Cast & Crew
Yellowstone: A WILD WEST MUSICAL
JANUARY 30 – April 13, 2025Evening Shows
Saddle up for a wild ride as Destination Dinner Stage takes you on a hilarious journey through the untamed wilderness of family drama, ranching antics, and a hearty dose of cowboy humor with our latest spoof – Yellowstone: A Wild West Musical!
Expect side-splitting shenanigans, toe-tapping musical numbers and some mighty fine eats; as we send up this beloved tv hit. From moody family members to eccentric ranch hands this crazy ranch is full of music, mayhem and fun!
So, grab your appetite for adventure and ride on over to Destination Dinner Stage for Yellowstone: A Wild West Musical.
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Scarlett StormAshley L’Heureux
Ashley made her dinner theatre debut 20 (!!!!) years ago on this very stage. She took a short 17-year break from dinner theatre and became a hairstylist; got real silly onstage with improv groups Soap Scum Presents and Dungeons and Dragons Improv and did stand up in the Winnipeg Comedy Fest and the short lived but beloved Oddblock Comedy Festival.
Ashley would like to thank her Mom and Dad who she can always count on to be in the crowd, no matter what stage she’s on. Hello and I love you to her best buds, Seasy, Austin, Avery and Violet. Thank you to the folks at the Sapphire Hair Lounge who are the most supportive and beautiful people. Special thanks to her sweet husband for his support and love and who’s holding down the fort at home while she’s up here singin’ and dancin’.
John MuttonScott Cranwill
Scott is thrilled to be back in the saddle at old stompin’ grounds for a new adventure with the Destination Dinner Stage team.
A bit older and well maybe not wiser, Scott will be familiar to some from past productions here and cities across Canada, or roles in film and tv such as Hallmark ‘s Autumn at Apple Hill, true crime series’ Ancient Bodies, Spring Break Murders, I Died and Came Back, and as a famous dictator in the upcoming Devil’s Handshake.
You can catch him doing improv comedy around town, and in the live improvised soap opera Soap Scum Presents, which he co-founded and produces, and well you really just have to see it.
Scott last hit the stage in Hood and Dagger’s thrilling fall production of Agatha Christie’s “And Then There Were None,” and has more than a few tricks up his sleeve for projects in 2025 and beyond.
Scott would like to give a special thanks to his beautiful family and friends, the amazing artists and talent he gets to create and play with, and, of course, all of you for your support.
Beth Mutton Amy Vink
Amy is delighted to be returning to Canad Inns as Beth! You may have seen her here last as Alexis Rose/Jocelyn Schipp in Schipp’s Creek (Celebrations). Although a current Winnipegger, Amy was born in Drayton Valley, Alberta, and received her degree in Theatre at the University of Alberta (Augustana). She has been touring and performing for a number of years with Celebrations Dinner Theatre, as well as with the Souris Valley Theatre. She would like to thank her family, friends, cast and production team, and her newly wedded husband, Brandon, who she’s very grateful to be living out her dreams with. Thank you and enjoy the show!
Jamie Mutton / Waylon WhiskeyBrandon Vink
Brandon Vink is excited to join this stellar cast to make you laugh, dance and smile once again! His recent credits include Johnny in Ranchers and Rustlers (Souris Valley Theatre) and Jimmy “The Sledgehammer” Santino in Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (Celebrations). He is an alumnus of The Black Hole Theatre company and has a B.Ed. in teaching theatre – a degree which he plans to utilize this year in the creation of a new acting program for young adults. Big things to come! Special thanks to his wife and his light, Amy. Enjoy the show!
TeeterLaura Kolisnyk
Laura Kolisnyk has over 30 years of experience as a performer, choreographer and arts educator. An honours graduate of the University of Winnipeg theatre department Laura has performed locally and internationally. She is a Winnipeg Fringe Festival favorite having produced, written, choreographed and performed in many shows. She has also voiced countless cartoon characters, been on film sets and fronted a band! When Laura is not performing, she is sharing her passions as an instructor. She teaches drama, dance, musical theatre and yoga for many organizations, schools and studios in Winnipeg. A huge than you to her family for giving her the time to play. She is delighted to be in Yellowstone and hopes you are having as much fun as she is right now!
KipNathaniel Muir
Nathaniel Muir is a multi-disciplinary artist born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Nathaniel’s professional theatre career began in 2022, playing the Cowardly Lion in Rainbow Stage’s production of the Wizard of Oz. Since then, he has returned to Rainbow Stage in the Little Mermaid (2023) and Mary Poppins (2024), as well as Merrily We Roll Along with Dry Cold. In addition to theatre, Nathaniel sings with the rock band the Love Letters. He’d like to thank his family, friends, and teachers for their inspiration and support!
Production Team
Randy Apostle – Writer/Director
Stage Managers – Lisa Cranwill & Brad Zacharias
Musical Director – Camille Beauchamp
Choreographer – Laura Kolisnyk
Lighting Design – Liam Naughten
Set Design and Construction – Genevieve Levasseur
Stage Carpenter – Dave Levasseur
Costuming – Lucille LaPorte & Ashley L’Heureux
House Technician – Caleb Schellenberg
Box Office Administrator – Heather Hickling
Floor Manager – Avery Bate
DDS Executive Sous Chef – Kitt Perfumo
Special Thanks to Mr. Joe Sacco, Vice President of Operations & General Manager Canad Inns Destination Centre Fort Garry
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