Kevin Dennis

Kevin is a Canadian actor who has played dozens of leading and supporting roles on stages across Canada, as well as performances in Scotland, Bermuda and the United States. He also has numerous film, television and cartoon voice-over credits over his twenty-year career. He is a proud member of AEA, CAEA and ACTRA. Kevin's professional career began in 1998 when he was offered a place in the Confederation Centre of the Arts' Young Company in Charlottetown, PEI under the direction of Brian Hill and Neil Bartram. The following season he was offered a role in the Charlottetown Festival's hit production of Forever Plaid, also under the direction of Brian Hill. From there Kevin went on to play leading roles in Toronto at the Factory Theatre (The Crimson Veil - World Premiere) and the Canadian Stage Company (The Beard of Avon - Canadian Premiere). This led Kevin to an exciting three-season engagement at the Shaw Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, where he played supporting roles in Widowers' Houses, Happy End, Floyd Collins (Canadian Premiere), Gypsy and Belle Moral (World Premiere). Kevin has also enjoyed a successful career in front of the camera and in the voice-over booth, with over twenty-five on-camera roles and over one hundred animation credits to date. He's played recurring roles on Murdoch Mysteries (CBC) and 11.22.63 (Hulu/Bad Robot), as well as guest appearances on Reign (CW/CBS), Orphan Black (Space/BBC America), Warehouse 13 (Syfy), Flashpoint (CTV/CBS), Mayday! (Discovery), Queer As Folk (Showtime) and Emily of New Moon (CBC). Kevin's starring roles as a cartoon voice-over artist include Busytown Mysteries (CBC/CBS), Redekai (Cartoon Network), Super Why! (PBS), Cyberchase (PBS) and Tabaulga and Lilli (Sony Pictures Classics). A career highlight for Kevin was being directed by Guillermo Del Toro (Academy Award Winner - Best Direction) in the pilot episode of The Strain (FX Network) in 2014. Kevin's most recent stage roles include Sgt. Martin in Evangeline (Charlottetown Festival), Frederick (Lead) in Young Frankenstein (Stage West) and "Lucky" Mike Quinlan in the World Premiere of Paradise Square (Berkeley Repertory Theatre), under the direction of Moises Kaufman (Tony and Emmy-nominated), Bill T. Jones (Two-time Tony Award Winner) and Jason Howland (Grammy Award Winner).