Marjorie Malpass

Marjorie Malpass began her comedy career improvising at Canterbury High School, for BOFA, winning several medals in the Canadian Improv Games. As a teen, she worked as a junior reporter for CTV and YTV. After earning her BFA from Concordia University in Montreal, she moved to Vancouver. Voicing cartoons and video games like Tonka Town, Dragon Tales and First Gundam. She has appeared in TV shows, films and over 50 commercials. Marjorie also performed with Axis Theatre's hit physical theatre comedy, The Number 14, touring all around North America and Europe. She is an alumni of Vancouver TheatreSports league and Edmonton's Rapid Fire Theatre. She has been a guest performer and facilitator around North America, both as an improviser and stand-up comic. Favorites include Ottawa's Crush Improv, Winnipeg's Crumbs and Outside Joke, Toronto's Catch 23 and Party Hard Hard Party, Edmonton's Improvaganza, Montreal Improv, Miami Improv, Detroit''s Go Comedy, NYC's Tell Your Friends and Scum and Villainy, and is an artistic advisor with Rhino Comedy in NY. As a writer, she has written comedy for CBC radio including the Content Factory, The Irrelevant Show and contributed to both the Toronto and US satirical newspaper, The Onion. Now based in Toronto, Marjorie is the founder of Nerve Strategic Inc, a company dedicated to professional development.. All of Nerve's coaches and trainers come from Artistic Backgrounds, and are able to aggregate performance skills to bring the backstage to the boardroom. WWW.nerve strategic.com.