Biography

Patricia was raised in a small village in Upper Michigan, a place that remains a constant source of inspiration for her acting, writing and music. After high school she pursued competitive ice dance in Florida, which led her to Quebec, Canada and headlong into theatre. She is a dual citizen of the US and Canada.

Her acting work spans screen, stage, voice and performance capture. She also co writes/sings for the band Summersett, an 8-piece art-folk ensemble, based in Montreal, Qc.

Patricia holds a Masters of Classical Acting from The Royal Central School (RCSSD) in London and a BFA in Theatre Performance from Concordia in Montreal. She briefly studied acting at MXAT (Moscow, RU) and NTC (Denver, Co).

In 2017, with the release of the video game Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Patricia became the first official English voice of Princess Zelda in Nintendo's longstanding Legend of Zelda franchise. It was the launch game for the Nintendo Switch and garnered nearly 200 Game of the Year awards worldwide.

- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous

Patricia is an American Canadian Actor/VA from rural Upper Michigan.

TV/Film: The Darren Aronofsky film Mother!, Cdr. Patty Winger on Helix s.2 (Netflix), Dr Zoe on 19-2 (Bravo, CTV), NBC's The Bold Type (Free Form)

Stage: Nominated for three META/MECCA (Montreal English Theatre/Critics Circle Awards) for "Best Lead Actress" playing the roles Rosalind in As You Like it and Jacqueline in Trench Patterns (a captain with PTSD). She's also been featured as Ibsen's title role of Hedda Gabler.

Video Games: With the release of Legend of Zelda: Breath of the WIld, Patricia was revealed as the first official English voice of Princess Zelda in Nintendo's thirty-year Legend of Zelda franchise. She has voiced and provided motion capture for several games, including Ubisoft games such as "Assassins Creed, For Honor, and Rainbow Six: Siege.

Patricia holds a Masters of Classical Acting from The Royal Central School in London, UK and a BFA in Theatre Performance from Concordia University in Montreal. She was Quebec Sectional ice dance champion with partner Simon Roberge before switching to acting.

- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous