2022-23 Executive Board
Brianna Propis, '23
President
Brianna strives to be a true paradox of organized and attentive with chaotic and fiery, and will definitely be asking you questions about yourself during every interaction. She studies English and creative writing, and advises that upsetting her in any way will most likely result in a you-based character surfacing in one of her many short stories. Having been involved with theatre for nearly 15 years, Brianna is thrilled and honored to be serving as Little Theatre’s president, and kindly encourages the entire club and anyone reading this to dye their hair red as a way to unlock their full powers (and perhaps as an ode to her). Offstage, you can find Brianna in the director’s chair, reading and shelving library books, or crying over mediocre and/or fictional individuals.
Victoria Ehrig, '24
Vice President
Victoria is a junior ABEC major. She has been doing theatre for as long as she can remember, starting as an ensemble member in "Alice in Wonderland" in kindergarten, to becoming Grandma Addams in her senior show, "The Addams Family." Apart from theatre, she also enjoys practicing Tae Kwon Do, playing rugby, and taking naps. Victoria is very excited to be Vice President this year and get to do so much more in this club (as long as she still moves out).
Emma Marzec, '23
Secretary
Emma is a senior psychology and Spanish dual major. She is excited to spend her third and final year as Little Theatre’s secretary to continue her habit of taking on too many roles. She enjoys LOLing and talking too loudly backstage, taking 0.5x pictures, staying late in the theater although she works at 5:30 in the morning, and commuting to Canisius in her gas-guzzler of a car to spend time with her friends! This year’s mantra is to not drop her Chipotle on the Green Room floor nor fall off a platform again. She is beginning to make “I lived in Mexico for a month” her whole personality, so she hopes to counter that by having more fun than ever before with Little Theatre, both on and offstage!
Matthew Robertson, '25
Treasurer
Matt Robertson is the sophomore treasurer of Little Theatre, even though he’s pretty sure he can only count to 23. He is an accounting and AIS double major here at Canisius, meaning he has double the amount of people clowning on his light workload. He is super excited to put his everything into the amazing program this year and he is hoping that “Freshman Matt” was only a temporary title.
Mallory Knox, '25
Public Relations Director
Mallory is a sophomore English major who is still trying to figure out what to do with the rest of her life. She loves picking up random hobbies and art projects she then forgets about a month later. With this in mind, theater has been one of the only consistent hobbies in her life. She’d love to talk to you about it while you both enjoy the amazing qualities of Little Theatre!
Vicki Birk, '25
Public Relations Assistant
Vicki is a sophomore majoring in psychology, and they have two cats that live with their parents right now. They are an active member of both Little Theatre and Unity, and are on eboard for both. Vicki's past shows were "Like You Like It" as an ensemble member and "Book of Days" as co-stage manager with their beautiful girlfriend Lauryn. They love theater and will do their absolute best to be the most help to this club that they can be!
Michael Dobrasz, '25
Counselor at large
Michael is a sophomore biology and philosophy dual major. He has high aspirations, but if all else fails, Michael plans to live a modest life pursuing the fine art of aging cheese in Missouri. He loves to sing, play video games, and visit parks to observe wildlife. He has a soft spot for mallards, mergansers, shovelers, and pretty much all ducks. If you ask him about his cats, he will enjoy showing you the numerous photos of them that flood his camera roll.
Amanda Ostroske, '25
Counselor at large
Amanda is a sophomore ABEC major who simply likes good vibes. It doesn’t matter whether she’s spreading them to those around her or getting those vibes back from her friends, it’s all good stuff. Amanda’s been singing for 12 years, acting for 8, and dancing for… well, we pretend she knows how to dance. She love animals (I mean, look at her major) and cold winter weather. If you hear her say “I’m cold” you are simply mistaken.
