Brendan Bailey

Brendan Bailey is best known for his work in the Canadian short film, Shadow Trap (an Official Selection at the 2019 VIFF), available on Crave. Also a stage actor, he is widely known for his interpretive portrayal of historic figures Richard Goldsworthy and James Anderson in Barkerville Historic Town and Park, British Columbia, Canada (barkerville.ca). "Brendan Bailey holds a Diploma in Performing Arts from the Canadian College of Performing Arts, and he trained intensively in all facets of Acting at Cucumber Satellite/Railtown Actor's Studio in Vancouver through 2015. Historical interpretation and historical fiction have permeated Brendan's career in film and on stage with his first Principal film booking as historic architect Francis Rattenbury for British Columbia's Provincial Capital Commission in 2005, and a notable featured film appearance as an HBC woodcutter based in Hazelton in Thomas Arslan's 2013 Klondike gold rush drama GOLD (an Official Selection in that year's Berlinale Film Festival). A published poet, playwright, accomplished theatrical director, amateur historian, singer, and film and stage actor, Brendan may be best known for his seasonal work in Barkerville Historic Townsite as 1860's Cariboo miner, Richard Goldsworthy, bringing living history to life for approximately 60,000 visitors a season as part of a world-class interpretive cast." - from shadowtrap.ca