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Raoul
Bhaneja
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info[at]raoulbhaneja[dot]com |
Born in Manchester, U.K., Raoul grew up in Ottawa and
Bonn, Germany. After attending the Drama program at Canterbury Arts High School
in Ottawa, he was accepted into the prestigious National Theatre School of Canada.
Since graduating in 1996 he has worked extensively in theatre, Bhanejas feature credits include the Genie Nominated movies Ararat directed by Atom Egoyan and Extraordinary Visitor directed by John Doyle in which he starred as John The Baptist opposite Mary Walsh and Andy Jones. Other apperances include Violet directed by Rosemary House, Cold Creek Manor directed by Mike Figgis, and Picture Claire directed by Bruce MacDonald. Upcoming releases include Godsend directed by Nick Hamm (starring Robert De Niro and Greg Kinnear), That Touch of Pink directed by Ian Rashid (starring Kyle MacLachlan and Jimi Mistri) and the title role in the short film Dermotts Quest (starring opposite Sarah Polley). In
Toronto, Raoul appeared in the Dora nominated production of The Domino Heart
at the Tarragon Theatre. Other selected theatre credits include Savage Sensuality
at Shakespeares Globe Theatre, London, U.K. (Christopher Plummer Artistic
Fellowship Award), Sin City (2002 Canadian Comedy Award Nomination),
The School for Wives (Soulpepper Theatre), Hamlet (Neptune Theatre),
Speak (Praire Theatre Exchange) and two seasons at The Blyth Festival.
He is also the leader of the Maple Blues Award winning band RAOUL and THE BIG
TIME. They have appeared on Canada Am (CTV), Studio 2 (TVO) Breakfast Television
(City TV) and Daytime (Rogers) and have recently completed recording their second
CD entitled THIS IS THE ONE. |
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