ABOUT

Debra McGrath has been seen or heard on many television, film, animation and commercial projects on Canada and the U.S.  She co-created, wrote and starred in “My Talk Show” as well as “Getting Along Famously” for CBC with her husband Colin Mochrie. Deb played Mayor Ann Popowitz for six seasons on Little Mosque on the Prairie. She recently starred in the short film Redder as well as the series Ruby and the Well, Murdoch Mysteries and the Kids in the Hall reboot. The short film “Junior’s Giant”, that Deb wrote and appeared in, has received many laurels on the film festival circuit, winning awards for best film, best actor for Eric Peterson and best screenplay for Deb.

Colin Mochrie is an alumnus of Toronto's famous Second City comedy troupe. After fourteen years as a regular on the British and American versions of the improvisation series ''Whose Line Is It Anyway?'', Colin is now in the CW network reboot. Colin was a cast member of CBC’s ''This Hour Has 22 Minutes'' 2001- 2003. With his wife, Debra McGrath, he produced, wrote and starred in the CBC show ''Getting Along Famously''. Currently he is part of a very successful tour with “Whose Line” cast-mate Brad Sherwood, performing a live improv show across North America, as well as doing diverse projects such as the Fool in Shakespeare’s King Lear and various movies and television series. Colin also wrote a book Not quite the Classics and co-created a show combining Hypnosis and Impov called Hyprov which is currently touring and has a residency in Las Vegas

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