Many artists who've been a part of the Gateway Theatre Guild at some point, have moved on to pursue their careers.  One may ask, where are they now?  Well, below are some of our missed friends and what they're doing now.

COMING SOON...

 Jeffrey M. Reynolds has relocated himself to beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia where he now persues his dream of becoming a successful film/TV actor.  While seeking representation Jeff has been involved with a number of student films, which he has used to create his first Demo Reel (currently viewable on his Facebook page). In the interim between his "starving actor" status and his "A-list talent" status, he is moonlighting full-time as a Blackjack Croupier in Vancouver's prestigious Edgewater Casino. Part-time, Edie Hats on beautiful Granville Island indulges his imagination with thousands of characters at his fingertips. He absolutely loves helping people experience the youthful joy that is associated with the discovery of a great chapeau. He also continues his home media review work with the locally based www.eyecravedvd.com. Jeff misses North Bay terribly, but knows that he must look to the future with starry eyes.

While acting with the Gateway Theatre Guild he started taking the art form seriously.  He played his first villainous roles in: “Of Mice & Men” (2000) as well as; “The Lark.” (2001) He also went backstage and did sound design on the award winning: “High Life.”  (2002) After moving to Toronto, he landed the role of Johnny Wilder in Michael Rubinoff’s production of: “Game Show.” (2003) He’s appeared in multiple national television commercials and is now the Audience Coordinator and warm-up act for MTV Canada.  Derek was recently seen on NBC’s hit show “Last Comic Standing.”  To see some of Derek’s work in video form, visit: www.derekforgie.com

MORE TO COME!