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Andrew Allen (1907-1974) was instrumental in creating “The Golden Age of Radio Drama” in Canada, which enabled many other careers in acting and directing.  He joined the CBC in Vancouver in 1942 and produced over 400 works until 1956, notably for the “Stage” series. Allan was the national head of CBC Radio Drama from 1943 to…
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Harry Adaskin  was born Latvia, he emigrated with his family to Toronto  At the age of twelve, he started at the Toronto Conservatory of Music, and at the age of 16 became a member of Frank Welsman’s Toronto Symphony Orchestra. In 1923, he formed the Hart House String Quartet and played second violin.  From 1946…
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54∙40 has certainly left their mark on the Canadian cultural landscape. With more than three decades of performing and recording behind them, the band has an unbelievable catalogue of hit songs. Lead by chief songwriter Neil Osborne, 54∙40 have carved out a legacy of gold and platinum albums and an outstanding reputation for their live…
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Doug Cameron is a true entertainer with a career as an actor, singer, musician and comedic entertainer. Doug is considered one of the last true “vaudevillians,” creating numerous characters while playing the musical saw. These characters have been requested by many around the world. He has performed his comedic acts and British Music Hall in…
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From Vancouver, Renee began her ballet studies, at age seven, with Rosemary Deveson. As she progressed, Renee used her VANCOUVER BALLET SOCIETY Scholarships for seminars with Alexandra Danilova, Jacques D’Amboise, and Hollywood’s unique Carmelita Maracci.   Renee returned to Canada, joined Joy Camden’s Pacific Dance Theatre and also performed in musicals with Jerry Orbach and Chita Rivera…
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