The lovely actors playing our leading and supporting ladies!

Samanthan Wan - "Sera"

Samantha Wan – bio

Tiffany Martin - "Ona"

Tiffany Martin is a graduate from the Humber Theatre Performance program. She was nominated for a Dora Award in 2008 for an outstanding group performance in Factory Theatre’s Production of “Tough!”. She has just finished shooting the wonderful webseries “So Nice to Love You”, directed by Sherren Lee, which is now in post-production. She has also recently appeared in the 40th aniversary reading of creeps at Tarragon with the Canadian Rep Theatre, in Burning Passions’ Summerworks production “The Crush of Beauty”, and in Obsidian Theatre’s critically acclaimed production of “Black Medea.” She was ‘Feste in Humber River Shakespeare Comapny’s production of “Twelfth Night” and as ‘Kate’ in both the Montreal and Toronto productions of “The Curative” . She is proud to say that she can be seen, as Sydney, in Trafford Productions”Sydney &Michael”, an episode of “A Handful of Minutes”, as Alex, in Sunday Afternoon’s ”So Nice to Love You.”, playing Sam in Sandbox Empire’s “Sweet Fever.”, and “Life Outside My Window” as part of the International AIDS day. She would like to thank the amazing people in her life that have and continue to support her joy of telling stories. “Thank you.”

Jenna Harder - "Gwen"

Jenna Harder studied theatre at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City.  After working steadily in theatre in the Big Apple, she moved back to her homeland to pursue more on camera work and study with John Gordon of the Professional Actors Lab.  Much love and thanks to the beautiful people involved in LESlieVILLE and keep a watchful eye on Youtube for Jenna in “The Convert Docs” going live on Christmas Day.

Meghan Campbell - "Laura"

Meghan Campbell studied acting at York University and the Professional Actor’s Lab. When not she’s not busy being nerdy, spreading the joy of Lush Cosmetics to the world or bringing a wide range of characters to life in photoshoots and on convention floors, she stands up for the rights and freedoms of animals and has been known to adopt the occasional ill-tempered baby elephant. She has also dabbled in cat-burglary, been warmly embraced by Khal Drogo, AND Kevin Conroy for-real said her name in the Batman voice. If that isn’t enough, she once saw a bird in a bedding store and got to say “It walked on my pillow!“.

For more of Meghan check out her blog MoustacheFox or her Twitter.

J.M. Frey - "Casey"

Toronto-based J.M Frey (pronounced “fry”) is the author of the science fiction novel Triptych.  J.M. Frey is also a fanthropologist and pop culture scholar, appearing in podcasts, documentaries, and on television to discuss all things geeky through the lens of academia.

While TRIPTYCH is her debut novel, other publications include poems with ‘In My Bed Magazine’ and poems in the international literary magazine The White Wall Review, as well as articles in Japan’s Fukuoka Now magazine and Reader’s Digest’s Our Canada Magazine. She won the award for Best Short Story of 2007  from Dragon*Con’s Stargate Offworld Zine, and her sci-fi novella “Back” was published with Silverthought Press in the 2008 Spring quarter.  Her short story “The Once And Now-ish King” is available in the Dragon Moon Press Anthology “When the Hero Comes Home“ (July, 2011). The Dark Side Of The Glass, a satircal look at fandom, vampire-cop-detectives, and the Toronto film industry, will be published by Double Dragon Press in June 2012.

Sarah Grace - "Jeri"

Sarah Grace is an actress, a writer and a cat person. As an actress she is relatively green, but she is ready to jump in, and thanks to her brief stint as a telemarketer she has developed the thick skin needed to survive in the business. She works, lives and looks for auditions in Toronto where she enjoys the theatre scene and is thrilled to be part of LESlieVILLE.