Tony Nash

Tony Nash is an actor who began performing in high school plays and earned awards at regional theater festivals for his stage presence and the way he disappeared into his characters. After a run in the Canadian production The Farm Show, the playwright Paul Thompson of Theatre Passe Muraille compared him to a young Marlon Brando. Nash later graduated with an honors double major in French and political science, stepped away from acting while pursuing law, and then moved into education as a French teacher, earning a master's degree in adolescent education. He eventually returned to acting and shifted from stage to screen, with credits that include Suits, The Detectives, Good Witch, the Audience Network's Condor and the role of Omar on the CBS action-adventure series Blood and Treasure. Nash has also narrated the audiobook of Rawi Hage's novel De Niro's Game.