Clarence Sponagle

Clarence Sponagle is a Nova Scotian born actor. He is the recipient of the prestigious Jessie Richardson Theatre Award for an Actor in a Leading Role, for his work in the world premiere of, THE SHOOTING STAGE. A graduate of Studio 58 in Vancouver, BC, his numerous stage credits have allowed him to perform all across Canada, with a few stops in America along the way. Clarence also received critical praise for his work in the film, EIGHTEEN, in which Sponagle received an honorable mention at The Vancouver Leo Awards in 2006. His other favorite work includes TWO WEEKS, TWICE A YEAR, in which he was nominated for a Dora Mavor Moore Theatre Award for an Actor in a Leading Role. Mr Sponagle's film work can be seen in several television series, short and feature length films. He is an activist for both animals and humans.