Glenn Bang

Glenn Bang is most notably recognized for his eclectic adventures outside of the acting world as much as he is unrecognized for what he has done within it. Prior to his first radio broadcast on CKLC Kingston which led to regular voice personalities on CBC's Hartefeld Saskatchewan, Sunday Morning and BBC's Huck Finn as well as appearing in over a hundred television commercials, Glenn was both a member of the Canadian Peace Games and Can Am soccer teams as well as being a nationally ranked Junior tennis player. He was founder of The Actors Network Television and Film Studio Canada and served as Studio Director for 22 years overseeing three studio locations, opening The Parquet Theatre Company and serving on executive council for the Toronto Association of Acting Studios. Related side excursions led him to writing, directing and producing the Chow Lee's Angels web series and directing theatre productions of The Last Date and Who Shot Springer? Unrelated excursions led to a 9-2 MMA record in Central America and the opening of several well known martini lounges in North America and eventually the most recognizable nightclub in Guanacaste Costa Rica. Glenn's current primary address is in Los Angeles with residences in Canada and Costa Rica. Accordingly, his numerous film and television appearances portray characters who are as varied in fiction as he is in non fiction.