Biography
Morgan Brayton is a writer and performer who lives in Vancouver with her wife and an excessive number of cats. A Canadian Comedy Award nominee, she is one quarter of The Lady Show, winners of Best Variety Show at the Vancouver Comedy Awards and Pick of the Fringe at the Vancouver Fringe Festival. Morgan is the creator of the solo shows Give It Up, Raccoonery! and Girls Like Me. Her sketch comedy credits span decades and include Girl Parts, 30 Helens and The Crawford Twins and her theatre credits include the final tour of The Number 14. You can hear her on CBC Radio's The Debaters or see her on BC's Knowledge Network, her own show on OutTV, Morgan Brayton ...and Other People (2014), or in a wide range of memorable film & TV acting roles including Chubby Best Friend, Second Cashier, and Person with Face.
Movies & TV Shows
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Supernatural (2005) — Elise Drummond
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Smallville (2001) — Assistant Director
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Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004) — Mullet Nerdette #1
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DC's Legends of Tomorrow (2016) — Demon Bank Teller
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Overboard (2018) — Nurse
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This Boy's Life (1993) — Silver Sister #2
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A Series of Unfortunate Events (2017) — Auction Attendee
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Psych (2006) — Judy
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The Big Year (2011) — Ferry Ticket Seller
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The L Word (2004) — Marti
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Get Carter (2000) — Waitress
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Millennium (1996) — Subgerente
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21 Jump Street (1987) — Marcy
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UnREAL (2015) — Alicia
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Bigger Fatter Liar (2017) — Becca's Mother
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Fetching Cody (2005) — Paramedic #2
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Hard Core Logo (1996) — Victoria
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Shock to the System: A Donald Strachey Mystery (2006) — Hannah
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Battle of the Bulbs (2010) — Helen Duncan
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The Division (2001) — Amanda McCafferty
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All She Wants for Christmas (2006) — Carlotta
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Some Assembly Required (2014) — Betty
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The Surrogate (1995) — Elaine
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Time and Again (2007) — Susan Nash
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Neon Rider (1989) — Jenny
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No Child of Mine (1993) — Donna Jenkins
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Incident at Deception Ridge (1994) — Waitress
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Acting in the Closet (2021)
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Ronnie and Julie (1997) — Rollerblade Messenger
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Exuvia (2024) — Auntie June
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A Vision of Murder: The Story of Donielle (2000)
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Random Acts of Romance (2012) — Gwen
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Boyfriend (2006) — Self