Becky Johnson
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Becky Johnson (born February 14, 1978 in Vancouver, BC) is a Canadian comedian, writer, actor and improviser. She is part of the improv comedy duo Iron Cobra (with Graham Wagner). She has been nominated at the Canadian Comedy Awards for her work in improvised theatre and has produced comedy shows and improv festivals in Toronto. She has appeared at the Edinburgh Improv Festival.
Aside from live theatre, Johnson has performed in independent films. Some titles include: Secondary High (2002); The Water Game (2002); The Affected Turtleneck Trio (2001); I'm Not Martin! (2000); and Uranium (2004).
Her solo play 'Anorexican' received the Spotlight Award for outstanding performance at the SummerWorks Festival. She publishes her own 'zines and underground comics, which have been featured in Canada's Broken Pencil Magazine.
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