Sheryl Thompson is a Vancouver, British Columbia-based Actor and Voice Performer. She relocated from Calgary, Alberta to Vancouver in April 2006.Hello and welcome to The Sheryl Thompson.com!
Sheryl Thompson is a Vancouver, British Columbia-based Actor and Voice Performer. She relocated from Calgary, Alberta to Vancouver in April 2006.
A graduate of the University of Calgary, Ms. Thompson achieved her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama and has been involved in various theatre, film and television projects in Calgary and Vancouver. For details on projects she has completed, please visit Demos and Projects.
Recent Project Highlights:
July 2010
Twelve Angry Men, presented by Hardline Productions. Ms. Thompson played the "Foreigner" or Juror #11 in this emotionally-charged production. TAM was voted as #7 top theatre show in Vancouver on www.gayvancouver.net for "Best Use of a Small Theatre Space". See the full article at: http://www.gayvancouver.net/theatre-2011/the-best-of-vancouver-theatre-in-2010
July 2009
Things We Said Today, a collection of one act plays and monologues, written by playwright Neil LaBute, at the Beaumont Theatre in Vancouver.
April 2009
The C-Word - Written by local playwright Grace Chin, The C-Word follows the lives of two couples in very different types of "committed" relationships. Ms. Thompson played the role of Ashley Hennessey.
April 2008
Ontario Ministry of Energy - This series of commercials stars David Suzuki and of course, Sheryl as a blip in one commercial as an "Office Worker" laying out brochures for a meeting.
Gene Simmons Family Jewels - Sheryl, her family, and her friend's family meet Gene and Shannon at a house in Whistler after a booking mix-up. A rousing game of Pictionary, a BBQ and an Italian-style sing along were enjoyed by all.
March 2008
Poor Super Man by Brad Fraser, performed at The Waterfront Theatre from March 1st, 2008 to March 16th, 2008 in repertory with Michel Tremblay's Hosanna as part of the Queerly Canadian Theatre series.This production of PSM was produced by Saving Metropolis Co-Op, of which Ms. Thompson was a co-founder. In this production, Ms. Thompson played the role of HIV-positive transsexual Shannon.
August 2007
Very Bad Men II for the Mystery Channel
Very Bad Men is a television show for The Mystery Channel that creates re-enactments of crimes committed by "very bad men". Sheryl portrayed US college student Shannon who was the victim of a brutal rape and murder by a serial rapist.