Chloë Whitehorn

A graduate of Queen’s University’s theatre program, Chloë Whitehorn is an award-winning director, actor, and playwright. Chloë’s plays include “Love, Virtually” (Best of Fringe, Toronto 2011), “The Frank Diary of Anne”, “Verona Heights”, “AEON: an evolution of sin”, and “The List”, and have played in San Francisco, London, Kingston, Selby, and Toronto. Her plays often examine taboo moralities, tragic love, and the licentious desires and imaginative reasoning of human beings.

On stage Chloë often winds up running a kingdom (The Odyssey, Julius Caesar, The Balcony) or going insane (The Maids, Hamlet, The House of Yes, The Curious Savage).