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THOM ALLISON Continued…2/2 Phone: 416-960-9686 Fax: 416-960-2314 Email: [email protected] HEIGHT: 5’11” HAIR: Shaved THOM ALLISON EYES: Blue/Green ACTRA/ CAEA/ AEA FILM AND TELEVISION KILLJOYS (3 Seasons) Series Regular SYFY/ SPACE/ Various FACE CANDY (Pilot) Lead We’ll Be Over Here Productions/ Geordie Sabbagh MURDOCH MYSTERIES Guest Star CBC TV/ UKTV/ Harvey Crossland KIM’S CONVENIENCE Principal CBC TV/ Various, TBA PRIVATE EYES Guest Star Global/ Shade PI Productions Inc./ Shawn Piller ODD SQUAD Cameo PBS, TVO/ Sinking Ship Ent./ J.J. Johnson 22 CHASER Large Principal Don Carmody Productions/ Rafal Sokolowski OVER THE RAINBOW Judge CBC TV/ Temple Rainbow Prods Ltd./ Various REPO THE GENETIC OPERA Actor Twisted Pictures / Darren Bousman I ME WED Lead Lifetime/ Global/ Craig Price WHY I WORE LIPSTICK… Principal CBC TV/ Peter Werner MVP Raoul CBC TV/ TW Peacock ROAD TO CHRISTMAS Michele Batista Blueprint Prod/ Mark Jean LEAVING METROPOLIS Shannon/ Lead Original Pictures/ Brad Fraser ONE LAST DANCE Principal Mind’s Eye Productions/ Lisa Niemi DROP THE BEAT Kimbo Alliance Atlantis/ Elinor Lindo F/X – THE SERIES Willie Winterset/ Dennis Chapman IMPRINT Featured TVO/ Richard Ouzounian SHAW FESTIVAL GUYS AND DOLLS Nicely Shaw Festival/ Tadeusz Bradecki RAGTIME Coalhouse Walker Shaw Festival/ Jackie Maxwell HIS GIRL FRIDAY Diamond Louie Shaw Festival/ Jim Mezon WONDERFUL TOWN Chick Clark Shaw Festival/ Roger Hodgman A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC Count Carl-Magnus Shaw Festival/ Morris Panych STRATFORD FESTIVAL INTO THE WOODS Cinderella’s Prince/ Wolf Stratford Festival/ Peter Hinton HELLO DOLLY! Rudolph Reisenweber Stratford Festival/ Susan Schulman THE KING AND I Kralahome Stratford Festival/ Susan Schulman MACBETH Donalbain Stratford Festival/ John Wood KING HENRY VIII Duke of Suffolk Stratford Festival/ Richard Monette THE THREEPENNY OPERA Street Singer/ Jake Stratford Festival/ Stephen Ouimette ROMEO AND JULIET Balthazar Stratford Festival/ Richard Monette THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA 2nd Outlaw Stratford Festival/ Marti Maraden THE TEMPEST Spirit Stratford Festival/ David William NATIONAL TOURS/ BROADWAY PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT Ensemble/ Bernadette us Palace Theatre/ Gary McQuinn, Simon Phillips RENT Ensemble/Angel us Rent - Mark Tour/ Michael Greif THEATRE DARLING OF THE DAY Priam Farll Talk Is Free Theatre/ Richard Ouzounian PETER PAN Mr Darling/ Captain Hook Drayton Entertainment/ David Connolly ELEGIES: A SONG CYCLE Michael Acting Up Stage/ Lezlie Wade PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT Ensemble/ Bernadette us Mirvish Prods/ Gary McQuinn, Simon Phillips JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING Reuben Rainbow Stage/ Bill Robertson RENT Tom Rainbow Stage/ Jeremy Kushnier THE 25th ANNUAL … SPELLING BEE Mitch Theatre Calgary/ Dean Paul Gibson THE DROWSY CHAPERONE Aldolpho Citadel Theatre/N.A.C./ Max Reimer DREAMGIRLS Curtis The Grand Theatre/ Tim French Continued… Phone: 416-960-9686 Fax: 416-960-2314 Email: [email protected] THOM ALLISON Continued…2/2 THEATRE…Cont’d A NEW BRAIN Roger Acting Up Stage/ Daryl Cloran THE DROWSY CHAPERONE Aldolpho Playhouse Theatre Co./ Max Reimer WIZARD OF OZ Tinman LKTYP/ Allen MacInnis ELEGIES: A SONG CYCLE Michael Acting Up Productions/ Lezlie Wade SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD Man 1 Young Centre / Chris Abraham TAKE ME OUT Darren Lemming CanStage/ Morris Panych EVITA Che MTC/ Theatre Calgary/Tim French CABARET Emcee Theatre Calgary/ Valerie Moore SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM Lead Prairie Theatre Exchange/ Michael Dobbin OUTRAGEOUS Robin Canadian Stage Company/ Brad Fraser RENT Ensemble/Angel us Mirvish Productions/ Michael Greif THE WHO’S “TOMMY” Hawker Mirvish Productions/ Des McAnuff MISS SAIGON Ensemble Mirvish Productions/ Nicholas Hytner WORKSHOPS MOLL James CanStage/ Leslie Arden NAPOLEON Featured Marlene Smith/ John Wood DIRECTING SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL Director Young People’s Theatre .
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