Suzanne Roberts Smith is a graduate from the acting program of The National Theatre School of Canada. Upon graduation she went on to champion new work at the Blyth Festival by performing leads in both world premiers of THE GINKGO TREE and THE THIRTEENTH ONE. She received rave reviews in both. She then completed two years of training at the Birmingham Conservatory For Classical Theatre under the direction of legendary actor and director Martha Henry. Recently she completed her second season at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival. She brings many fresh and powerful angles to her work, especially when exercising her remarkable comedic chops. You may see her drumming around the city with renowned Afro Brazilian percussion troupe, Baque De Bamba.
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Suzanne Roberts Smith is a graduate from the acting program of The National Theatre School of Canada. Upon graduation she went on to champion new work at the Blyth Festival by performing leads in both world premiers of THE GINKGO TREE and THE THIRTEENTH ONE. She received rave reviews in both. She then completed two years of training at the Birmingham Conservatory For Classical Theatre under the direction of legendary actor and director Martha Henry. Recently she completed her second season at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival. She brings many fresh and powerful angles to her work, especially when exercising her remarkable comedic chops. You may see her drumming around the city with renowned Afro Brazilian percussion troupe, Baque De Bamba.
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Currently living in Toronto, Ontario. (October 2010)
Suzanne Roberts Smith is a graduate from the acting program of The National Theatre School of Canada. Upon graduation she went on to champion new work at the Blyth Festival by performing leads in both world premiers of THE GINKGO TREE and THE THIRTEE
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Currently living in Toronto, Ontario. (October 2010)
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Suzanne Roberts Smith is a graduate from the acting program of The National Theatre School of Canada. Upon graduation she went on to champion new work at the Blyth Festival by performing leads in both world premiers of THE GINKGO TREE and THE THIRTEENTH ONE. She received rave reviews in both. She then completed two years of training at the Birmingham Conservatory For Classical Theatre under the direction of legendary actor and director Martha Henry. Recently she completed her second season at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival. She brings many fresh and powerful angles to her work, especially when exercising her remarkable comedic chops. You may see her drumming around the city with renowned Afro Brazilian percussion troupe, Baque De Bamba.
