A triple threat performer originally hailing from Victoria, British Columbia, Nhi Do is an actress, producer and director. Nhi's love of performance and singing brought years of musical theatre performances while her insatiable need to make others laugh brought her to the competitive stages of the Canadian Improv Games. Upon her arrival to Vancouver, Nhi proceeded to work on a variety of productions including Warner Brother's Watchmen (2009), the award-winning indie feature, Mulligans (2008), and Lifetime Network's thriller, Stranger with My Face (2009). Recent projects include the Jessie-nominated Canadian premiere of Heathers: The Musical, an adventure fantasy Dungeons and Dragons webseries called D20 Babes (2015) and the sci-fi short, Outpost Alpha. In addition to acting, Nhi has a BA in English Literature with a minor in Film Studies from the University of Victoria and has recently completed the Summer Training Congress at the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. When not acting, Nhi teaches and coaches students while co-hosting and directing the talk/variety webseries, Dog's Breakfast (2013), with her husband, Gabriel Carter.