Charlie Ebbs

I have lived in Perth and consider it to be the best place to live in the province. As per my work I am living in Toronto but would like to move home soon - renting for the next few years and then looking to buy. I am quiet and easy to get along with - my little dog (Spark) is very sweet once she gets to know you and is not a barker at all.

The following is my profile from IMDb: Charlie Ebbs

Born and raised on a farm near Perth, Ontario - Charlie is an actor/writer/photographer whose numerous film credits include Crook (2014), Tell the World (2015), ANON (2018), American Hangman (2019), Crisis (2021), and Sugar (2022). His television appearances include Hard Rock Medical (TVO), 19-2 (BRAVO), Fatal Vows (Slice), Murdoch Mysteries (Shaftsbury), and The Recruit (E-One).

Charlie has appeared on the professional stage with Grecian Formula (2010), Preshrunk (2011), Sparks (2014), and in a lead role in Beneath (2018) - all with the New Ottawa Repertory Theatre. Stage credits also include Death of a Salesman (2014) with the Hintonburg Chamber Theatre, and Follow the Tracks We Forgot to Finish (2013) by award-winning Toronto-born playwright Barry Germansky, which had its initial run at the Shetler Studio Theatre in New York City.

He wrote and co-produced two successful short films, The Hold Up (2012) which premiered in Los Angeles at the Hollyshorts Film Festival, and The Buckley Brothers (2014, directed by Rachelle Casseus), which won “Best Comedy” at the 2014 Lady Filmmakers Fest in L.A. - the latter film went on to be one of three finalists for CBC television’s “National Short Film Faceoff.”

As a writer/director/performer for the comedy group “Ottawa Sketch,” he collaborated on a variety of projects: stage shows, a web series, Locker Lives, and a sketch comedy show, Tripping in Orbit, featured on Rogers TV (Ottawa). Charlie also co-wrote the feature film To Each His Own Devil (2019), and was a founding member of the Ottawa Actor’s Co-op (2010 to 2014).

Training has included Straeon, RAW Studios, and Second City - all in Toronto, and The Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre in New York City.