Started his acting career in theatre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, after
graduating from York University's Theatre program with an Honours
degree.
While continuing to develop as an actor and building a body of work in
Theatre, Film, TV, Commercials, and Voice, he was selected from a
national search as a member of a prestigious professional
development/training program for classical theatre - the Birmingham
Conservatory at the Stratford Festival of Canada in 2005. Subsequently
spent three seasons at the Stratford Festival, appearing in numerous
productions (Shakespeare and other classical works).
Has lent his voice to radio dramas for CBC (Canadian Broadcasting
Corporation) and few video games.
Represented Canada with Toronto-based Roseneath Theatre's show, "Head à
Tête," in the 2002 International Children's Theatre Festival in
Singapore.
Plays guitar and sings; appeared as a Guest Singer/Song-writer on
Rogers' TV Talk Show, DayTime.
Has practiced Kuk Sool Won Hapkido, a Korean martial-art system, since
he was 16 years old.