A graduate of the National Theatre School of Canada, Susan has appeared in leading roles in theatres across the country, including The Royal Manitoba Theatre centre, The Citadel, The Banff Centre, The Stratford Festival, The Shaw Festival.

As a founding member of Soulpepper Theatre Company, she appeared in Don Carlos during the company’s inaugural season. Among other Soulpepper productions were her own adaptations of Platonov, Betrayal, A Chorus of Disapproval and The Winter’s Tale.

On the small screen, Susan has appeared in such series as Amazon’s Mozart in the Jungle, CBS’s Ransom, HBO Canada’s Less than Kind, and recurring roles on CTV/Hulu’s Cardinal and Global TV’s Departure.

As though this isn’t enough, and it isn’t, Susan is the renowned co-creator and co-writer of the internationally-acclaimed mini-series Slings and Arrows.

In 2017, Susan was awarded the Order of Canada.

(And there’s a lot more to add, so please check out Susan’s professional history.)

Evan has been a leading player across various stages and screens in Canada and the United States for 30 years.

As a longtime member of both the Stratford and Shaw festivals, he has played ‘Sky Masterson’ in Guys & Dolls, ‘Mercutio’ in Romeo and Juliet, the title role in Pericles, ‘Stanhope’ in Journey’s End, ‘Jack” in The Importance of Being Earnest. Musical theatre credits include his Dora Award-winning performance in Fun Home, as well as starring roles in We Will Rock You and Dear Evan Hansen.

In film and television, Evan has been seen in Under the Banner of Heaven, Murdoch Mysteries, Holly Hobbie, and his Canadian Screen nominated performance in Departure.

I first saw Barbara in a Toronto production of The Dining Room. I was completely taken with her performance, her warmth, her clarity. I hoped that I would have the opportunity of working with her, and in 2006 we finally did get to work together — The Arab-Israeli Cookbook provided the opportunity. And I’ve followed her career since then.

Theatre audiences will know Barbara from her performances in A Doll’s House (Belfry Theatre, Victoria), Calendar Girls (Royal Alex, Toronto/MTC, Winnipeg), Half Life (Tarragon Theatre, Toronto), Criminals in Love/Escape from Happiness (Factory Theatre, Toronto).

Film and Television audiences will recognize Barbara from Learning to Love Again, Skinwalkers, Hyper Cube, The Boys, Murdoch Mysteries, Best Laid Plans, Little Mosque on the Prairie and Wonderland.