Zoe Devereaux-Glover is a recent graduate of Toronto Film School in the Acting for Film, TV, and the Theatre diploma program. There she had the opportunity to study under the tutelage of the esteemed thespians Michael Ayoub, Hart Massey, Catherine McNally, Jonathan Higgins, Jo Di Mambro, Julia Paton, John Tench, Andrew Moodie, Jack Mosshammer, Cristel Bartelse, Christopher Sawchyn, and Piotr Biernat.
She began acting at a young age, in the small town of Port Hope Ontario. She spent every summer and march break doing drama camps around Southern Ontario with various companies including, Stratford Shakespeare School, Market Hall Performing Arts Center, Green Roof theatre, Capitol Kids, Northumberland Players, and many more. It was there that she began meeting directors and producers and auditioning for community theatre productions.
Being a homeschooled student through elementary her and her mother invested most of their time auditioning, being involved in productions, and taking dance and martial arts classes. Once grade nine came around Zoe applied to the Peterborough Integrated Arts program and was accepted into the dramatic arts program where she studied under Steve and Dianne Russell and Tracy Germa (Hughes). In grade ten she was required to choose a high school minor of which she chose dance and studied under Susie Clarke. Outside of school, she took dance classes including ballet, intermediate hip hop, advanced contemporary, and jazz/musical theatre. Miss Devereaux-Glover did co-op placements for performance and arts administration at both Market Hall Performing Arts Center and the Peterborough Academy of Circus Arts. Both of these co-ops led her to get an apprenticeship at Market Hall doing behind the scenes stage management and lighting design. Zoe soon became established in the Port Hope and Peterborough Area doing work both on stage and behind the scenes. She worked on shows with companies including but not limited to 4th Line Theatre, The Peterborough Theatre Guild, Dancyn Productions, Anne Shirley Theatre Company, and Shakespeare Street Theatre. She also created a weekly improv show with a group of her friends that performed on stage every Monday night at the Red Dog Tavern.
Zoe is now pursuing acting as a professional career and in doing so she will obtain roles on camera, stage, and radio.
