GABRIEL INFANTE is a trilingual actor. He is a John Abbott Professional Theatre Alumni. He signed with da Vinci talent after graduating. Since then Gabriel has worked for numerous productions in Canada, United States and even in his native country, Peru. Projects such as: How to Die Alone, The Recruit, Alert, Indefendable, Mamita, Le Temps des Framboises and many others. Despite all the success that Gabriel has had with his on-screen presence, he’s been longing to get on stage again. After all, Gabriel fell in love with acting through the theatre. He is very thankful to the TOE team for the continuous opportunities to showcase his talents and challenge him as an actor, this time specially, taking on such a complex piece as “Julius Caesar”
GABRIEL INFANTE will be reading the role of CAESAR in MORALITY BITES III: The Life and Death of Julius Caesar.
GABRIEL INFANTE will be reading the role of CAESAR in MORALITY BITES III: The Life and Death of Julius Caesar.
MARCEL JEANNIN has performed in theatres across Canada, the United States and France, and is a past member of both the Stratford Festival and National Arts Centre acting companies. Past Montreal theatre credits include Paradise Lost, Art, God of Carnage and The Seagull. Film credits include Crisis, Taking Lives, Wicker Park, Affliction, and a very skinny Greek soldier in 300. Television credits include upcoming miniseries Three Pines, Ghosts, Transplant, Barkskins and Insomnia. He lends his voice to numerous cartoons, including Arthur, The New Adventures of Lucky Luke, and Mona the Vampire. A sought-after workshop participant, he has assisted in the development of over 100 plays for the N.A.C., Theatre New Brunswick, Playwrights’ Workshop Montréal. He is a frequent guest-artist at the National Theatre School of Canada
MARCEL JEANNIN will be reading the role of BRUTUS in MORALITY BITES III: The Life and Death of Julius Caesar.
MARCEL JEANNIN will be reading the role of BRUTUS in MORALITY BITES III: The Life and Death of Julius Caesar.
JOY ROSS-JONES is a Venezuelan-Canadian actor, theatre creator, and teacher. She has over 10 years of experience using theatre as a tool to empower children and adults, including co-creating and directing Imago Theatre’s Artista program, a free theatre mentorship program for young women and gender-diverse people (2014-2019). Her creations, including her new play in development, Fix (winner of Infinithéâtre’s Write-on-Q competition, 2021), are inspired by her mixed heritage, and explore how identity is shaped by political upheaval. Recent theatre acting credits include Thy Woman’s Weeds, (Repercussion, Tableau D’hôte, Centaur Theatre), What Mommy Needs, by B. A. Markus (Arianna Bardesono), Don’t Read the Comments (Sermo Scomber - Segal Centre Award Winner), and Elsewhere (Joy Ross-Jones, Odd Stumble and Imago Theatre, Segal Centre Award Winner). She is represented on screen by Haus of Marc. Beyond all professional accolades and labels, she is a proud mother to Rosa Esperanza and Anna Alegría. www.joyrossjones.com
JOR ROSS-JONES will be reading the roles of FLAVIUS / CASCA / CALPURNIA in MORALITY BITES III: The Life and Death of Julius Caesar.
JOR ROSS-JONES will be reading the roles of FLAVIUS / CASCA / CALPURNIA in MORALITY BITES III: The Life and Death of Julius Caesar.
PHIL WADA is an actor returning to the field after a long hiatus.
He trained at University of Rochester’s International Theatre Program where he specialized in voice and classical repertoire. URITP is a performance-centric program taught primarily by notable guest faculty from NYC. It includes a substantial liberal arts component that emphasizes critical thinking.
As you weigh the self-interested doublespeak of Shakespeare’s rendering of the Roman Republic, he asks that you continuously apply the senator Cicero’s ever-pertinent test:
“Cui bono?”
“Whom does it benefit?”
PHIL WADA will be reading the roles of MARULLUS / ANTONY / METELLUS CIMBER in MORALITY BITES III: The Life and Death of Julius Caesar.
He trained at University of Rochester’s International Theatre Program where he specialized in voice and classical repertoire. URITP is a performance-centric program taught primarily by notable guest faculty from NYC. It includes a substantial liberal arts component that emphasizes critical thinking.
As you weigh the self-interested doublespeak of Shakespeare’s rendering of the Roman Republic, he asks that you continuously apply the senator Cicero’s ever-pertinent test:
“Cui bono?”
“Whom does it benefit?”
PHIL WADA will be reading the roles of MARULLUS / ANTONY / METELLUS CIMBER in MORALITY BITES III: The Life and Death of Julius Caesar.
LAURA MITCHELL, co -founder of TOE, taught Literature at Dawson College where she founded and directed the Showtime Troupe in 20 plays. As half of the comedy duo ‘TITTERS’, she performed in Vancouver Comedy Festival, Seattle, Ottawa, and in and around Montreal. Laura performed as a storyteller for Blue Met, and as a southern evangelist for Theatre des Ameriques. She has written 1 feature film (7th Art), 1 documentary, (NFB, Pandora), 3 plays, 2 play adaptations, and is currently working on a collection of short shorties. She continues to act, most recently: OK BOOMER (film) and The Covenant.
LAURA MITCHELL will be reading the role of CASSIUS in MORALITY BITES III: The Life and Death of Julius Caesar.
LAURA MITCHELL will be reading the role of CASSIUS in MORALITY BITES III: The Life and Death of Julius Caesar.