ABOUT ME

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Photo: Salvatore Antonio
Hi, my name is Cameron, I am a Brampton born and raised actor. I started doing theatre when I got accepted into an arts program in high school and continued my professional training at Sheridan College and the University of Toronto Mississauga.

For the past 4 years I have been an actor at The Shaw Festival appearing in productions of Getting Married, SEX by Mae West,  Henry V, Hound of The Baskervilles, Dracula & The Madness of George III.

Some of my other recent credits include the world premier of Happy Birthday Baby J, ShadowTheatre; Alice The Magnet, Theatre Animal; Troilus and Cressida, Secret Shakespeare Series; Blacktop Sky, Lower Ossington Theatre; TOUGH!, Canadian Rep Theatre;  Common Ground, Toronto Fringe; Animal Nature, Clay and Paper Theatre; Clybourne Park, The Seagull, Orestes, Theatre Erindale.

When I am not performing I am likely reading, watching whatever is new on Netflix or working on some of my own writing. Keep in touch with me on social media by following me on Instagram &Twitter @Camm_grant

Living by the lake

How do you make your house a home?
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"It's a mindset for me. I move around a lot, so when I get to a new space I say "this is home." This is where I rest my head, this is where I am safe, where I find comfort."

In three words, what does the future look like to you?

"Maddening

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Beautiful."
Living By The Lake is a photo journal series, created by Andrew Broderick, that looks into the lives of various company member at the Shaw Festival. These photos were captured during the summer of 2020.
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 Favourite daily ritual?

"Morning coffee. There is something about a french press that makes it so much better. Followed by 30 minutes of reading."

It's my first time visiting NOTL, where should I go?

"Get away from the main street and find some nature. I love walking through 'The Common' or following the heritage trails. This town is filled with so much natural history it is both overwhelming and settling."

​In an alternate universe I would have been performing at The Shaw Festival this season as Charley in Charley's Aunt and John Nevins in Trouble In Mind