Matthew Armet is a bilingual Canadian performing actor originally from North Battleford in Saskatchewan, Canada, known for roles in short films, including "Letters Home" and "Fest Selects: Best Gay Shorts, Vol. 1". He is also a live performer who worked closely with The Talent House in Toronto, and currently with Stratford Festival in Ontario. In these companies Armet appears in productions such as "Peter Pan", "Fiddler on the Roof", "Miracle on 34th Street", "Hairspray", and "High School Musical" to name a select few. Armet has experience in ballet, tap dancing, choreography, and costume design. Serafin Lariviere calls Armet "...a lanky redhead with a sweet smile." in an interview regarding a show he co-produced called "Grief: Another Common Bond" with instructor and choreographer Faye Rauw, inspired by personal experiences after losing his mother to cancer in 2008. Larviere even tells news outlet that Armet has "a blossoming career in dance and theatre". His promise as an up-and-coming performer and insight as a Queer individual makes his fan base and theater peers enthusiastically curious about what direction his career will grow in as he begins catches the general public's eye.