Matthew MacInnis, a highly respected stage manager and valued member of the Canadian theatre community, passed away recently, leaving a profound void in the arts world. Known for his meticulous attention to detail and unwavering dedication, Matthew played an essential role in bringing countless theatrical productions to life, including notable shows such as Mamma Mia!, Evangeline, and Anne of Green Gables at the Confederation Centre of the Arts.
Matthew’s professional accomplishments were marked by excellence, reliability, and a deep passion for theatre. His expertise in stage management, coordination, and production logistics earned him the admiration of colleagues, performers, and audiences alike. Matthew’s guidance behind the scenes ensured that every performance ran seamlessly, reflecting his commitment to quality and artistry.
Beyond his professional achievements, Matthew was celebrated for his warmth, generosity, and the positive energy he brought to every project. Friends and colleagues remember him as a mentor, collaborator, and a person who uplifted everyone around him. His dedication to theatre extended beyond the stage, inspiring others to pursue their own creative passions with the same fervor and precision.
Matthew’s life and work were characterized by creativity, integrity, and a genuine love for the performing arts. He leaves behind a legacy of exceptional productions, fond memories, and countless lives touched through his craft.
Cause of death: Not publicly disclosed
The Confederation Centre of the Arts and the wider Canadian theatre community extend heartfelt condolences to Matthew MacInnis’ family, friends, and colleagues. His remarkable contributions and bright spirit will be remembered and cherished by all who had the privilege to work with him.
