Joanna Canton's illustrious career in television is marked by a diverse array of notable credits, showcasing her remarkable range and versatility as a performer. Her professional journey began with a significant series regular role, courtesy of the esteemed creator Ryan Murphy, who penned and directed a pilot for Warner Bros. In addition to this, she has starred in pilots for ABC, CBS, and USA, demonstrating her adaptability and ability to excel in various genres and formats.
Prior to her television endeavors, Joanna gained recognition for her recurring role as Nina, the girlfriend of Fez, in the fifth season of the popular sitcom "That '70s Show". Her impressive performance caught the attention of "Friends" creator Marta Kauffman, who subsequently cast her in a substantial recurring role on Kauffman's series "Related". More recently, Joanna has made a notable appearance as a recurring character on Showtime's critically acclaimed series "Masters of Sex".
Beyond her television work, Joanna has also explored her passion for the performing arts on stage. She had the privilege of being directed by the legendary film director Garry Marshall in the play "Wrong Turn at Lungfish" at Marshall's esteemed Falcon Theater in Los Angeles. Joanna's training in the Meisner technique was acquired at the renowned Playhouse West in Los Angeles, and she is proud to be an alumna of The Governor's School for the Arts.
In addition to her accomplishments as a performer, Joanna is also a skilled writer, with a focus on television. Her versatility and talent have allowed her to excel in multiple capacities, solidifying her position as a talented and accomplished figure in the entertainment industry.
