Andrew Moodie facts for kids
Andrew Moodie is a talented Canadian actor and playwright. He was born on November 30, 1967. Andrew is well-known for his plays, especially Riot, which won an award in 1996. Another one of his plays, Toronto the Good, was nominated for a special award in 2009.
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Early Life and Family
Andrew Moodie grew up in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. His sister, Tanya Moodie, is also a well-known actress.
Andrew Moodie's Career
Andrew Moodie started his acting journey in the 1980s. He worked with the Great Canadian Theatre Company in Ottawa.
Plays Written by Andrew Moodie
As a playwright, Andrew has written many plays. Some of his works include:
- Oui (1998)
- Wilbur County Blues (1998)
- A Common Man's Guide to Loving Women (1999)
- The Lady Smith (2000)
- The Real McCoy (2006)
He also helped write the CBC Radio drama series called Afghanada.
Andrew Moodie as an Actor
Andrew Moodie has appeared in several TV shows. He is famous for playing Simon Frontenac in Orphan Black. He also played Teku Fonsei in the show Dark Matter.
He won an award for his acting in a play called Health Class. He was also nominated for an award in 2003 for his role in the play Othello.
From 2006 to 2011, Andrew Moodie was the host of a TV show called Big Ideas on TVOntario.
