Dan Chameroy

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Dan Chameroy
Born (1970-11-12) November 12, 1970 (age 54)
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
OccupationActor
Years active1991–present
SpouseChristine Donato
Children1

Dan Chameroy (born November 12, 1970) is a Canadian actor, best known for his work in musical theatre. In 1995, he originated the role of Gaston in the Canadian premiere production of Beauty and the Beast at the Princess of Wales Theatre. [1] Chameroy also originated the role of Miss Trunchbull in the Canadian premiere production of Matilda at the Ed Mirvish Theatre, and reprised the role in the show's first national tour. [2] He has also co-created and performed as the character "Plumbum" at several Ross Petty pantomimes. [3]

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Chameroy has appeared in several musical theatre productions across Canada, mostly in Ontario. He has appeared in 29 productions at Stratford Festival, including leading roles in Oklahoma , The Rocky Horror Show , Billy Elliot , Little Shop of Horrors , and Chicago . He has appeared in 4 shows with Mirvish Productions, including Beauty and the Beast and Matilda . He has also appeared productions with the Canadian Stage Company, the Shaw Festival, and the Soulpepper Theatre Company.

Personal life

Chameroy was born in Edmonton, Alberta. [4] His parents enrolled him in tap dancing when he was a child, which prompted his interest in performing. [5] After this, he starting doing more plays, musicals, and improv. [5]

He is married to Canadian actress Christine Donato, who he met in 1991 during the Canadian production of Les Misérables . [6] They have one daughter, Olivia. [7]

Career

Theatre

Chameroy made his professional theatre debut in the Canadian premiere production of Les Misérables , which played at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto. He was with the show between 1991 and 1992, where he was a member of the ensemble and understudied Enjolras. In 1995, Chameroy originated the role of Gaston in the Canadian premiere production of Beauty and the Beast , which played at the Princess of Wales Theatre. [1] For his performance, Chameroy won a Dora Award for Best Leading Actor. [7]

In 1997, Chameroy made his Stratford Festival debut when he appeared as Lancelot du Lac in their production of Camelot . Between 2002 and 2008, Chameroy appeared in 14 productions with the Stratford Festival. This included prominent roles as Gaston Lachailles in Gigi , Posthumus in Cymbeline , and the leading role of Curly McLain in Oklahoma! . [8] [9] He also starred as Martin Townsend in the world premiere production of Palmer Park, written by Joanna Glass, which premiered at the Stratford Festival in 2008. [10]

In 2004, he appeared in the musical revue Side by Side by Sondheim presented by the Canadian Stage Company. [11]

In 2006 and 2007, Chameroy starred in two Shaw Festival productions, which included starring as C.K. Dexter Haven in their 2006 production of High Society . [12]

In 2009, he played Miles Gloriosus in the Stratford Festival's production of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum . [13] Due to popular demand, the musical's run was extended by an extra week. [14] Chameroy reprised his role when the production transferred to Toronto, where it played at the Canon Theatre between December 15, 2010 and January 16, 2011. [13]

In 2014, Chameroy starred as Bobby in a production of Company , produced by Theatre 20 and the Canadian Stage Company. The musical, playing in Toronto for the first time in 30 years, also starred Louise Pitre, Brent Carver, Nia Vardalos, and Chameroy's wife, Christine Donato. [15] [16]

In 2016, Chameroy originated the role of Miss Trunchbull in the Canadian premiere production of Matilda the Musical . [2] The musical opened at the Ed Mirvish Theatre on July 5, 2016 and closed on January 7, 2017. For his performance, Chameroy was nominated for Outstanding Male Performance in a Musical. [17] He then reprised his role of Miss Trunchbull on the first national tour of the musical, joining the tour in 2017. [18]

In 2017, Chameroy starred as Frank Carter in the world premiere production of Life After . [19] At the 2018 Dora Awards, Chameroy was nominated for Outstanding Performance (Male) in a Musical. [20]

In 2018, Chameroy starred as Frank 'n' Furter in a production of The Rocky Horror Show at the Stratford Festival. [21] The show was extended three times before eventually closing on December 2, 2018, which made it the longest running show in Stratford's history. [22] The following year, he starred as Jackie Elliott in Billy Elliot the Musical and as Orin Scrivello in Little Shop of Horrors at Stratford. [4]

Chameroy appeared as Phil Sullivan / Antipholus of Ephesus in The Comedy of Errors at the Chicago Shakespeare Theater. [23] Later in 2023, Chameroy performed as Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm in a concert staging of A Little Night Music at The Royal Conservatory of Music. [24]

Ross Petty pantomimes

Plumbum is a character created and performed by Chameroy for Ross Petty's annual holiday pantomime shows in Toronto. [3] In the spirit of the pantomime dame, Plumbum is a female character with an over-the-top comedic style and dressed in flamboyant costumes. [3] [25] Plumbum often adlibs and breaks the fourth wall with the audience. The character has received positive reception from both critics and audiences, with praise directed at Chameroy's portrayal and comedic timing. [25]

Chameroy first appeared as Plumbum in Petty's 2008 pantomime production of Cinderella. Based on the positive reception, Chameroy has become a recurring character in Petty's productions. Plumbum has appeared in 10 productions, including Cinderella (2008), Robin Hood (2009), The Wizard of Oz (2011), The Little Mermaid (2013), Cinderella (2014), Peter Pan (2015), A Christmas Carol (2017), There’s No Place Like Home For The Holidays (2020), Alice in Winterland (2021), and Peter's Final Flight (2022). [25]

In 2024, it was announced that Chameroy would reprise his role as Plumbum in a revival of Petty's panto production, The Wizard of Oz, which will now be presented and produced by the Canadian Stage Company. [26]

Television and film

Chameroy has voiced characters in several animated shows. For the CBC Kids live-action series, Mittens and Pants, he voiced several characters including Monsieur LaFleur. [27] He also voiced Briian in the YTV series Oh No! It's an Alien Invasion , Aunt Lydia and Dr. Gillman in the Disney Channel series Hotel Transylvania , [4] and Kit in the PBS Kids series Work It Out Wombats! .

His first major acting role was a guest appearance as Kenny Dolan in the Fox drama series Class of '96 . Chameroy also appeared as Theodore "Laurie" Laurence in the drama series, Little Men , which aired between 1998 and 1999.[ citation needed ]

In 2020, Chameroy co-created and starred in the web series Leer Estates, produced by Stratford Festival. [28] Chameroy appeared as all of the characters in the series, which has been described as an absurdist soap opera. [28]

Music

In 2003, Chameroy released a solo album, me, which consisted of various musical songs. [8]

Theatre credits

YearProductionRoleLocationCategoryRef.
1991–1992 Les Misérables Ensemble, understudy Enjolras Royal Alexandra Theatre Mirvish Productions
1995 Into the Woods Steward St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts Canadian Stage Company
Max Bell Theatre Theatre Calgary
1995–1997 Beauty and the Beast Gaston Princess of Wales Theatre Mirvish Productions [1]
1997 Camelot Lancelot du LacFestival Theatre Stratford Festival
Coriolanus LieutenantTom Patterson Theatre
2001 The Drowsy Chaperone Robert Martin Winter Garden Theatre Regional
2002Henry VI: Revenge in FranceEarl of WestmorelandTom Patterson Theatre Stratford Festival
Henry VI: Revolt in EnglandSir Humphrey Stafford
2003 Gigi Gaston LachaillesAvon Theatre [8]
The Hunchback of Notre Dame Pierre Gringoire
2004 Timon of Athens Ventidus / 4th SenatorTom Patterson Theatre
Cymbeline Posthumus [9]
King John French Herald
Side by Side by Sondheim Bluma Appel Theatre Canadian Stage Company [11]
2005 As You Like It AmiensFestival Theatre Stratford Festival
The Tempest Boatswain
The Lark Executioner
2006 High Society C.K. Dexter Haven Shaw Festival [12]
The Magic FireGeneral Henri FontannesCourt House Theatre
2007 Oklahoma! Curly McLainFestival Theatre Stratford Festival
2008 The Trojan Women understudy MenelausTom Patterson Theatre
Fuente Ovejuna Don Manrique
Palmer ParkMartin TownsendStudio TheatreWorld premiere: Stratford Festival [10]
CinderellaPlumbum Elgin Theatre Ross Petty Productions
2009 West Side Story Lt. SchrankFestival Theatre Stratford Festival
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Miles GloriosusAvon Theatre [13]
Robin HoodPlumbum Elgin Theatre Ross Petty Productions
2010 As You Like It EnsembleFestival Theatre Stratford Festival
The Winter's Tale PolixenesTom Patterson Theatre
2010–2011 A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Miles Gloriosus Canon Theatre Mirvish Productions [13]
2011 Camelot Sir DinadanFestival Theatre Stratford Festival
The Merry Wives of Windsor Ensign Pistol, understudy Frank Ford
The Wizard of OzPlumbum Elgin Theatre Ross Petty Productions
2012WanderlustDan McGrewTom Patterson TheatreWorld premiere: Stratford Festival
The Arsonists Joseph Schmitz / Fire BrigadeBluma Appel Theatre Canadian Stage Company
2013 The Barber of Seville Figaro Young Centre for the Performing Arts Soulpepper Theatre Company
Farther WestBabcock
The Little MermaidPlumbum Elgin Theatre Ross Petty Productions
2014 Idiot's Delight Harry Van Young Centre for the Performing Arts Soulpepper Theatre Company
Company RobertBerkeley Street Theatre Canadian Stage Company / Theatre 20 [15]
CinderellaPlumbum Elgin Theatre Ross Petty Productions
2015 The Wild Party Mr. BlackBerkeley Street Theatre Canadian Stage Company, Musical Stage Company
Peter PanPlumbum Elgin Theatre Ross Petty Productions
2016–2017 Matilda the Musical Miss Trunchbull Ed Mirvish Theatre Mirvish Productions [2]
2017First National Tour [18]
Life After Frank CarterBerkeley Street TheatreWorld premiere: Canadian Stage Company [19]
A Christmas CarolPlumbum Elgin Theatre Ross Petty Productions
2018 The Rocky Horror Show Frank 'N' FurterAvon Theatre Stratford Festival [21]
2019 Billy Elliot the Musical Jackie ElliotFestival Theatre
Little Shop of Horrors Orin ScrivelloAvon Theatre
2020There’s No Place Like Home For The HolidaysPlumbumVirtual revue Ross Petty Productions
2021Alice in Winterland
2022 Chicago Billy FlynnFestival Theatre Stratford Festival
Peter's Final Flight: The Pan-Tastical Family MusicalPlumbum Elgin Theatre Ross Petty Productions
2023 A Comedy of Errors Phil Sullivan / Antipholus of EphesusCourtyard Theater Chicago Shakespeare Theater [23]
A Little Night Music Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm The Royal Conservatory of Music Concert staging [24]
2024 Something Rotten! NostradamusFestival Theatre Stratford Festival
The DivinersBrookeTom Patterson Theatre
The Wizard of OzPlumbum Elgin Theatre Canadian Stage Company [26]
2025Fifteen DogsBenjy CAA Theatre Mirvish Productions [29]

Filmography

Television

YearShowRoleNotes
1993 Class of '96 Kenny DolanS1.E13: "Greenwich Mean Time"
1996 F/X: The Series HeroS1.E4: "Payback"
1998 An Avonlea Christmas Wilfred AinsleyTV movie
1997–1998 Diabolik LeonovVoice role
1999 The Wonderful World of Disney Six Foot CanS2.E22: "Dogmatic"
1999 The Avengers: United They Stand Steve Rogers / Captain AmericaVoice role; S1.E6: "Command Decision"
1998–1999 Little Men Theodore "Laurie" LaurenceRecurring role: 17 episodes
2000 Earth: Final Conflict Vorjak3 episodes
2001Club LandJimmy HunterTV movie
2002 Queer as Folk Reverend BradS2.E16: "You Say It's Your Birthday! I Couldn't Care Less!"
2002 Rescue Heroes UrvVoice role; S3.E2: "Ultimate Ride / The Newest Rescue Hero"
2002–2003 Maggie and the Ferocious Beast ReggieVoice role; S2.E6: "Guess Who's Coming to Visit", S3.E11: "Chicken Ladies"
2008–2009 Dex Hamilton: Alien Entomologist SyrrusVoice role; 4 episodes
2010–2012 Babar and the Adventures of Badou ProsperoVoice role; 3 episodes
2013 Oh No! It's an Alien Invasion BriianVoice role; Main cast
2014 Lucky Duck Captain ChaseVoice role; TV movie
2014–2015 The Day My Butt Went Psycho! Voice role; 6 episodes
2015 Reign Lord Lionel2 episodes: S3.E1: "Three Queens, Two Tigers", S3.E2: "Betrothed"
2017–2019 Hotel Transylvania Aunt Lydia, Dr. GillmanVoice role: Main role
2018 The Next Step Jacquie's DadS6.E14: "Ty'd to You"
2019 Go Away, Unicorn! Chef-BotVoice role; S1.E47: "Ready or Bot, Unicorn!"
2019–2020 D.N. Ace VariousVoice role; 6 episodes
2019–2021 Luna Around the World Sam HopperVoice role; S1.E31: 4 episodes
2020The Dog & Pony ShowSantaVoice role; S1.E31: "A Very Fishy Christmas"
2022–present Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go BeresfordVoice role; S2.E8: "Hot Air Percy", S2.E23: "Bring it on Beresford", S3.E21: "Percy's Duck Dilemma"
2023 Work It Out Wombats! KitVoice role; Recurring
2023 Saving Me Mark BrambleVoice role; S2.E8: "The Not So Fun Fundraiser", S2.E10: "The Vault"
2023Mittens & PantsMonsieur LaFleur, Mr. Pig, and various othersVoice role; 59 episodes
2023 Pinkalicious & Peterrific PantonioVoice role; S5.E6: "Color of the Year/Toothy McManners"
2023 Super Why's Comic Book Adventures More ManVoice role; 5 episodes
2024Open Season: Call of NatureHowdyVoice role; S1.E9: "Camp Times Two/Straight from the Horse's Mouth"
2024 Murdoch Mysteries Anthony Winghed-SheenS17.E14: "The Smell of Alarm"

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
2000ErnestCoach ClassenShort film
2001 Glitter Gary
2001InvitationDan
2002Fancy DancingMar Stoddart
2011 Mulroney: The Opera Anchorman

Web series

YearTitleRoleNotes
2020Leer EstatesAll charactersAlso a co-writer and co-director [28]

Video games

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2021 Far Cry 6 Additional voices [30]

Awards and nominations

YearAwardCategoryNominated workResultRef.
1995 Dora Awards Outstanding Male Performance in a Musical Into the Woods Nominated
1996Outstanding Male Performance in a Musical Beauty and the Beast Won [7]
2015Outstanding Male Performance in a Musical The Wild Party Nominated
2015 Canadian Screen Awards Best Performance in an Animated Program or Series Oh No! It's an Alien Invasion Nominated
2017 Dora Awards Outstanding Male Performance in a Musical Matilda the Musical Nominated [17]
Toronto Theatre Critics AwardsBest Supporting Actor in a MusicalWon [31]
2018 Dora Awards Outstanding Male Performance in a Musical Life After Nominated [20]
2018 Canadian Screen Awards Best Performance in an Animated Program or Series Hotel Transylvania Nominated
2020Best Lead Performance - TV MovieA Christmas Carol: The Family Musical with a Scrooge LooseNominated [32]
2021 ACTRA Toronto AwardsOutstanding Performance - Male Voice Hotel Transylvania Nominated [33]
2024Outstanding Performance – Gender Non-Conforming or Male VoiceMittens & PantsNominated [27]

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