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IAN SIMPSON AEA / CAEA / ACTRA Hair: Salt & Pepper Agent: Shari Quallenberg Eyes: Green T: 416.363.7450 464 King Street East F: 416.363.7473 Toronto, Ontario Canada M5A 1L7 www.amiagency.ca [email protected] IAN SIMPSON AEA / CAEA / ACTRA Hair: Salt & Pepper Agent: Shari Quallenberg Eyes: Green NATIONAL TOURS MAMMA MIA! Harry Bright U.S. 2nd National Tour/ Phyllida Lloyd MAMMA MIA! Father Alexandrios U.S. 1st National Tour/ Phyllida Lloyd STRATFORD FESTIVAL THE SOUND OF MUSIC Franz Stratford Festival/ Donna Feore CAROUSEL Starkeeper/Dr. Seldon Stratford Festival/ Susan H. Schulman PASSION (in concert) Doctor Tambourri Stratford Festival, Forum/ Gary Griffin THE BOYFRIEND Tony Stratford Festival/ Brian Macdonald THE GONDOLIERS Antonio Stratford Festival/ Brian Macdonald CAMELOT Sir Lionel Stratford Festival/ Richard Monette EQUUS Horse Stratford Festival/ Brian Bedford CORIOLANUS 2nd Antium Citizen Stratford Festival/ Richard Rose THE MUSIC MAN Harold Hill us Stratford Festival/ Brian Macdonald KING LEAR Various roles Stratford Festival/ Richard Monette H.M.S. PINAFORE Sailor/ Boatswain us Stratford Festival/ Brian Macdonald SHAW FESTIVAL LADY, BE GOOD! Jack Robinson Shaw Festival/ Glynis Leyshon SHERLOCK HOLMES John Shaw Festival/ Christopher Newton THE SILVER KING Mr. Brownson Shaw Festival/ Christopher Newton GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES Henry Spoffard Shaw Festival/ Susan Cox HIT THE DECK Donkey Smith Shaw Festival/ Allen MacInnis PETER PAN Storyteller/ Indian Shaw Festival/ C. Newton/ D. McIntosh SELECTED THEATRE POLYANNA (upcoming) Reverend Miller Theatre Aquarius/Robert McQueen GUYS AND DOLLS Arvide Capitol Theatre/Susan Ferley THE HOCKEY SWEATER Father Delisle Segal Centre/National Arts Centre/Donna Feore SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES Mr. Tetley Yonge Street Theatricals, NYC/ Rachel Rockwell SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES Mr. Tetley TheatreWorks Silicon Valley/ Brian Hill SHE LOVES ME George Novak Confidential Music Theatre Project/ Yehuda Fisher MARY POPPINS George Banks Capitol Theatre/ Antonio Sarmiento ELF Walter Hobbs The Grand Theatre/ Susan Ferley 1776 John Hancock A.C.T. (San Francisco)/ Frank Galati THE FANTASTICKS Hucklebee Victoria Playhouse Petrolia/ David Rogers CALENDAR GIRLS John Moonpath Productions/ Caroline Smith LA CAGE AUX FOLLES Georges Neptune Theatre/George Pothitos DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS André Moonpath Productions/Caroline Smith SILK STOCKINGS Steve Canfield 42nd St. Moon, San Francisco/ Greg MacKellan LADY, BE GOOD! Dickie Trevor 42nd St. Moon, San Francisco/ Chris Smith DISNEY ON CLASSIC – JAPAN 2009 & 2016 Featured Soloist Tokyo Philharmonic/ Tony Clements THE PRODUCERS Leo Bloom Stage West/ Lee MacDougall EMILY Douglas Starr Charlottetown Festival/ Jackie Maxwell NOT WANTED ON THE VOYAGE (Workshop) Lucy Charlottetown Festival/ Jackie Maxwell ANNE OF GREEN GABLES Minister Charlottetown Festival/ Diane Nyland Proctor THE MERRY WIDOW Njegus Toronto Operetta Theatre/ Bill Silva THE SECOND HURRICANE Glen Chicago Humanities Fest./ P.D. Midmewicz THE LAST RESORT Trent Balfour Theatre Aquarius/ Max Reimer INTO THE WOODS Rapunzel’s Prince Citadel Theatre/ Bob Baker FALSETTOS Whizzer Alberta Theatre Projects/ Mark Bellamy POPCORN Bill Alberta Theatre Projects/ Marcia Kash CINDERELLA Prince Charming Theatre Aquarius/ Max Reimer COMPANY Paul Jane Mallet Theatre/ Anne Wooten JACQUES BREL … Man 1 The Globe/ Kelly Handerek LES MISERABLES Enjolras Royal Alexandra/ Richard Jay Alexander TRAINING & EDUCATION ACTING D.Reis, J. Phipps, C. Covert, R. Cameron, G. Peterson, P. Young, A. Gilles SHAKESPEARE M. Maraden, M. Mawson SINGING Paul Massel, Gary Relyea, Marsha Bagwell VOICE Janet Feindel, Ann Skinner, Francis Thomas, Janine Pearson ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE Kelly McEvenue, Ann Penistan, ACTING (ON-CAMERA) Neil Dainard, Maria Armstrong, Janet-Laine Green, Glen Bang, Martin Doyle .
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