Patricia Summersett
Patricia Summersett (born March 15, 1982) is a Canadian actress, best known for voicing Princess Zelda in "" and "". Life and career. Summersett has appeared in the Darren Aronofsky psychological horror "mother!", in series: CBC's "Bellevue" starring Anna Paquin, CTV's "The Disappearance" with Peter Coyote, Go90's "Lost Generation" with Katie Findlay and scored by Tony-winning Duncan Sheik, and NBC's "The Bold Type" on Free Form. She also played a lead in the indie feature "Maz" by festival-winning filmmaker Federico Hidalgo. Notable past roles include recurring characters in Ron Moore's "Helix s2" as  well as "19-2" (Bravo/CTV). She was also the official “Onset Smurf” representing Smurfette, Vexy and Clumsy as the reference voice and puppeteer for the making of Sony's "Smurfs 2". Education. She holds a BFA in theatre performance from Concordia University and a master's in classical acting from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. She has also studied acting at Moscow Art Theatre and National Theatre Conservatory. Before attending drama school, she trained for years as a competitive ice dancer, and held the title of Quebec Sectional Champion. Video games. Summersett was revealed as the  first official English voice of Princess Zelda in Nintendo's thirty-year "Legend of Zelda" franchise with her work in "". She has voiced many games from indie to AAA and provided full performance capture for two assassins in Ubisoft's "Assassin's Creed" series. Within Tom Clancy's "", the character she voices is Ash, a female FBI operator working for Team Rainbow. She voiced Ash in "Arknights" as well. Theatre. Patricia has performed in theaters across Canada, the U.S. and the UK. She has been nominated for three META/MECCA (Montreal English Theatre/Critics Circle Awards) for “Best Lead Actress ” playing the roles Rosalind in "As You Like it" and Jacqueline in "Trench Patterns" (a captain with PTSD). She has also been featured in "Equus", "Pinter plays" and as the title role in Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler". She was last seen in the Toronto's 2016 Next Stage Festival, performing the Fringe hit "Blood Wild" by Paul Van Dyck. Personal life. She grew up in Marquette, Michigan. In addition to her acting career, she is a songwriter and singer for the band Summersett, and was a competitive ice dancer representing Quebec in 2002 as senior Quebec Sectional Champion with former  partner Simon Roberge. She has three sisters: Annette Summersett (born June 1980), Kathryn Summersett (born June 1985) and Jane Summersett, all artists, who perform music together. In 2017, Patricia co-founded a charity called GeekU.P. She is currently based in Montreal and Los Angeles.