CATHERINE BLACK

THE DONNER PARTY

Soon to be seen in "The Donner Party," playing Ann Fosdick, one of the few surviving members, Catherine made her stage debut at the age of 16, playing 'Juliet' in "Romeo And Juliet." She then went on to star in several Dora Award winning plays. On the big screen, Catherine has acted opposite Christian Bale in “American Psycho”, and has worked with director Amy Heckerling in “Loser”. Catherine has also worked extensively on the small screen, including co-starring in the ABC/Disney MOW “Mr. Headmistress”.

Select television credits include “I Love a Mummy” for BBC/YTV, “Blue Murder”, “In a Heartbeat” (Disney/Family) and recurring roles on “Odyssey 5” for Showtime, and “Show Me Yours”> However, the starring role in the docu-drama, “Letters to a Street Child” is among one of her favorite performances.

The multi-talented Catherine is also a classically trained mezzo-soprano who studied at the prestigious Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto who can sing in several languages, and an accomplished classical painter, which she considers a precious, creative form of expression. She just finished exhibiting her current collection; "Benevolence," in Toronto, and her paintings have been exhibited for several years internationally. She has also been commissioned by a Cuban missionary Orphanage to visually represent their children. career debut.

Catherine can be seen in theatres later this year in The Polish Brother film, "Stay Cool," opposite Winona Ryder and Chevy Chase.