As co-producer of The Broadway Bunch, Sara has dedicated herself to creating paid opportunities for arts industry professionals. She launched an annual professional cabaret showcase that features a live band at every performance, providing an authentic musical theatre experience. This initiative has created work for over thirty Windsor-based artists and consistently played to sold-out audiences. The Broadway Bunch has since expanded to multiple shows each year and was recently featured in collaboration with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra.

Beyond theatre, Sara sings and plays guitar in the original folk duo The Fontaines and serves as lead vocalist for the jazz quartet The New Standard. She is also the owner and operator of Fontaine Music Education, and teaches as a specialized voice educator at both the Walkerville Centre for the Creative Arts and St. Clair College’s Music Theatre Performance Program.

Sara has worked as a professional vocalist across North America, frequently appearing as a featured soloist with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra and touring with one of the world’s top Elvis tribute artists. Her favorite past theatrical roles include Helen (Fun Home), Marta and Sarah (Company), Phyllis (Follies), The Narrator (Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat), Woman 2 (Songs for a New World), Cathy (The Last Five Years), and Maureen (RENT).

Aside from her creative endeavours, Kaitlyn is the Communications and Administrative Associate for the Centre for Cities at the University of Windsor’s Faculty of Law where she spends her days focusing on good city building, placemaking and various housing initiatives. Kaitlyn was also most recently the Executive Director for the Ford City Business Improvement Association for over 4 years, guiding and transforming the revitalization of Ford City and Drouillard Road in Windsor. 

Aside from her creative endeavours, Kaitlyn is the Communications and Administrative Associate for the Centre for Cities at the University of Windsor’s Faculty of Law where she spends her days focusing on good city building, placemaking and various housing initiatives. Kaitlyn was also most recently the Executive Director for the Ford City Business Improvement Association for over 4 years, guiding and transforming the revitalization of Ford City and Drouillard Road in Windsor. 

She holds a Master of Education from the University of Windsor and was awarded the City of Windsor’s Individual Artist Mayor’s Arts Award in 2022. She has been a successful recipient of many local, provincial, and national grants including the City of Windsor's ACHF, the Ontario Arts Council, and the Ontario Trillium Fund. Kaitlyn has served as a juror for the City of Windsor’s Arts Culture & Heritage Fund grant and participated in the Ontario Arts Council’s strategic planning process.