Viva is a Canadian actor, who was born in Seoul, Korea. She knew she wanted to be an actor on the set of the Russo Brothers’ production of Deadly Class. After days of running, screaming and crying, there was no doubt that acting was going to be a part of her life, forever. Viva enjoys challenges like taking on things that she isn't good at. Which explains why she is currently learning three languages, plays multiple instruments like ukulele, guitar, and electric guitar, as well as being a martial artist training in TKD, boxing, BJJ, MMA, and weapons.

Viva enjoys learning about all aspects of performing arts, from vocalizing, dance, screenwriting, and recently produced and acted in a short film. In her limited spare time, Viva focuses on advocacy work especially when it comes to social injustice and fair representation in the media. She is currently working on a production that will be released next year. Viva hopes to one day work all around the world and if the fates align she would love to focus on action films and doing her own stunts.

In 1967 Muriel Dutil entered the Conservatoire d'Art Dramatique in Montreal and since graduating in 1970 she has never stopped working in theatre, television and cinema. She also taught acting for a few years at the National School of Canada.

Let us mention some outstanding roles in theatre: Le temps d’une vie by Roland Lepage, Albertine en 5 temps & Thérèse et Pierrette à l'école des Saints-Anges by Michel Tremblay, Félicité & Ennemi Public by Olivier Choinière, Sacré Coeur by Alexis Martin and Alain Vadeboncoeur, Avec Norm by Serge Boucher, and in 2005 she won the Best Actress Masque Trophy Award for her role as Grace in the play Grace & Gloria by Tom Ziegler (translated by Michel Tremblay).

On television, her notable roles include Graffiti, Les girouettes, SOS j’écoute, Tandem, Virginie, Portrait vidéo, L'Amour avec un grand A, La promesse, Nouvelle adresse, File d'attente, and for the past 3 years in the ongoing the role of Francine Bérubé in 5e Rang airing on Radio-Canada. At the first Gémeaux Gala, in 1987, Muriel Dutil won the Best Actress Award for the role of Mary in the series L'Amour avec un grand A by Jeannette Bertrand. She was later nominated for many of her performances including Portrait vidéo, Graffiti, Le gentleman, La promesse and in 2015, she won a second Gémeaux Award for her role in Nouvelle adresse.

On the big screen, she can be seen in Curling by Denis Côté, Idole Instantanée by Yves Desgagnés, Ressac by Pascale Ferland (nominated for a Jutra Award for her role of Dorine) and Sous la neige de la Floride by Sylvio Jacques in which she was cast as mother with Alzheimer’s. The latter won four awards including Best Canadian Short Film in 2018.

In 2020, she was cast in the webseries Claire & les vieux, produced by Ugo Media, which won numerous awards at CannesSeries the Berlin International Film Festival and the Toronto International Film Festival. In 2021, Muriel won her third Gémeaux Award for Best Actress in a Digital Series for her role as Pauline. Her upcoming projects include Niagara by Guillaume Lambert (to be released in fall 2022) and in the role of Dee in Polaris by KC Carthew (World Premiere at Fantasia 2022 and set to be released in 2023).

Born and raised in Vancouver, Khamisa found her love for performing through musical theatre as a teen, and has since established herself as a sought-after actress, model, & singer/songwriter in the Canadian market.

Some of Khamisa’s notable network credits include her recurring roles on CW’s Charmed and Netflix’s Wu Assassins, and she can also be found on hit shows such as Firefly Lane, The Flash, The Twilight Zone & Supergirl. She got her start on the big screen starring alongside Valter Skarsgård in horror flick Funhouse and is proud to be on the cast of Polaris, a dystopian fantasy thriller shot in the Canadian Arctic, in the role of Frozen Girl. Most recently, Khamisa shot a supporting lead on A Royal Run Away Romance (Hallmark) and is currently filming season two of AppleTV+’s musical parody, Schmigadoon!

Aside from acting, Khamisa has modelled for brands such as Native Shoes, Londre Bodywear, Bahhgoose, KSLAM Clothing & Forever Yours Lingerie. She also showcases her musical talents by performing all around Vancouver and you can find her debut single “One More Time” on Spotify & Apple Music.