Mark has been performing, teaching and training for thirty years. His professional experience spans a multitude of disciplines; actor, singer, musician, dancer, acrobat and puppeteer. He has worked in professional theatre and film across North America, as a voice-over artist for the National Film Board, CBC Radio Drama and Radio-Canada International, and has created hundreds of voices for animated features and series, including White Fang, Paper Bag Princess, Samurai Pizza Cats, Young Robin Hood and Peter Pan. Mark learned his craft from among the very best in the business, and took part in the very first National Voice Intensive (1986) under the direction of David Smukler.  He has designed and taught courses in voice and acting for all levels, and has extensive experience at the post-secondary level. As a specialist in both interdisciplinary research and Shakespeare, Mark has received numerous awards and grants for his work as an independent researcher, director, and producer.