Jeremy Radick

Raised in Victoria, British Columbia, Jeremy began acting at the age of six. His television debut came when he starred as a series regular on the children's series "Time Exposures". Since then, he has guest starred in such TV series as "Neon Rider", "The X-Files", "The Marshal" and "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids". At the age of thirteen, he starred in Anne Wheeler's film The Comic Book Christmas Caper (1990), and was a series regular on CBC's Max Glick (1990) and The Odyssey (1992). A graduate of New York's respected Circle in the Square Theatre School, Jeremy most recently appeared in "Beer Money" for the USA network, and co-starred in "Sasquatch" AKA "The Untold". Jeremy has been in several stage productions throughout Canada, most notably appearing in the long-running play "Shear Madness", in the Vancouver and Toronto productions, respectively. In addition, Jeremy is a co-founder of Vancouver's The Fox & Hounds Theatre Company. He has appeared in most of their productions, as well as producing and directing several shows.