As a young child in Newfoundland, Sean liked to direct his brothers and sister in shows he put on for his parents in their dining room. 

Upon moving to Windsor over a decade ago, Sean continued to pursue his passion for the stage, having acted, directed, and produced several plays for Theatre Windsor and Theatre Intrigue. And, has won several awards for his direction.

He has served on the board for Theatre Windsor and he is involved in various charity organizations such as Big Brothers Big Sisters.

As the Host and Producer of Entertainment Windsor, Sean hopes to give Windsor Essex the best entertainment news coverage around!

Ian is a Windsor-born Graduate from the Physics and High Technology Department at the University of Windsor, and holds a Bachelor of Education degree from The University of Western Ontario. After all is said and done, Ian is just a funny guy who enjoys comedy and the stage.

Ian is musically inclined, having a Grade 8 in The Ontario Conservatory of Music for piano, and is painstakingly trying to teach himself guitar. He also occasionally jams with his band, James Luke and the Deadly Sanctuary.

Ian can be found spreading hilarity with his improv comedy team, The DropOuts. But watch out! Because he also is a practitioner in Northern Seven Star Praying Mantis Kung Fu.

Ian is the newest member to EW and can't wait to help discover all the phenomenal talent that Windsor has to offer.

Carry on, Windsor.

Free-style motocross has its followers, but most people don’t want to work that hard at having fun. And most restaurant owners and event organizers really don’t want to hassle with inexperience or the dreaded “artistic temperament.”

Scott’s been playing for—not at—fun-lovin’ crowds for over 20 years, and his personal style is just as carefree as his music. (Okay, there was that one time, but Cher totally deserved it!) As for a following, well, let’s just say Scott doesn’t usually show up alone, unless you want him to.

Hey—havin’ a good time should be as light and easy as an island breeze. Why not make it easy on yourself?

Veronica has loved being on air ever since she was child, with her trusty portable tape deck in hand, she rocked out the tunes as the DJ on her imaginary radio station, VROK.   Her love of journalism was cemented when she won the Junior Journalist Tip of the Week from The Windsor Star at age 10.

Since then, she has worked as a news reporter, producer and writer and editor. She is the former Southwestern Ontario Producer of the Easter Seals Telethon on CBC and has written and produced documentaries for NASA, Canadian Space Agency     (CSA), and the CAW.

She has only recently found a new admiration for the stage and is currently a member and acts for several local theatre companies.

Her latest venture, as Creator, Producer, Editor and Host of Entertainment Windsor, is finally coming to fruition, she’s excited to showcase all that  Windsor and Essex county has to offer in arts and entertainment.

Ellie was born in Budapest, grew up in Calgary, studied in New York, worked in Vancouver, lived in Toronto and finally moved to Windsor where she raised her tall children and she in now "of Windsor". A graduate of the English and Drama program of the University of Windsor, Ellie continues to publish poetry in various anthologies and she also performs with Theatre Windsor and is involved in performance poetry. She has been a cultural worker and an advocate for social justice since the last century; furthermore, she is a high school teacher. Being a reporter for EWTV is a thrilling honour!

Barry is an active member of the arts community in Windsor.  He holds the Chair in Religion and the Arts at Assumption University and teaches The Creative Process at the School of Dramatic Art at U of W.  Through his affiliation at Assumption he has directed, "A Sleep of Prisoners," "Waiting for Godot," "Three Chekhov One-Acts" as well as various dramatizations of poetry.  With Theatre Intrigue he has directed "Flanagan's Wake," a partially scripted, partially improvisatory comedy set in an Irish pub.  Under the auspices of Theatre Windsor, Barry directed a production of Martin McDonagh's "The Beauty Queen of Leeane."  In addition he has held acting and playwriting workshops and has curated several art exhibits.  He is dedicated to showing Windsor at its best.