| Jonny HarrisGraduating Year: 1998 has appeared regularly at The Halifax Comedy Festival, The Winnipeg Comedy Festival, at Montreal's Just for Laughs Festival and on CBC Radio's The Debaters. Staff writer for the award-winning This Hour has 22 Minutes and contributing writer and star of Mary Walsh's Hatching, Matching and Dispatching. Member of St. John's sketch comedy troupe 'The Dance Party of Newfoundland'. Attended the 2010 Sundance Film Festival with the feature film Grown Up Movie Star. Currently plays Constable George Crabtree on CBC's, The Murdoch Mysteries, for which he has garnered two Gemini nominations for best supporting-lead in a dramatic series. His stand-up special for Comedy Now! earned him a Canadian Screen Award nomination and can be seen at the Comedy Network website. |
| Geraldine Hollett Graduating Year: 1998 from Burin, NL. She maintained a career in Acting for ten steady years. Her acting career led her to Rising Tide Theatre where she met and formed with the multi award winning band, The Once. |
| Nicole Rousseau Graduating Year: 1998 lives in St. John's where she directs, performs in and produces theatre for a living. She has been Artistic Associate for RCA Theatre Company since 2008, but also works with other companies whenever she has the chance. |
| Michael Worthman
Graduating Year: 2007 Artistic Director of the Grand Bank Regional Theatre Festival. Recipient of the "Tommy Sexton Triple Threat Award at Grenfell. Designer Newfoundland band Hey Rosetta! as well as The St. John's International Women's Film Festival. Recurring cast member of CBC's Republic of Doyle and Showcase's Lost Girl. |
| Sandy Gow
Graduating Year: 2006 Artistic Director of C2C Theatre in St. John's. Actor, director, producer and musician, who has worked with Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland, Rising Tide Theatre, Theatre Newfoundland Labrador, The Arts and Culture Centre, and the Resource Centre of the Arts. |
| Meghan Greeley
Graduating Year: 2010 Currently pursuing an MFA in Screenwriting from York University and, in 2012, her stage play Kingdom received its first professional production with White Rooster Theatre. Lead in the award-winning film Crackie. |
| Steven Drover Graduating Year: 1997 Associate Director at TNL. Teacher and director across Canada. Award-winning co-founder of Pound of Flesh Theatre in Vancouver. Currently Artistic Director of Rumble Theatre. |
| Rory Lambert
Graduating Year: 1998 Actor/writer from Central Newfoundland. Performed across Newfoundland, Florida, PEI and Calgary. Current works in progress include a web-series (Trepassey Junior High), a new stage play (Benediction) and a television pilot (The Storys) that has garnered network interest from Showcase. |
| Robert Harding
Graduating Year: 1999 Stage Manager – Theatre Newfoundland Labrador, RCA Theatre, Atlantic Theatre Festival, Neptune Theatre, Canadian Stage Company, Mirvish Productions, Studio 180, Soulpepper, The Grand Theatre, Tarragon, Young Peoples Theatre, Necessary Angel, Theatre Columbus, Great Canadian Theatre Company & The Company Theatre. Production photography, see
standbygophotography.com. |
| Deirdre Gillard Rowlings Graduating Year: 1994 Deidre Gillard Rowlings, as part of Grenfell's third graduating class, received her BFA in 1994. The class then went on to create Bare Boards Theatre, a company still going strong with 11 shows under its belt. She has toured across Canada, throughout The UK, Australia, and The US with Theatre Newfoundland Labrador's production of Tempting Providence, by Robert Chafe. She's worked with theatre companies all across the country, recently completing her first contract at The Stratford Festival. She is currently working on Alice Through the Looking Glass at The National Arts Centre, directed by Jillian Keiley. |
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