Brian Dooley, a renowned theatre professional, was born in the charming city of Sherbrooke, Quebec. He earned his Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from Bishop's University in 1977, and subsequently honed his theatrical skills at the prestigious National Theatre School of Canada.
Throughout his illustrious career, spanning over three decades, Dooley has taken on a wide range of roles across Canada and abroad. In April 2016, he showcased his impressive acting abilities by playing dual roles in French and English as an elderly plumber who pursues the recently widowed love of his life in the production of Gratien Gélinas' "The Passion of Narcisse Mondoux" for L'UniThéâtre.
Later that same month, Dooley convincingly portrayed an irredeemably drunken father in Theatre Network's production of Morris Panych's "Gordon". This versatility in his acting skills is a testament to his dedication to his craft.
In addition to his impressive acting career, Dooley has also held significant positions in the theatre industry. He succeeded Daniel Cournoyer as the Artistic Director of L'UniThéâtre in 2012, and is currently the director of play development at the esteemed Citadel Theatre.
Furthermore, Dooley is also an accomplished filmmaker, working as a producer and director with Great North Productions and Alliance Atlantis. His expertise extends to the academic realm as well, as he teaches at the National Theatre School of Canada, sharing his knowledge and experience with the next generation of theatre professionals.
With his extensive experience, impressive acting skills, and dedication to his craft, Brian Dooley is a true stalwart of the Canadian theatre scene.
