Sherry White

Sherry White is both an iconic east coast performer as well as one of the country’s top television scribes. White both wrote and starred in the feature film “Down to the Dirt,” with Hugh Dillon and Robert Joy; she also wrote and starred in the 2003 feature “The Breadmaker” with Jonathan Torrens. White also starred in Mary Walsh’s “Young Triffie” with Grown Up Movie Star co-stars Andy Jones and Jonny Harris.

For television, White has written and starred in the CBC series “MVP” and “Hatching, Matching and Dispatching.” She also recently wrote one episode of the CBC hit “Sophie.” Also an accomplished stage actress, White’s theatre credits include leading roles in “Salvage,” “Top Girls,” “Rocky Horror,” “Chekov Variations,” and “Blue Blazes” directed by Andy Jones.

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