Chris Bacchus is an award winning Canadian ACTRA actor based in Toronto whose work spans major platforms including Netflix, Apple TV, Hulu and Amazon. He has appeared in series such as on Doc (FOX/Hulu), Beacon 23 (MGM+/Amazon) and Slip (Apple TV).
He has earned multiple Best Actor awards on the international festival circuit for his comedy short Say What Now? along with ten awards and selections for his animated short Outta Space. He has appeared in commercials for major brands such as Toyota/Olympics, CAMH and Proline OLG.
He is represented by Noble Caplan Abrams.
More About Chris
Before pursuing acting full-time, Chris Bacchus graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Toronto, where he studied life sciences and mental health. His diverse background spans from working with stroke patients to leading marketing efforts for multiple businesses, experiences that inform the depth and authenticity he brings to his performances.
A lifelong creative, Chris began writing stories and poetry as a child, later expanding into singing, rapping, voice acting and filmmaking. He also grew up playing competitive basketball, volleyball and baseball, giving him a strong foundation in discipline and teamwork.
Chris has trained extensively in Canada, the US and the UK. His Toronto training includes LB Acting Studios, Pro Actors Lab, Armstrong Studios, Second City (Improv), On the Mic (VO). He has also studied with industry professionals such as Jack Lowden (Dunkirk), Michael Gordin Shore (Suits) and Angela Besharah (Star Trek Strange New Worlds), Mark Rowley (The Last Kingdom), Holly Cinnamon (Daredevil) and Kikéy Castillo (Stargirl).
Known for his range in both dramatic and comedic roles, Chris continues to grow as a storyteller, drawing on his eclectic life experiences to bring truth and energy to every performance.
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When Chris is not Acting..
When he's not on set, Chris can usually be found volunteering on a horse farm, playing basketball or tennis, or exploring Toronto's trails. A lifelong learner, he brings the same focus he applies to acting into fitness, discipline and growth.
He's also a lover of stories in every form - whether it's psychological thriller novels, strategy-driven video games like Starcraft II, or rewatching Buffy the Vampire Slayer for the eighth time. These passions fuel his creativity and help him connect to the human side of every role he takes on.