Robyn Clark (she/they) is a Métis emerging theatre artist from Sikóóhkotok (Lethbridge) currently residing in amiskwacîwâskahikan (Edmonton). She is a member of MacEwan University's first graduating class of the Music Theatre Performance BFA program, and also completed two years at the University of Lethbridge in the Drama Education BFA/BEd program. 

Robyn is passionate about building safe and inclusive theatre environments, and their goal is to create theatre that advocates for accessibility and builds community. They recently founded Background Noise Theatre, an independent theatre company that is working to facilitate performance opportunities for emerging, underrepresented, and marginalized theatre artists and assist them in discovering and expressing their complex and marginalized artistic identities. She was awarded Sterling nominations for Outstanding Fringe Performance By An Individual and Outstanding Fringe Performance By An Ensemble for her performance as Jo in WROL (Without Rule of Law) at the Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival in 2024. Other credits include CryBaby The Musical (Uniform Theatre), Twelfth Night, Legally Blonde, London Road, Spring Awakening, Urinetown, Into The Woods (MacEwan University Music Theatre Performance), So Long., The Murder (Theatrextra), and various play readings and workshops through Workshop West Playwrights Theatre, NextFest, and Edmonton Script Salon. She also enjoys collecting double decker teapots, facts about municipal elections, and Light Rail Transit systems.