Jim Annan
Jim Annan is a versatile Canadian actor, improviser, writer and comedian, celebrated for his dynamic range across stage, film, and television. Born and raised in LaSalle, Ontario, he earned a BFA in Acting from the University of Windsor before moving to Toronto to pursue his career.
A proud alum of The Second City Toronto, Jim contributed to hit revues like Facebook of Revelations and Bird Flu Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (nominated for a Dora Mavor Moore Award).
He has won five Canadian Comedy Awards. On screen, Jim has appeared in several television series and films, including Reacher (Amazon Prime), Cross (Amazon Prime), Children Ruin Everything (CTV), Anne with an E (CBC, Netflix), Murdoch Mysteries (CBC), Opie’s House (TVO). Later this year, he can be seen the upcoming second season of SisterS (IFC, AMC+, CRAVE) and the limited series Devil In Disguise: John Wayne Gacy (Peacock). Jim is excited to be making his debut with Process Theatre, bringing Deb and Dan’s creation to life, as well as working with his good friend Reid Janisse, whom he has known for thirty years.
Frankenstein’s Daughter
Reid Janisse
Reid Janisse is a Toronto based actor, improviser, writer and director. He is an alumnus of The Second City, where he wrote and performed in four mainstage revues including the Canadian Comedy Award Winning 0% Down, 100% Screwed, and the Dora nominated Second City for Mayor. Selected theatre: I’m In Love With Your Sister (Theatre Orangeville), Holiday! (Bad Dog Theatre), Bigfoot! (Port Stanley Festival Theatre), Halfway There (Orillia Opera House), Toronto Circus Riot (Lookup Theatre), The Little Mermaid (Ross Petty Productions). Selected TV: Murdoch Mysteries (CBC), One More Time (CBC), Private Eyes (Global TV), The Boys (Amazon), Orphan Black (Temple Street), Odd Squad (YTV).
In the summer of 2025, Reid wrote and directed the sketch revue Join Canada, Eh! with Starvox Entertainment, and he will be performing in Here on the Flight Path at The Lighthouse Festival Theatre in Port Dover. Up next, Reid will be reprising his role as the awkward but relatable weirdo in Bad Dog Theatre’s Dora nominated improvised musical Holiday! at the Factory Theatre.
Big thanks goes out to Deb and Dan, Jim, Michael, Deb and the whole Process Theatre team!