Additional Cast
Season Two
Lynda Boyd as Darlene Shedden
Lynda Boyd is a formidable talent in the entertainment world. She is an accomplished and award-winning actress, dancer, singer and writer whose credits also include producing and directing.
In her role as sexy beauty salon owner Darlene Shedden in Falcon Beach, Lynda portrays the quintessential flirt. Wielding her scissors in a flurry of seductive snips, Darlene's bedroom eyes say yes, even when no one's asking. Even daughter Tanya has inherited her mother's skills for survival.
When she read the script for Falcon Beach, Lynda was reminded of a similar summer she spent as a 14 year-old at a friend's cottage outside Washington. "I remember the roller rink, the drive-in burger joint, the parties on the beach and the fun on the water. These are the traditional hallmarks of cottage country and Falcon Beach pays tribute to an industry built with the sweat and ingenuity of small towns everywhere."
Lynda has guest starred on E.R. and The Twilight Zone and most recently appeared in the 2005 feature film release of An Unfinished Life with Jennifer Lopez and Robert Redford. She's the Man, in which she stars with Amanda Bynes, will be released in 2006.
As a writer, Lynda's credits include three episodes of W's You, Me and The Kids, a series in which she played the lead for four seasons. She also directed and executive produced the short film and festival circuit favourite, arbor vitae.
Recipient of a prestigious Jesse Richardson Award for her work as a supporting actress in the drama Poor Superman, Lynda is also a Gemini Award nominee for her guest star role in Cold Squad. The mother of one son, Lynda divides her time between Vancouver, British Columbia and L.A.
201 - "After the Fall"
202 - "Strawberry Social Reject"
203 - "The Spins"
204 - "Tidal"
205 - "Turn Card"
208 - "Sins of the Father"
210 - "Lovers and Cheaters"
212 - "Vigil"
Jill Teed as Peggy Tanner
An East Coast native, Jill Teed is cast as Jason Tanner's mother Peggy, a widow who has more to worry about than losing her late husband's debt-ridden marina business to the bank. She has secrets to keep, boats to repair and a son who takes his fun seriously and his responsibilities lightly.
Based on Canada's West Coast in Vancouver, the mother of two says "everyone knows someone who has a cottage by the lake or someone who has spent a vacation at a cottage by the lake. For me, Falcon Beach is a wonderful reminder of my youth at my family's summer house overlooking the lake. I was into swimming, water skiing and chasing the opposite sex, just like the kids of Falcon Beach."
Jill's first taste of the arts came as a teenager in high school, when she wrote and acted in community stage productions and regularly attended regional drama festivals. She has acted in several TV series, including The L Word, Smallville and Battlestar Galactica. Her feature film credits include X-Men 2, Along Came a Spider and Mission to Mars. Recently, she appeared in the one-woman stage show, Miss Margarida's Way and the musical Mental.
201 - "After the Fall"
202 - "Strawberry Social Reject"
204 - "Tidal"
205 - "Turn Card"
206 - "The Music Video"
207 - "Lost"
208 - "Sins of the Father"
210 - "Lovers and Cheaters"
211 - "Permanent Collection"
212 - "Vigil"
213 - "The Next Life"
Stephen Eric McIntyre as Mook
One of several Falcon Beach cast members who hails from Canada's badlands, Stephen Eric McIntyre was born in Regina, Saskatchewan and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Cast as Mook, the ferociously territorial and unforgiving local drug boss and biker in Falcon Beach, Stephen fell into acting when he chose drama as an elective course at the University of Winnipeg. As his love of the craft grew, so did his skills and his desire to be a professional actor.
His hopes did not go unanswered. Stephen has worked with Robin Williams and Woody Harrelson in the feature film The Big White and he has starred opposite John Turturro in the cult thriller Fear X. He has also shared screen time with Tom Skerritt in the TBS remake of High Noon and has appeared in such TV series as North of 60, Lonesome Dove and Honey, I Shrunk the Kids.
A revered figure in the circles of Fringe Theatre, Stephen's most notable accomplishment as a stage actor is his brilliant work in the quirky hit Mind of the Iguana, a play he co-wrote and performed in complete silence.
Stephen, who lives fulltime in Winnipeg, Manitoba, says "Mook is as bad as he looks and more sinister than he lets on. He is not a guy you want to double cross."
204 - "Tidal"
205 - "Turn Card"
Kwesi Ameyaw as Officer Des Palmer
Kwesi Ameyaw's full name is Erin Kwesi Schilling Ameyaw, and is sometimes known as 'KWES'. The 6'4" actor is of Ghanaian descent from the tribe of Ashanti; however, he was born in Kitchener, Waterloo, Ontario. His father is a professor of urban development, and his mother works as a social worker.
A passion for acting grew while studying at the University of British Columbia; after being cast as Duncan in a production of Macbeth. Kwesi quickly switched his focus from law to theatre, and never looked back.
He's worked steadily in various roles; both in TV and film. Some of his former television roles include: Darius, Lex Luther's security guard on Smallville; and more recently, the role of Randy Jackson on the L Word.
203 - "The Spins"
204 - "Tidal"
205 - "Turn Card"
206 - "The Music Video"
207 - "Lost"
209 - "Thirteen Minutes to Midnight"
211 - "Permanent Collection"
212 - "Vigil"
Scott Hylands as John Sinclair
Scott Hylands is a well known veteran of stage and screen. He has played leading roles on and off Broadway and the Stratford Festival. Before he married, moved to Saltspring Island, B.C. and began raising a family, he was Det. Obrien on the popular TV cop show, Night Heat. He continues to act and direct in the theatre as well as grabbing whatever tv/film plums he can reach.
205 - "Turn Card"
206 - "The Music Video"
207 - "Lost"
208 - "Sins of the Father"
Miriam Anderson as Kelsey
Miriam Anderson first came under the camera's eye as a model shooting with Helmut Newton at the age of 14 and hasn't looked back. With a career that her character Kelsey would die for Miriam has shot with the most established photographers in the world.
Growing up in the Middle East where her father taught at universities in Jordon and Alexandria, her early years were anything but ordinary. Visiting North African scenic and historical sites will never take the place of learning to skate at an early age. As a result her sense of reality incorporates a unique subjective edge. Bitten by the acting bug in high school Miriam found her true passion.
Spending her teenage years in rural Langley BC, one of her favorite pastimes was to walk into local businesses in character. Pestering the proprietors with exotic accents, and creatively constructed visions of how she thought a variety of eccentrics would appear. Narrowly avoiding being run out of town when a gas station attendant called the police after thinking he was about to be scammed by a Texan Trustafarian, Miriam put aside frivolity replacing it with a profound respect for the craft of acting. Studying at Simon Fraser University, and with a few select teachers including Andrew McElroy, and Susan Batson. While in New York in the fall of 06 she returned to Black Nexxus to study with Susan Batson, enjoying the intensity of the city and demands of one of the professions top coaches. Walking home from class late one evening she was struck with an epiphany, and in the words of Joyce "'Remember your epiphanies on green oval leaves, deeply deep, copies to be sent if you died to all the great libraries of the world, including Alexandria?"
204 - "Tidal"
205 - "Turn Card"
206 - "The Music Video"
207 - "Lost"
208 - "Sins of the Father"
Yannick Bisson as Michael Prescott
Yannick Bisson was born in Montreal , Canada , he moved to Toronto as a teenager where he began acting lessons. After appearing in numerous television commercials, his professional career took off when he was cast as the lead in the CBC's critically acclaimed movie-of-the-week "Hockey Night" with Rick Moranis.
Yannick went on to appear in numerous television series including "Alfred Hitchcock Presents," TNT's "The Pretender," "Ray Bradbury Theatre" for CBS, Lifetime's "The Hidden Room," "Catwalk," and PAX TV's "Twice in a Lifetime." He was a series lead in "High Tide" for four seasons and "Sue Thomas, F.B. Eye" for three seasons as well as a recurring role in Showtime's "Soul Food" with Vanessa Williams, Yannick also holds extensive film credits including "Rookies," which earned him a 1992 Gemini Award nomination, "Young at Heart" with Olympia Dukakis and Frank Sinatra, "The Moving of Sophia Myles" starring Della Reese, a lead in Showtime's "The Day Reagan Was Shot" with Richard Dreyfuss, Disney's "Genius" and "Mary Higgins Clark's Loves Music, Loves to Dance" for PAX, "Animal II" with Ving Rhames. This year, Yannick can be seen hosting Discovery Channel's new series "Star Racer". Yannick's animated voice credits include MTV's "Undergrads," and Decode's "Urban Vermin"
204 - "Tidal"
205 - "Turn Card"
211 - "Permanent Collection"
213 - "The Next Life"
R. Morgan Slade as Gavin
Falcon Beach is the 3rd time I have had the pleasure of working with executive producer Kim Todd. First as 'George Kilodney Jr.' in the TV series 'My Life as a Dog", then as the classmate 'Parker' in the TV series "The Adventures of Shirley Holmes", and now as one of Jason's new friends 'Gavin' on Falcon Beach. When I got the call and was told I landed the role of Gavin, I immediately saw this as a chance to show Kim how far I've come from that little 10yr old up to now.
I also had the pleasure of playing the 17 and 20 yr old 'Telford Simmons' for the screen adaptation of the book "The Stone Angel" over the summer in between shooting for Falcon Beach.
Getting to play Gavin on Falcon Beach was a very big deal for me. I was initially just thrilled about getting to be the guy cheering Jason on as he was being pulled around by a big red truck in episode 1, and didn't expect Gavin would be expanded as much as he was over the season. I got to work with Steve Byers for the majority of my scenes and it was really easy to create a sense of familiarity between our two characters in the incredibly short amount of time we had together. The role of Gavin was one of the biggest opportunities I've had so far as an actor. It was really important to me that I throw as much confidence into Gavin's personality as I possibly could to make him as fun-loving as I possibly could, and stretch my "cool-guy" muscles after playing my share of awkward nerdy characters. I've got the 'nice-guy-who-finishes-last' thing down to a science but if Gavin sees something he wants he's going to go for it, and that's a lot of fun to play.
201 - "After the Fall"
202 - "Strawberry Social Reject"
205 - "Turn Card"
209 - "Thirteen Minutes to Midnight"
211 - "Permanent Collection"
Lisa Bell as Melissa
201 - "After the Fall"
205 - "Turn Card"
212 - "Vigil"
Michael Kopsa as Ray Ellis
202 - "Strawberry Social Reject"
Sharon Bajer as Joanne Ellis
Sharon has appeared in numerous made-in-Manitoba film and television projects including Eye of the Beast, Shall We Dance, Heater, The Atwood Stories; Betty - for which she was nominated for a Blizzard Award in 2006, Children of my Heart (Blizzard nomination in 2002), The Winning Season, The Many Trials of One Jane Doe and Sacrifice;The JJ Harper Story. She has worked and written for the stage in theatres across the country, in Europe and in Israel. Sharon was born in Edmonton, raised in Vancouver and currently lives in Winnipeg with her family. She also teaches acting at The Academy of Broadcasting Acting Program and is the President of Actra Manitoba.
203 - "The Spins"
Blake Taylor as Mayor Tallis
201 - "After the Fall"
211 - "Permanent Collection"
Miriam Smith as Grace
203 - "The Spins"
205 - "Turn Card"
206 - "The Music Video"
207 - "Lost"
211 - "Permanent Collection"
Mariam Bernstein as Angie
203 - "The Spins"
210 - "Lovers & Cheaters"
212 - "Vigil"
Christian Mann as Tyler Ellis
201 - "After the Fall"
Veena Sood as Mrs Haddad
Veena has been acting since she was a teenager, in film, television, theatre, and radio. Being raised in a home that honored the traditions of the East Indian culture made pursuing the career of an actor difficult. However, by age 20 she had graduated with a B.F.A. in Drama from the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada.
She has worked for many major theatre companies in western Canada, including The Vancouver Playhouse, The Arts Club, & Alberta Theatre Projects. Veena is a co-founding member and originator of The Loose Moose Theatre company, best known for their invention of the comedy improvisation format Theatresports.
Veena is also a 3 time Jessie Richardson nominee & winner for her acting work in the Vancouver theatre community, as well as a Leo Award winner for Outstanding Guest Star Appearance by an Actress for the Canadian TV series Godiva's.
201 - "After the Fall"
203 - "The Spins"
Ahmad Sharmrou as Mr Haddad
Ahmad Sharmrou was born in 1959 in Gorgan, a city in Northern Iran. He studied theatre acting in high school and acted in a few local productions before graduating. Upon finishing high school, the war between Iran and Iraq had already begun so at the age of 18 Ahmad had no other choice but to join the army. During his two and a half years of military service Ahmad learned a great deal about politics and human psychology and felt he had lived a lifetime of experience that has helped him a lot as an actor later in life.
In 1988 Ahmad moved to Canada. He started working towards being a part of the film industry in 1993 in Vancouver by taking workshops with casting directors and taking a variety of acting classes. Ahmad's first acting job was a principal role in the TV Series The Sentinel in 1995. Now with over 30 acting credits on his resume Ahmad looks back at career highlights such as his current, recurring role as Mr. Haddad on Falcon Beach and The Chronicles of Riddick with Vin Diesel, Cold Squad and Stargate SG1 to name a few. Ahmad is passionate about acting and loves being a part of the business.
201 - "After the Fall"
203 - "The Spins"
Jay Brazeau as Lester Selby
203 - "The Spins"
Crystal Lowe as Kelly
Crystal's first professional role was as a guest star on Stargate. From there, she has had roles in Final Destination 3, Snakes on a Plane, Scary Movie 4, The L-Word, Da Vinci's Inquest, Flight 121, Insomnia, The Collector and the lead in Black Christmas, That One Night and Wrong Turn 2. As well as an actress and model, Crystal is a spokes-model for Wheel Company "Konig", Sylvester Stallone's health product line "Instone", Coors Light (Beer) and Invasion (modeling/clothing/DVD line).
202 - "Strawberry Social Reject"
Sarah Jane Redmond as Renee Foster
Sarah-Jane began working as an actress in Vancouver in 1992 and has built a formidable resume since. She has starred in her own television series, both comedy and dramatic, and has guessed starred on most of the series shooting in Vancouver. Her film career is also extensive, with leads in features circuiting the festivals this year.
204 - "Tidal"
Lindsay Maxwell as Annalise
Currently resides in Vancouver, BC. Had a great time filming Falcon Beach in Winnipeg last summer-minus the wasps! Currently shooting a movie which stars Tom Green in Kelowna BC-Supporting Lead. Works as a hairdresser in her parent's hair salon in between filming. Loves chocolate and being in love with her fiancé. Has been an actress since the wee age of three. Has an addiction to Myspace.com. Movie, "The Wizard of Oz" is what made Lindsay want to start a career in acting. Believes living life moment to moment. Studies acting with Warren Robertson-he have inspired her life.
206 - "The Music Video"
Jason Schombing as Obie
Born in Jersey City, New Jersey, Jason moved to New York where he began his now fifteen year long career in the film industry. While studying as an actor at The Lee Strasberg Institute and Herbert Berkoff Studios, Manhattan would offer him the fundamental seeds of his passions regarding motion pictures, as well as provide him with the circumstances that would eventually become his script "Soul Remains" The tag line for the semi-autobiographical screenplay says it all."...one needle and one devastating virus claimed seven friends and the love of my life. I often wonder why I am still here..."
Eventually Jason made his way to Los Angeles. With his extensive theatrical training, New York perspective, and uniquely edgy humor he has prospered for the last several years doing numerous guest starring roles on various primetime programs, movies of the week, and feature films such as "Mastermind" & "Timecop". He parlayed those early roles into a 5 year stint on the hour long drama "The Commish", followed by the lead role on Fox's half-hour comedy "Likely Suspects". The last few years he has had recurring roles on both "Beggars & Choosers", "Stargate SG-1" and "Breaking News." Currently he can be seen regularly on the PAX television program "Just Cause".
206 - "The Music Video"
Mark Hildreth as Hal Massey
206 - "The Music Video"
James McGowan as Max Krieger
207 - "Lost"
Onalee Ames as Brenda-Lynn Stafford
Has appeared in numerous movies and tv series. She just finished filming Four Horsemen starring Dennis Quaid. You can also see her in Shall We Dance alongside Susan Sarandon and Richard Gere. She has also appeared on the tv series Millennium, and Dead Man's Gun. Onalee is about to co-produce her first feature called The Heaven Project with Ryan Reynolds this spring. She has lived in LA for years where she pursued a stand-up career and now resides in her hometown Winnipeg.
206 - "The Music Video"
210 - "Lovers & Cheaters"
213 - "The Next Life"
Grahame Wood as Gordon
Grahame has performed roles in such films as The Patriot, Saving Private Ryan and 4 Minutes, in which he played 50's British track legend, Chris Chataway. Grahame trained at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art(LAMDA)and has developed a reputation for 'bad guy' roles through his work on such series as Wild Card, Blue Murder and Cold Squad. He divides his work life between Canada, the US, and the UK, and now calls Toronto home.
208 - "Sins of the Father"
Christopher Shyer as Bobby Tanner
208 - "Sins of the Father"
Michelle Nolden as Alex Townsend
Michelle Nolden is emerging as one of Hollywood's brightest new stars. With a resume that boasts blockbuster and independent features as well as critically acclaimed television she is earning an international reputation. She most recently starred in Sean Garrity's feature film "Lucid", along side Callum Renny, Jonas Chernick and Lindy Booth which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and won best Canadian Feature at the Vancouver Film Festival. She also starred in the Canadian Film Center feature "Show Me" which has been playing with great success at festivals around the world as well as "Congratulations Daisy Graham" also helmed by Cassandra Nicolau. Michelle completed two seasons of the critically acclaimed Showtime series "Street Time," with Rob Morrow and Terrence Dashon Howard. She has had recurring roles on "Everwood", "Crossing Jordan"and "Numbers",as well as guest starred on "The Ghost Whisperer" , "Would Be Kings", "Eleventh Hour", "The Shield's Stories" , "Kevin Hill", "Regenesis" and "Betting On Love". Michelle also portrayed Rudy Giuliani's press secretary in the USA Network MOW "Rudy" opposite James Woods; co-starred alongside Cybill Shepherd in NBC's Martha Stewart biopic, "Martha Inc."; and co-starred in the Canadian television film "Hemingway vs. Callaghan" which garnered her a Gemini nomination.
Nolden recently completed "The Perfect Man" alongside Chris Noth and Hilary Duff. She received an ACTRA nomination for Best Actress for "Men With Brooms," the highest grossing film in English Canadian history, in which she co-stars with Paul Gross, Leslie Neilson and Molly Parker. Her other film credits include Cloud Ten Productions' "Deceived" where she stars with Lou Gossett Jr. and Judd Nelson; Chesler and Perlmutter Production's "Cybermutt" where she again shares the screen with Nelson; Hfilms "Alter" where she plays a woman suffering from Dissociative Identity Disorder; "Winter Sun" "Safe" ;"Minor Adjustments"; David Weaver's short "Moon Palace" (exhibited as part of MOMA's night of exceptional short films); and Weaver's feature "Century Hotel" (premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival 2001).
Other television credits include A&E's "Nero Wolfe," Paramount's "Largo," Gene Rodenberry's "Earth, Final Conflict" (which has earned her a fan base around the world), as well as "The Relic Hunter," "Twice in a Lifetime," "Power Play," and "La Femme Nikita." Movie of the Week's include "You Belong To Me" and Ken Finkelman's "Foreign Objects." She also played a young warbride in the CBC National Special "We Will Not Forget" which earned the Governor General's Award of Appreciation.
Michelle began her acting training at Ryerson Theatre School in Toronto. She has also studied with Shakespeare and Company, Uta Hagen, David Rotenberg, Miriam Lawrence, The Actor's Network, Actraworks and Equity Showcase. In addition to her film and television credits, Nolden's theatre credits include "Father's House," "Grease," "Crazy for You," and "Broadway Tonight." Michelle has traveled with the United Nations to Bosnia, Israel, Egypt and across Canada. She has performed with the Jean Ann Ryan Dance Company in the Far East and the Caribbean.
212 - "Vigil"
Paper Moon as themselves
206 - "The Music Video"
David Lewis as Ethan Ross
Born and raised on the mean streets of Chicago, David James Lewis grew up with an edge only the concrete jungle can provide. Sound unreal? It is, he's from South Vancouver, British Columbia. His first taste of acting came in the role of 'Spinning Top #2', in a grade three Christmas pageant, some of his best work. High school brought Fiddler on the Roof, West Side Story, and girls, girls, girls. He was bitten. Cutting his teeth on many commercials taught him how not to look into the lens and the 'joys of looping dialogue'. Climbing the ladder towards Canadian Stardom (oxymoron?) he paid his dues with one-line jobs such as, 'line three chief' and 'Mulder, we've got a problem'. After landing the lead in the 1999 Best Short Film in Cannes called "Shoes off" it was time for David to get serious.
David's previous experience includes a year as a regular on the series "Hope Island" which launched David into the leading man category and now he makes his living as an actor. Some of David's other television credits include recurring roles on "Dead Like Me" and "The L Word" as well as Guest Star roles on "The Outer Limits" and "The Dead Zone". Film career highlights include working with William H. Macy on "Door To Door", working with Ben Affleck on "Paycheck" and working on Harrison Ford's "Firewall". Starring with Andy Dick in the romantic comedy "Special Delivery" was another memorable experience for David.
Between acting, golf, and Madame Cleo's massage emporium life is pretty damn good for this Canadian kid. The possibilities are endless.
202 - "Strawberry Social Reject"
Jon Ted Wynne as Greg Oluffson
Jon Ted Wynne plays eccentric pet groomer/lawyer Greg Oluffson on FALCON BEACH. A seasoned character actor, he'll soon be seen opposite Sir Ben Kingsley in YOU KILL ME. He also portrayed Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling in THE CROOKED E.
201 - "After the Fall"
203 - "The Spins"
John Bluethner as the Prosecutor
John Bluethner is a bilingual film and theatre actor/director who lives in Winnipeg. He has performed at the Manitoba Theatre Centre and for Le Cercle Molière, as well as at Theatre Calgary, The Stratford Festival and the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. His recent film credits include the upcoming TV movie Elijah, for CTV, The Lookout, Seven X Lucky, Fear X and Cowboys and Indians: the J.J.Harper Story. John appeared in a number of episodes of Shirley Holmes, each time as a completely different character. John also has a degree in translation, and when he is not acting in films or on stage, he teaches at Collège universitaire de Saint-Boniface. He is hoping for more criminal cases on Falcon Beach so he can have a rematch and maybe win his next case.
203 - "The Spins"
Patti Grayson as Mrs. Allister
Patti Grayson is an actor and writer who lives in Manitoba. She has appeared in numerous television series and films, including The Shields Stories, Cowboys and Indians: The JJ Harper Story, Desire, and Adventures of Shirley Holmes. Her first book of short fiction, Core Samples, was published by Turnstone Press in 2004. She had a wonderful time working with the cast and crew of Falcon Beach.
202 - "Strawberry Social Reject"
Season One
Shawn Roberts as Hurst
Acting seems instinctive for Shawn Roberts; who plays Hurst, the accomplice bad-boy who always seems to find trouble. One of his first roles was playing the wolf in a school's production of Little Red Riding Hood; which is, ironically quite similar to the character he plays on Falcon Beach.
X-Men fans will remember him as Rogue's boyfriend Cody, and he has been in several other films including Going the Distance with Jason Priestley. In television, he has been in high demand after playing Teddy Kent on Emily of New Moon. Shawn is also another Degrassi: The Next Generation alumnus among the cast; he played Dean from 2002 to 2003 on the show.
According to the Chinese calendar Shawn is born in the year of the wood rat, and would have some the following characteristics: magnetism, quick-wit, being successful, and being admired.
Anne Openshaw as Patricia
Anne Openshaw made her feature film debut in 2002, with a role in the film Narc; starring Ray Liotta and Jason Patric. Before being cast as Katherine Calvess in the film; she split her time between Toronto and the Lower Mainland, working at building up her acting credits with various projects.
The most interesting thing about being an actor, Openshaw has said, is that "I learn so much about different professions."
Although Anne is prepared to move wherever her work requires; Surrey will always be home. "I like Surrey," Anne has said "I like to watch people's reactions when I say that. But it's my home. There's something about waking up and seeing the mountains..."
She's held several roles in various TV programs such as Just Cause, in which she played an assistant to an unpopular district attorney. Other roles include the lead for We'll Meet Again and guest spots on The Chris Isaak Show, Puppets Who Kill, Mutant X, Earth: Final Conflict and Cold Squad.
Conrad Sweatman as Phil Ellis
Conrad, known sometimes as 'Con', is a local of Winnipeg, Manitoba, and has a twin brother named Beau. Conrad and Beau performed together in 2000, at Edmonton's Citadel Theatre, in a production of 'To Kill a Mockingbird'. Conrad playing the role of Dill Harris, and his brother was Jem Finch.
Aside from acting, Conrad is actively working as a member of the writing community in Winnipeg. He has worked as a staff reporter for the popular teen section of 'eXtra'; which is published as apart of the Winnipeg Free Press. Additionally, he has written for the CBC Winnipeg Fringe Festival website, and received an Honourable Mention in the 2005 Winnipeg Free Press / Writer's Collective Short Fiction Contest for a story entitled, 'Trains'.
Conrad has also has been recognized as a playwright. While at Kelvin High School, he won 3rd Place for the play entitled, 'A Play by Joseph Black', which was performed at the Warehouse Theatre in Winnipeg.
A few of Conrad's acting credits include the films: 'Children of my Heart', and 'The Arrow' starring Dan Aykroyd and Christopher Plummer.
