Jackpot Twins

Tony Nappo has appeared in roughly 70 films, hundreds of TV shows, and more Toronto stages than most people have visited. Born in Scarborough, trained at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Manhattan, he's the kind of actor critics describe as "razor-sharp" and "effortlessly magnetic." He's appeared alongside Al Pacino, recently played Georgia's lawyer on the hit Netflix series Ginny & Georgia, voiced a gangster in Fugget About It, and wrote the beloved column Nappoholics Anonymous for Intermission Magazine. If you've watched Canadian TV in the last twenty years, you've seen him.

Colin A Doyle is a Dora Award–winning, Toronto-based actor and theatre producer who has performed across Canada, the US, and Europe. A York University Acting Conservatory graduate, he has worked with some of the most inventive companies in the country — Outside the March, Canadian Stage, Obsidian Theatre, Crow’s Theatre, Caravan, Coal Mine Theatre, and Mirvish — and has played everything from Peter Pan to a post-apocalyptic Homer Simpson. The range is real.

Caroline Toal is a two-time Dora Award winner, a Stratford Festival Mary Savidge Award recipient, and the person most recently responsible for making half of Ontario cry about Anne Shirley. She grew up in Orangeville, trained at George Brown Theatre School, and has originated roles in new Canadian plays at Young People's Theatre, The Howland Company, and the Stratford Festival. Her credits include Casimir and Caroline, Selfie, To Kill a Mockingbird, and Anne of Green Gables — which received an extension because the audiences refused to let it close. Some performers make you want to stay. She is one of them.