Alyson Leah

Alyson Leah is a Montreal based theatre, film, and voice actor, known for voicing the roles of Vicita Molina on "Arthur", Nia in "My Goldfish is Evil" and Adela Sokol in "Deus Ex: Mankind Divided". In the world of theatre, Alyson has been praised for her comedic timing and improvisation skills. She produced and starred in "Boy Meets Girl: A Young Love Story", by Sam Wolfson at the 2015 St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival, as well as "The Clawfoot and Hot Tub Interviews", by Werner Treischmann at the Mainline Theatre. Before that, she organized a musical theatre fundraiser for ovarian cancer, paying tribute to her former voice teacher who passed away from the disease. In television and film, back when she was a teen she appeared on "Prank Patrol," "15 / Love" and in the short film, "Bane." Recently she appeared on "This Life," "19-2," "The Lottery" and "Fatal Vows" each requiring her to play very different types of roles.