Catherine Bruhier, a multifaceted and accomplished actress and filmmaker of global renown, made her debut in the world of entertainment in the culturally rich and diverse nation of Belize, where she was born. Subsequently, she was reared in the picturesque and idyllic province of New Brunswick, where she developed a strong foundation for her future endeavors.
Throughout her illustrious career in the entertainment industry, Catherine Bruhier has garnered widespread recognition and acclaim, with a notable highlight being her iconic and memorable portrayal of the captivating and endearing character Elaine Besbriss in the highly acclaimed and beloved television series "Due South".
Catherine's remarkable career has left an indelible mark on both Canadian and American television, with a diverse array of prominent shows to her credit, including the popular "Jimmy Kimmel" program, the critically acclaimed "Bosch" series, the esteemed "All Rise", the heartwarming "Kim's Convenience", and the gripping "How to Get Away with Murder".
In addition to her impressive television resume, Catherine has also had a notable presence on stage, with numerous leading roles across Canada, showcasing her remarkable range and versatility as a performer.
Furthermore, Catherine has made a significant impact as a filmmaker, with her award-winning short film "The Sacrifice" serving as a testament to her talent and dedication to her craft.
Catherine, a proud alumnus of the distinguished George Brown College Theatre Program, has distinguished herself through her remarkable abilities, securing a highly coveted position among the elite group of individuals handpicked for the esteemed 2010 Women in the Directors Chair program, a prestigious initiative hosted by the renowned Banff Arts Centre.
