Daphne Charrois

Daphne is a professional actress, singer-songwriter, dancer, and playwright. She is a proud Canadian bilingual queer artist, born and raised in small town Legal, Alberta.

Daphne is the playwright and lyricist for her debut stage drama -
Fool's Gold - a new musical. It premiered as an overwhelming success at the 2024 Edmonton Fringe Festival to sold out audiences night after night. The original musical was celebrated as “showing a passion for humanity and great storytelling”, "breathtaking", and "phenomenal" by audience members and critics alike.

As a solo artist, her debut single, Don't Call Me Baby premiered globally and is now available on all streaming platforms.

Daphne is also the founder and artistic director of Light in the Attic Productions – a non-profit organization by actors for actors that aims to discover unique talents, help performers find their light, and illuminate original stories.

Currently she is on her third contract as a Lead Vocalist with AIDA Cruises, positioned this time in the Caribbean, where she performs everything from Musical Theatre to the Beatles, Queen, Abba, classic rock, original songs, and crowd favourite hits.

Daphne is a graduate of The American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York City where she earned her certificate in The Musical Theatre Integrated Program. She also spent years privately vocal training with Broadway’s Caissie Levy.

Her recent theatre credits include Charlotte in the World Premiere of Fool's Gold the Musical, Emma in The Prom with NUOVA Vocal Arts, Janet in The Drowsy Chaperone at the Citadel Theatre and Maria in The Sound of Music at Morinville Community Cultural Centre.

For TV & Film, Daphne has been seen in season two of the Gossip Girl reboot and various advertisements shoots. Daphne is a two-time Cappies Lead Actress in a Musical winner and a two time Mic Award winner.