Alana Elmer

Alana Elmer (she/her) is a versatile and dynamic multidisciplinary artist with a wide-ranging career in television, film, and dance. She has earned recognition as a “Scream Queen,” winning multiple awards for her starring roles in horror films such as Kookie, Latched (TIFF Premiere 2018), and Making Monsters. Alana began her television career as a host on popular programs like Gamer Girlz and Daytime Toronto, further expanding her reach in the entertainment industry.

In addition to her success on screen, Alana has been a full-time company member of Toronto Dance Theatre (TDT) for over fifteen years. This role has allowed her to collaborate with world-renowned artists, performing on prestigious stages across France, London, New York, and Spain. Her contributions to the dance world have earned her two Dora Mavor Moore Awards and multiple nominations.

Alana’s distinct voice has always set her apart, and she has since ventured into voice acting, lending her talents to animated puppets and characters in commercials and TV shows. A constant explorer of the creative process, Alana is fascinated by how performers shape stories and how these interactions influence our shared perceptions and experiences.