Dennis O'Connor

Bilingual actor, born and raised in the Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean region ofQu��bec. He studied acting at the Actor's Studio in Montreal. Dennis hasbrought his linguistic versatility to many productions across Canada.He has premi��red roles by some of the country's finest writers,including Michel Tremblay, John Murrell, George F. Walker, DavidFennario and Daniel MacIvor. He has also played the ��ber-everyman ontelevision, film and stage, and his fair share of bumbling cops. Acharacter actor, O'Connor finds artistic challenges mostly on thestage. His classical roles have included Tartuffe for Th��atre fran?aisde Toronto, and Falstaff in an indie production of Henry IV, Part Onefor the past several summers, he has played Leopold Bloom in the JamesJoyce ''Ulysses'' / Bloomsday celebrations in Toronto; roles whichrequire great verbal and emotional dexterity. He is most notablyremembered for his role as Gaston Talbot in Larry Tremblay's TheDragonfly of Chicoutimi. He created the Englis... [Details Intro]