Biography

Alison Louder is an actress, writer, and filmmaker known for her work on Suits (2011), FANatic (2017), Mariner (2016), Helix (2014) and Being Human (2011). She stars in the award-winning pivotal short film Soft Spot (2017) from the 9-part feature Samanthology (2019), and appears in The Death & Life of John F. Donovan (2018). She is an alum of Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theater in NYC and the Professional Theatre Department at Dawson College (Dome Theatre) in her hometown Montreal. Alison also trained with the late Jacqueline McClintock from 2008 until her death in 2012. She is based in Toronto.
- IMDb mini biography by: Alison Louder

Raised with two mother tongues in Montreal QC Canada, Alison is seamlessly bilingual in English and French. She is multi-dialectic in both languages, and works in both languages.

Growing up, Alison received extensive classical training across multiple disciplines: music, dance, theatre, and oration.

Alison's family of 4 took in another family of 5 during the 1998 ice storm in Quebec. They lived together in a 3 bedroom condo for several weeks.

Her strong theatre background includes developing several new plays at Canada's National Theatre School, Playwrights' Workshop Montreal, and Imago Theatre.

Alison's Being Human (2011) character, Emily Levison, was the only gay character on SyFy in 2011. In reality, Alison is an out and proud bisexual.