Fiona Reid on how the Toronto theatre scene has changed over the years скачать в хорошем качестве

Fiona Reid on how the Toronto theatre scene has changed over the years

Fiona Reid talks about how Toronto theatre audiences are not specialized, but special in their own way. Reid also discusses the big presence of indie theatre in Toronto compared to a city like Chicago that has more professional theatre. Part 32 of 32. Interviewed by R.H. Thomson in December 2022. Filming location courtesy of Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre Centre Actor Fiona Reid is an English-born Canadian television, film and stage actress. She appeared as Cathy on the TV series King of Kensington as well as playing Harriet Miller in the films My Big Fat Greek Wedding 1 & 2. On the stage, Reid has performed in various theatres across Canada, including Stratford Festival, the Shaw Festival, Tarragon Theatre, National Arts Centre, Canadian Stage and Arts Club Theatre. Reid is the recipient of two Dora Mavor Moore awards (1993 & 1995), the ACTRA Award of Excellence (2010), Order of Canada (2007), the Toronto Life Women of Distinction Award (2006), the Barbara Hamilton Memorial Award (2008) and the Toronto Critics Award (2015). Recent credits include starring as Queen Elizabeth II in the 2016 Mirvish Productions presentation of The Audience at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto as well as starring in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway in 2019-2020. She is a graduate of McGill University and the Banff Centre for the Arts and was a past president of the Actor’s Fund of Canada (The AFC). Visit Canada's Theatre Museum at https://www.theatremuseum.ca Like us on Facebook:   / theatremuseumcanada   Follow us on Twitter:   / theatremuseumc   Visit the Legend Library: https://theatremuseum.ca/legend-library/ View The Full Playlist:    • Actor Fiona Reid