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Rick Miller Creative Director, Kidoons / WYRD Productions ACTRA / EQUITY / UDA Contact: Rick@Rickmiller.Ca, 416.528.9321 Rick Miller Creative Director, Kidoons / WYRD Productions ACTRA / EQUITY / UDA contact: [email protected], 416.528.9321 FILM & TELEVISION (SELECTED) MURDOCH MYSTERIES Featured Shaftesbury/ CBC/ Don McCutcheon SAVING HOPE Featured Principal CTV/ Kelly Makin STAGE FRIGHT Principal Serendipity Point/Jerome Sable HARDSELL (Pilot) Lead / Creator Blue Ice/ John L’Ecuyer MULRONEY: THE OPERA Lead Rhombus/ Larry Weinstein THE LEGEND OF BEAVER DAM Lead Sable-Battalion/ Jerome Sable THOMSON’S WAKE Lead Castellan Entertainment/ Joel Riley JUST FOR LAUGHS Lead (Host) ABC (USA)/Troy Miller POSSIBLE WORLDS Lead In Extremis/ Robert Lepage P.T. BARNUM Actor La Fete Prod./ Simon Wincer AN AMERICAN AFFAIR Actor Adytum Prod./ Sebastian Shaw WHEN JUSTICE FAILS Actor US Prod./ Allan Goldstein URGENCE Actor Prisma Prod/ Michel Poulette THEATRE CREDITS (SELECTED) JUNGLE BOOK Co-creator / Director 20K Collective, Kidoons, WYRD THE WIZARD OF OZ Director London Grand Theatre GAME OF CLONES Co-creator / Director Kidoons, WYRD TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES Co-creator / Director / Performer 20K Collective, Kidoons, WYRD BOOM Creator / Director / Performer Kidoons, WYRD VENUS IN FUR Performer (Thomas) Canadian Stage/ Jennifer Tarver LIPSYNCH Co-creator / Performer Ex-Machina/ Robert Lepage HARDSELL 2.0 Creator / Director WYRD HARDSELL Co-creator / Performer WYRD, Necessary Angel/ Daniel Brooks EVITA Performer (Che) New Zealand Tour/ Michael McLean ZULU TIME Co-creator / Performer Ex Machina /Robert Lepage, Peter Gabriel BIGGER THAN JESUS Co-creator / Performer WYRD, Necessary Angel/ Daniel Brooks JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR Performer (Jesus) Theatre Aquarius/ Max Reimer JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING ... Performer (Simeon) Theatre Aquarius/ Max Reimer PRESENT LAUGHTER Performer (Roland) Soulpepper Theatre/ Joe Ziegler GEOMETRY OF MIRACLES Co-creator / Performer Ex - Machina/ Robert Lepage INTO THE RING Co-creator / Director / Performer WYRD, MTYP / Dawson Nichols SLIGHTLY BENT Creator / Director / Performer WYRD, Just For Laughs ART? Creator / Director / Performer WYRD MACHOMER Creator / Director / Performer WYRD AS YOU LIKE IT Performer (Orlando) Repercussion Theatre THE COMEDY OF ERRORS Performer (Dromio of Syracuse) Repercussion Theatre A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM Performer (Lysander) Repercussion Theatre MACBETH Performer (Murderer #2) Repercussion Theatre TEACHING ARCHITECTURE OF CREATIVITY Creator / Teacher University of Toronto (Visiting Professor) AWARDS / ACCOLADES Sterling Award Best Multimedia Design BOOM Gemini Award Oustanding Ensemble (Voice) ATOMIC BETTY Best of BravoFACT One of 10 Best Short Films HARDSELL Dora Mavor Moore Award Outstanding Touring Production LIPSYNCH Dora Mavor Moore Award Outstanding Theatre Production BIGGER THAN JESUS Dora Mavor Moore Award Oustanding Performance BIGGER THAN JESUS Dora Mavor Moore Award Oustanding Lighting Design BIGGER THAN JESUS Just for Laughs Awards Best Production SLIGHTLY BENT Perrier Award Nomination Best Production MACHOMER Entertainment Weekly's "IT LIST" "One of the 100 Most Creative People Alive Today" EDUCATION / TRAINING Bachelor of Architecture McGill University Bachelor of Science (Architecture) McGill University Theatre and Music training various.
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