Maddie Dixon-Poirier, a talented Canadian actor, was born in the picturesque province of British Columbia. Her passion for the performing arts was ignited at the tender age of eight, when she took to the stage in a production of the beloved musical "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown".
As she grew older, Maddie's desire to make a name for herself in the world of television and film only intensified. Her breakthrough role came in the form of a recurring part on Season 1 of the critically acclaimed series "Fargo", starring the incomparable Billy Bob Thornton.
Maddie's early experiences in the industry were marked by a series of independent films and shorts, which ultimately led to her first recurring role as Janie Strobridge on Season 5 of AMC's gritty drama "Hell On Wheels", starring the talented Anson Mount. Her performance earned her a well-deserved nomination for Best Actress at the prestigious Joey Awards.
As Maddie transitioned into the world of feature films, she found herself busier than ever, with roles in the heartwarming Canadian film "A Miracle on Christmas Lake" and the thrilling "Everfall". She also had the privilege of starring in director Andy Koeger's unique short film "Rosie, Oh", which earned her a second Joey Award for Best Actress.
Maddie's impressive resume continued to grow, as she landed a role in director Jason Reitman's feature film "Tully", starring the talented Charlize Theron. She also became a recurring character on Netflix's science fiction series "Altered Carbon" and a series regular on AT&T's Audience Networks hilarious comedy "Hit The Road", starring the legendary Jason Alexander.
In addition to her impressive acting credentials, Maddie is also a talented musician and singer. She has showcased her impressive vocal range in a variety of genres, including her unexpected "Broadway belt" as Brooke in the Imagine Performing Arts production of "Dreams of Broadway".
