Pascal Archambault is the artistic director of Showtime! Theatre Company in Penticton, British Columbia. He began his foray into theatre in 2011 with Another Elfing Musical as part of The Broadway Chorus in Vancouver, where he quickly fell in love with storytelling through song, satire, and stagecraft.

By day, Pascal works as a Prevention Officer with WorkSafeBC, specializing in workplace health and safety. By night (and many weekends), he writes, directs, and mentors within the world of community theatre. His dual careers are more connected than they seem; both demand clarity, empathy, and a sharp eye for human behaviour.

Pascal’s work is known for its emotional honesty, wry humour, and character-driven narratives. His plays explore real-life tensions with both compassion and bite. Whether tackling difficult subjects like dementia (Postcards from Yesterday), identity and inclusion (Second Glances), or the friction between care and conflict (Just Loud Enough), his writing remains grounded in truth.

He blends practicality with passion, often turning ordinary situations into compelling theatre. When he is not writing, you’ll find him on a motorcycle, at a rehearsal, or dreaming up his next project somewhere between workplace policy and wild imagination.

Just Loud Enough marks another step in Pascal’s ongoing mission: to tell stories that matter, quietly at first, then just loud enough.