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Performer Brenda Gorlick Jan BRENDA GORLICK -- ACTRA/EQUITY Tel: (204) 284-8645 Cell: (204) 795-9741 Email: [email protected] Website: www.brendagorlick.ca www.winnipegstudiotheatre.com FILM & TELEVISION MISSING KEYS Carol-Principal Dir -Aidan Ritchie LOVE IN DESIGN Margot-Principal Buffalo Gal Prod-Steven R. Monroe ARCTIC WINTER GAMES Cultural Gala Director PRP Productions (NWT) IF IT AIN’T GOT Noreen-Principal Grand Illusion Films-Nicola Baldwin SCOPOPHOBIA (Indie Film) Announcer- Principal Dir. Lasha Mowchun CANADA GAMES All Abilities Dancers PRP Productions/TSN-1 THIS IS NURSING Pediatric Nurse/ICU Nurse Manitoba Nurses Union DANCING WITH CELEBRITIES Featured Performer/Chor. SHAW-TV WINNIPEG FLASH MOB (Premiere)Featured Performer/Chor. SHAW-TV THE HORSEMEN Lee Shoemaker Mandate Pictures/Jonas Ackerlun STRIKE! THE MUSICAL Rose Elkin Danny Schur Productions SHALL WE DANCE Dance Competition Judge Miramax Productions MARY KAY PROJECT Phyllis Flatow (Principal) Alliance Atlantis ONE JANE DOE Daniella (Principal) CBC SHIRLEY HOLMES Woman (Actor) Credo Productions THEATRE (selected) WORDS AND DEEDS Featured Performer/Chor. Jewish Federation of Wpg. SISTER ACT Ensemble Rainbow Stage/Ray Hogg LES MISERABLES Ensemble Rainbow Stage/Marcia Kash ADDAMS FAMILY Morticia Dry Cold Prod./Donna Fletcher WAITING IN THE WINGS Deirdre CowardFest/Talia Pura FEMFEST BAKE-OFF Various Sarasvati Productions/Cairn Moore A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE Mrs. Curtin Dry Cold Prod/Donna Fletcher VILLAINS AND VIXENS Honouree Winnipeg Studio Theatre MARY POPPINS Miss Andrew Rainbow Stage/Ann Hodges FOLLIES Phyllis Dry Cold Prod/Reid Harrison CATS Jennanydots/Gumbie Rainbow Stage Inc./Ray Hogg SWEENEY TODD The Beggar Woman/Lucy Dry Cold Prod/Donna Fletcher BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Babette Rainbow Stage Inc./Robb Paterson NINE! Claudia Dry Cold Prod/Donna Fletcher WIZARD OF OZ Wicked Witch Rainbow Stage Inc./Richard Hurst STRIKE World Premiere Ensemble Danny Schur Produ/Ann Hodges CHICAGO Mary Sunshine Rainbow Stage Inc./Bill Robertson EVITA Ensemble M.T.C./Th. Calgary/Tim French A CHORUS LINE Sheila Rainbow Stage Inc./Richard Hurst 42ND STREET Dorothy Brock Rainbow Stage Inc./Robb Paterson SOUND OF MUSIC Elsa Rainbow Stage Inc./Brian Foley DAMN YANKEES Lola Rainbow Stage Inc./Brian Foley GUYS AND DOLLS Agatha, u.s. Sarah Stratford Festival/Brian MacDonald KISS ME KATE Ensemble, u.s.Hattie Stratford Festival/Donald Saddler COMEDY OF ERRORS Quartet Stratford Festival/Richard Monette NUNSENSE Sister Mary Leo Diane Nyland Proctor BRENDA GORLICK -- ACTRA/EQUITY A CHORUS LINE Kristine/Judy/Connie/Bebe Vancouver Playhouse/Jeff Hyslop WEST SIDE STORY Anita Banff Centre/Alan Lund TRAINING DANCE (Ballet/Jazz/Folk/Tap) - Royal Winnipeg Ballet - Corps de Ballet - Professional Program Grad VOICEOVER TECHNIQUE - (ACTRA Manitoba ) - Roland Parliament CAMERA AUDITION TECHNIQUE - (ACTRA Manitoba ) VOICE & MOVEMENT INTENSIVES -Judith Koltai, Ker Wells, Richard Armstrong, David Smukler STANDARD AMERICAN DIALECT - Claudette Roche (FTM Manitoba) SHAKESPEARE TEXT - (Equity Showcase) - Neil Freeman BANFF CENTRE - Musical Theatre Program - Alan Lund & Howard Cable UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG - Graduate of Dramatic Arts SINGING – Donna Fletcher, Anne Relyea, Lorelyn Morgan, Brahm Goldhammer, Riki Turofsky ROYAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC - Silver Medalist (Voice); Grade X Piano SPECIAL SKILLS Choreography; Piano (Grade X); Accordion; Melodica; Ukrainian Dance; Mime; Aerobics; Swimming; Scuba Diving; Cycling; Golfing; Curling; Skating; Racquetball; Badminton; Skiing (Cross-Country/ Downhill); Driver's License AWARDS: 2016 - Nellie McClung Award Nominee 2015 - Women of Distinction Award (YMCA/ YWCA) 2014 - Rainbow Stage Wall of Fame 2013 - WAC Nominee “Making a Difference” 2013 - Winnipeg Studio Theatre - Award of Excellence UPCOMING: The Button Lady - Principal - Indie Movie - Miles Crossman Productions MPI Commercial- Feature Performer Cinderella - Rainbow Stage.
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