Trish Rainone is a multifaceted talent with a remarkable range of accomplishments across the entertainment industry. As co-creator and lead actress in the comedy series 'My Roommate's an Escort', she received a nomination for Best Actress at the 2017 Toronto TO Web Fest. The show garnered numerous accolades, including 'Best Comedy' and 'Best Series' awards at festivals in North America, such as Hollywood, Austin, and Vancouver.
In addition to her work on television, Trish has also made a significant impact on the stage. She has portrayed notable roles in 'Steel Magnolias' as Shelby, 'Tony n' Tina's Wedding' as Tina with the Algoma Repertory Theatre, and 'Sanctuary' as June in Toronto. Her film credits include appearances in 'The Void', 'Magnetosphere', and 'A Christmas Letter', where she not only acted but also produced and played the role of the tough biker bar waitress, Sally.
Beyond her performing career, Trish has made a significant contribution to the film industry. In 2020, she co-founded the Sault Film Festival, showcasing her dedication to supporting emerging talent. Early in her career, Trish worked in education, earning a Degree in Psychology and a Diploma in Autism and the Behavioural Sciences. She returned to this field in 2023, continuing her commitment to providing essential skills education and making a positive impact on others.
Trish has been actively involved in various performance workshops for over a decade, studying at renowned institutions such as The Sketch School and The Groundlings in LA, as well as Improv Your Acting in Toronto. Currently, she is continuing her studies at The Sketch School and regularly posts weekly sketches on her Instagram account @trish.rainone.
In 2025, Trish will appear in the Rusty Halo Productions horror feature 'Broken Bones' as Julia, alongside Sarah Cleveland as the lead, Sam. Notably, Trish originally wrote the script for this film. Additionally, in 2025, she welcomed her first baby with her husband, and is now most excited about her role as a mother.
