Cathy Jones
Canadian actress and comedian known for CODCO
An accomplished actress, comedian, and writer, contributed to the Canadian comedy scene through various performances. Best known for participation in the sketch comedy show CODCO, which aired from 1987 to 1993 and highlighted humorous aspects of Newfoundland culture. Worked extensively in television and theatre, showcasing talent in both acting and writing. Also served as a co-writer and performer on the television series This Hour Has 22 Minutes, which provided satirical content on political and social issues in Canada.
Performed in CODCO
Contributed to This Hour Has 22 Minutes
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