Fiona Duntsch

Fiona Duntsch was born in Zurich, Switzerland and has lived in a total of 6 different countries, she lives in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Fiona's focus was first on theatre. Fiona has been on the stage since she was 12 years old and one of her favourite and most challenging roles during her high school years was a role in '4:48 Psychosis' by Sarah Kane. Fiona was also a member of K.I.C., a physical theatre group in Belfast Northern Ireland founded by Dave Calvert. She has had training in classroom settings (Various classes at George Brown Theatre School and with Diana Reis) as well as one-on-one coaching (Tatiana Chouljenko, Atrium Theatre, Toronto), over the years. Fiona's first experience working on film was the chance to do a voice over and translation of some German text in 'Polychroma', a short film by Nick Vitis. Most recently she played Irish in 'I Hate Toronto: A Love Story', an independent feature film by Daniel Wilson, Grand Slam Pictures. The film premiered at the Toronto Independent Film Festival, 2011.