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 Victor Garber started his first steps as an actor on the stage of the Grand Theatre in London, Ontario when, around 1957, he joined the Children's Theatre program. He has coached by the London Little Theatre, one of Canada's leading amateur theater companies of the time. He began performing children's shows but, shortly after, the talented young actor could be seen on mainstage productions of the theatre company.
In 1964, when only 15 years-old, Victor left his hometown and went to Toronto, to study acting in a intensive summer course at the University of Toronto's Hart House Theatre. He was the youngest student ever to attend that course.
Right after that, his theatrical training continued as he started working for a while with the experimental theater company, Toronto Workshop Productions.
 From 1959 to 1967, Victor Garber performed in several productions at the Grand. He then tried a musical career with "The Sugar Shoppe" folk rock group. The music occupied his attention for a few years, keeping him away from the theatre. After "Sugar Shoppe" disbanded he landed the leading role in a Toronto production of Godspell and his impressive performance earned him the same role in the film version of the play, in 1973. This performance launched him on a successful stage career in the U.S., where he became an accomplished and respected Broadway actor.
Next, a complete list of Victor Garber's stage credits:
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 Present Laughter (2007 and 2010) |
| Follies (2007) |
| Of Thee I Sing (2006) |
| A Little Night Music (2004) |
| Art (1998 and 1999) |
| Macbeth (1996) |
| The Royal Family (1996) |
| Arcadia (1995) |
| Damn Yankees (1993 and 1994) |
| A Cheever Evening (1993) |
| Two Shakespearean Actors (1992) |
| Reassurance (1991) |
| Assassins (1991) |
| Merrily We Roll Along (1990) |
| Love Letters (1989, 1990 and 1992) |
| Lend Me a Tenor (1989) |
| The Devil's Disciple (1988) |
| Wenceslas Square (1988) |
| You Never Can Tell (1986) |
| Noises Off (1983 and 1985) |
| The Importance of Being Ernest (1983) |
| Blithe Spirit (1983) |
| The Miser (1982) |
| They're Playing Our Song (1979-1981) |
| Sweeney Todd (1979) |
| Deathtrap (1978) |
| Tartuffe (1977) |
| The Autumn Garden (1976) |
| As You Like It (1976) |
| Daarlin' Juno (1976) |
| House of Mirth (1976) |
| Cracks (1976) |
| Don Juan (1975) |
| A Midsummer Night's Dream (1975) |
| Joe's Opera (1975) |
| The Soldier's Tale & The Knight of the Burning Pestle (1974) |
| Cyrano De Bergerac (1973) |
| Ghosts (1973) |
| The Waltz of the Toreadors (1973) |
| Godspell (1972) |
| The Roar of the Greasepaint - The Smell of the Crowd (1966-1967) |
| The Diary of Ann Frank (1964-1965) |
| Kiss Me Kate (1963-1964) |
| Life With Father (1961-1962) |
| Heidi (1960-1961) |
| Tom Sawyer (1959-1960) |
| The King and I (1959-1960) |
| Macbeth (1958-1959) |
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| A Little Night Music (2009) |
| Fame Becomes Me (2006) |
| All About Eve (2003) |
| An Evening of Lunacy and Laughter (2003) |
| 100 Years of Al Hirschfeld - A Celebration (2003) |
| 12th Gypsy of the Year (2000) |
| Wise Guys (1999) |
| Mame (1999) |
| Steel Pier - Workshop(19?) |
| Ragtime - Workshop(19?) |
| 8th Easter Bonnet Competition (1995) |
| My Favorite Year - Workshop(1992?) |
| A Christmas Memory (1992) |
| Sondheim - A Celebration At Carnegie Hall (1992) |
| An Evening of Songs (1977) |
| The Long Wharf Christmas Program (1976 and 1977) |
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| Movies |
You can find here info, pics, comments and lots more about Victor's movies.  |
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TV Appearances |
| On TV he has been a lawyer, a detective, a scientist, a butler, a CIA agent and far too many others to list here. Check it out... |
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Music |
| Victor Garber possesses a wonderful singing voice. See detailed info about his musical work along the years... |
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Audiobooks |
| An amazing actor with a lovely voice, the perfect combination for a great audiobook reader. See, in detail, the list of audiobooks read by Victor Garber... |
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Awards |
| During his career, Victor Garber has earned some awards and nominations in recognition of his stage and screen work. Detailed info here... |
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