Characters

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  Audrey Parker

  Emily Rose

  Emily Rose has become one of television’s fastest rising young stars with an already impressive and diverse body of work. This spring, Rose stars on Syfy’s new supernatural drama series Haven, based on the novella The Colorado Kid from renowned author Stephen King. Emily will play “Audrey Parker”, the shrewd and confident FBI agent with a lost past who arrives in the small town of Haven, Maine to solve the murder of a local ex-con. She soon learns that Haven is in fact a longtime refuge for people that are afflicted with a remarkable range of supernatural abilities. The series is set to premiere on SyFy in the U.S. and Canwest's Showcase in Canada this July.
   
  Rose most recently recurred on the final season of the long-running NBC drama series E.R. in which she played the role of “Dr. Tracy Martin”, an eager young intern who joins the hospital staff. Other notable recurring roles include her breakout performance as “Lena Branigan” in ABC’s hit drama series Brothers & Sisters, her role of “Trish Merrick” on CBS’s Jericho and her performance as “Cass” in David Milch’s HBO series John From Cincinnati. Additional TV credits include the USA pilot Operating Instructions, and guest starring roles in Private Practice Two and A Half Men, Without a Trace and Cold Case. Rose also has a cult following for her role in the extraordinarily popular video game franchise Uncharted for which she voices and portrays the game’s heroine, “Elena Fisher”.
   
  Rose received her undergraduate degree in theatrical arts from Vanguard University in Orange County, California and went on to study Shakespeare in Oxford, England at the British American Drama Academy. She continued her studies at UCLA where she received her MFA in acting.
   
  While at UCLA, Emily was an active participant in Arts Bridge America, a program which fights to keep arts education in public schools, and also taught at the UCLA summer Youth Performance Conservatory. She has participated in master classes with Tim Robbins, Henry Goodman, Helen Hunt, and Annette Bening. Theatrical roles include “Sylvia” in I Gelosi, “Dorine” in Tartuffe, and “Beth” in Wounded with the Los Angeles Theater Ensemble.
   
  Emily currently resides in Los Angeles with her husband, Dairek, along with their two bunny rabbits and miniature schnauzer.

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  Nathan Wournos

  Lucas Bryant

  Lucas Bryant has made a name for himself in both Canada and the U.S. Born and raised in Elmira, Ontario, Bryant studied theatre and drama at Sheridan College in Oakville. This summer, Bryant stars on Syfy’s new mystery series Haven based on the novella ‘The Colorado Kid’ from renowned author Stephen King. In Haven, Bryant plays the role of “Nathan Wuornos” the wry, hardened local cop who somewhat reluctantly becomes the partner of new-to-town FBI agent Audrey Parker played by Emily Rose. Bryant also stars alongside Eric Balfour, and fellow Canuck Nicolas Campbell.
   
  Bryant has numerous television credits to his name, including Queer as Folk for Showtime, M.V.P. for SOAPnet and CBC, Sex, Love and Secrets for UPN, and CTV’s The Eleventh Hour. Bryant also starred in the Lifetime MOWs More Sex & the Single Mom and A Very Merry Daughter of the Bride, and played the lead role of Ken Read in the MOW Crazy Canucks inspired by the true story of the World Cup Downhill Circuit during the 1974-1976 seasons. He also had a lead role in the MOW Playing House, based on Canadian author Patricia Pearson’s best-selling novel of the same name.
   
  On the stage, Bryant has acted in numerous theatre productions across Canada including productions of The Crucible, The King & I and Alumnae Theatre’s Your Tricks Might Be Poison. Bryant flexed his funny bone and joined forces with some pals to form the “Skarsgard Players” theatre company named in honour of veteran Swedish actor Stellan Skarsgard and launched an all-male production of Are You There God? It’s Me Margaret based on the Judy Blume novel.
   
  Bryant currently resides in Los Angeles with is wife and young daughter.

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  Duke Crocker

  Eric Balfour

  Eric Balfour’s career in entertainment began at the age of fifteen when a talent scout cast him as a series regular on the hit dancing and singing show Kids Incorporated. He has since established himself as a creative force for both the television and film communities, playing interesting and eclectic characters.
   
  Balfour is currently in production on the Independent Sci Fi thriller, Skyline. The movie follows a group of friends that discover an otherwordly force is swallowing the entire human population off the face of the earth. The band of survivors must fight for their lives as the world unravels around them. Eric plays “Jarrod”, a dark, handsome New York artist visiting Los Angeles with his girlfriend when the chaos ensues.
   
  He was most recently seen in several films including Dimension’s Hell Ride, and Mandate Film’s The Horsemen opposite Dennis Quaid, and Lionsgate Film’s The Spirit alongside Eva Mendes. In addition to his film career, Balfour was seen in the Emmy and Golden Globe-winning Fox TV drama 24, reprising his season one role as “Milo”, the smart and eccentric resident computer expert at the CTU.

  Balfour’s extensive list of television credits includes a starring role in Dick Wolf, Conviction on NBC where he played “Brian Peluso” within a group of young Assistant District Attorneys battling some of the most difficult legal cases in New York. He was also seen as a series regular on the Golden Globe winning HBO series Six Feet Under for creator/writer Alan Ball. Balfour played “Gabe”, the drug addicted troubled boyfriend of “Claire” (Lauren Ambrose).   

  On the big screen, Balfour can be seen in several films, including In Her Shoes, for Twentieth Century FOX, directed by Curtis Hansen and opposite Cameron Diaz, and the remake of the cult classic hit The Texas Chainsaw Massacre  produced by Michael Bay for his company Platinum Dunes and directed by Marcus Nispel. Balfour was also seen in the New Line feature Second Hand Lions opposite Haley Joel Osmett. Other credits include Revolution Studio's America's Sweethearts opposite Julia Roberts and John Cusak; Paramount Pictures' Nancy Meyers' film What Women Want opposite Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt.
   
  In addition to his screen time, Balfour is also involved in many other creative endeavors as a writer/director and producer for his recently formed production company OFF THE GRID ENTERTAINMENT.   

  He currently resides in Los Angeles.