Bruce Hannson is a talented individual with a diverse range of accomplishments in the entertainment industry. He has had the privilege of performing in numerous theatre, television, and film projects, including "The Red Green Show", "Good Will Hunting", "Krapp's Last Tape", "Waiting for Godot", "Murder at 1600", "Mean Girls", "Degrassi", "Falling Skies", "Monk", "Canadian Bacon", "Eerie, Indiana", "White Mice", "Communicating Doors", "The Danish Play", and "Coma Unplugged", to name a few.
Throughout his career, Bruce has received numerous awards and accolades for his work, including the "Pretty Funny Male Improviser" award at the Canadian Comedy Awards. He has also won Gemini awards for his voice and puppetry work.
As a founding member of the award-winning improv troupe "Illustrated Men", Bruce has had the opportunity to showcase his talents in various capacities. He has appeared as Agent Jones in "Phil the Alien", as a writer and performer on "After Hours with Kenny Robinson", and as Rocko in "Puppets Who Kill".
In addition to his work in front of the camera, Bruce has also ventured behind the scenes, directing and producing various projects. He has directed "The Kids in The Hall", "Killer Bees", "Grocery Mishap", "The Maddest Kind of Love", "The Puck Stops Here", "Fun Without Dick and Wayne", "A Freudian Slip of The Jung", and "The Not-So-Nice Late Show".
As a playwright, Bruce has written several plays, including "A Clever Boy", "Circus Town", "The Getaway", which takes place in a moving van, and "Dine Her", which was performed in a diner and involved zombies. His next project is "Dog Wash", a Reservoir Dogs parody that takes place inside a car wash.
With a career spanning multiple decades and numerous projects under his belt, Bruce Hannson is undoubtedly a talented and accomplished individual in the entertainment industry.
