and bring something valuable to this team!

Hey everyone! I’m Sefat Ahluwalia, a 2nd-year Management and Psychology student and the Social Outreach Coordinator for the UofT Drama Coalition. I’ve loved theatre and acting since I was a kid, and now I get to help build the community that once inspired me. From national events to student-led productions, I’ve always gravitated toward bringing people together. This year, I’m focused on making UofT drama more connected, inclusive, and loud, and making sure everyone feels like they have a place both on and off the stage.

Kit is in their fourth year at UofT as a drama specialist and environmental studies minor. They directed "Murder on the Orient Express" last year and are directing "Rent" for TCDS at Hart House Theatre this year! Kit loves campus theatre and seeing everyone's beautiful amazing work!

V Riczker is a first-year student planning to double major in Cinema Studies and Drama, with a minor in Yiddish. He is a full-time playwright and part-time actor, and couldn’t be more stoked to bring his dramatic passion and experience to UTDC. Outside of theatre, he enjoys film, art deco architecture, Jewish humour, poser bands, and peanut butter chocolate