Patricia Summersett

Summersett has appeared in the Darren Aronofsky psychological horror mother!,[8][9] in series: CBC's Bellevue starring Anna Paquin, CTV's The Disappearance with Peter Coyote, Go90's Lost Generation with Katie Findlay and scored by Tony-winning Duncan Sheik, and NBC's The Bold Type on Free Form.[10] She also played a lead in the indie feature Maz by festival-winning filmmaker Federico Hidalgo.[11] Notable past roles include recurring characters in Ron Moore's Helix s2 as well as 19-2 (Bravo/CTV).[12] She was also the official “Onset Smurf” representing Smurfette, Vexy and Clumsy as the reference voice and puppeteer for the making of Sony's Smurfs 2.[13]

She holds a BFA in theatre performance from Concordia University and a master's in classical acting from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.[14][15] She has also studied acting at Moscow Art Theatre and National Theatre Conservatory. Before attending drama school, she trained for years as a competitive ice dancer, and held the title of Quebec Sectional Champion.[16]

Summersett was revealed as the first official English voice of Princess Zelda in Nintendo's thirty-year Legend of Zelda franchise with her work in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.[17][18][19][20][21] She has voiced many games from indie to AAA and provided full performance capture for two assassins in Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed series. Within Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege, the character she voices is Ash, a female FBI operator working for Team Rainbow.[22][23]

Patricia has performed in theaters across Canada, the U.S. and the UK. She has been nominated for three META/MECCA (Montreal English Theatre/Critics Circle Awards) for “Best Lead Actress” playing the roles Rosalind in As You Like it and Jacqueline in Trench Patterns (a captain with PTSD).[24][25][26] She has also been featured in Equus, Pinter plays and as the title role in Ibsen's Hedda Gabler.[27][28] She was last seen in the Toronto's 2016 Next Stage Festival, performing the Fringe hit Blood Wild by Paul Van Dyck.[29][30]

She grew up in Marquette, Michigan. In addition to her acting career, she is a songwriter and singer for the band Summersett,[31][32] and was a competitive ice dancer representing Quebec in 2002 as senior Quebec Sectional Champion with former partner Simon Roberge.[33] She has three sisters: Annette Summersett, Kathryn Summersett and Jane Summersett, all artists, who perform music together.[34]

In 2017, Patricia co-founded a charity called GeekU.P.[35][36][37]

She is currently based in Montreal and Los Angeles.[38]

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