Suzanne Hawkins, a talented actress, was born in the charming coastal town of Beaver Harbour, New Brunswick, Canada. Her journey in the entertainment industry began at a remarkably young age, when she was just ten years old, as she landed a role in the Oscar-winning film "Children of A Lesser God" alongside the esteemed actors William Hurt and Marlee Matlin.
This early exposure to the world of film and acting sparked a deep passion within Suzanne, and she subsequently relocated to Vancouver in 1999 after a chance encounter with producer William Vince. During her time in Vancouver, she devoted herself to private study, honing her craft under the guidance of some of the industry's most respected professionals.
Suzanne's studies took her to the Lyric School of Acting, Studio on the Drive, where she worked with esteemed instructors such as Gina Chiarelli, Nancy Sivak, Frank Cassini, and Tom Scholte. She also delved into the Alexander Technique with Tasha Miller from London and the Meisner Technique with Sandy Marshall.
Suzanne's early acting credits include her first speaking role on the Comedy Network's "Suckerpunch". However, her most prized opportunity to date was working alongside the legendary Donald Sutherland, voicing a 12-year-old boy in the made-for-TV animated movie "Pirates Passage" produced in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Currently based in Toronto, Suzanne Hawkins continues to pursue her passion for acting, bringing her unique talent and dedication to every project she undertakes.
