Biography

Suzanne Miller is an actress from Toronto, Ontario, known for "The Handmaid's Tale", "Can You Hear Me?" and "Reverse: 1999". She has studied at the Neighborhood Playhouse School of Theatre in NYC, Second City Toronto and Algonquin College in Ottawa. She has produced several short films including the comedy-horror "Eat, Slay, Love" and the sci-fi "Chump Change". She's won awards for her work as the lead in the feature "Condemned". She's worked in motion capture with Canada's National Film Board in partnership with Soulpepper for the immersive experience "Draw Me Close" and she has had multiple voice roles in video games such as "Reverse: 1999" and the cult favorite "Krog". Suzanne has experience studying and performing classical opera, both on stage and busking in downtown Toronto. Musical theatre stage credits include parts in "Assassins", "Into The Woods", "Godspell", "A Ladylike Murder", and "A Christmas Carol: The Musical". Suzanne also works as an animator on several award-winning titles, including "The Magic School Bus Rides Again" and "Rosie's Rules".
- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous