Ted Atherton's breakthrough in the entertainment industry came when he landed the role of Pan Philips in the CBC TV series "Nothing Too Good For A Cowboy", a decision that would ultimately lead to a prestigious Gemini Award nomination in 2000 for "Best Lead in a Continuing Dramatic Role". This recognition not only solidified his status as a talented actor but also introduced him to a wider audience, paving the way for his future success.
Ted's most notable role to date is undoubtedly that of the sarcastic yet witty F.B.I. Agent Myles Leland III in the syndicated TV series "Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye", a character that has captured the hearts of fans everywhere. However, it's not just his work in front of the camera that showcases his impressive range as an actor. Ted is also an accomplished Shakespearean actor, having performed in numerous stage productions.
Some of his most notable stage credits include "As You Like It" at the Du Maurier World Stage, "Much Ado About Nothing" at the Theater Calgary, "Richard III" and "All Well That Ends Well" at the Stratford Festival. His impressive repertoire also includes performances in "Death Of A Salesman" and "The Lion King" at the Royal Alexandra, "The Cryptogram" at the Tarragon Theater, "Hay Fever" at the Canadian Stage, and "The Last Comedy" at the Banff Centre.
Ted's academic background is equally impressive, having graduated with honors from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor's Degree in English and Drama. He also completed a three-year Masters program at the Banff Centre, further honing his craft and preparing him for the demands of his career.
