Andrew Phung

Andrew Phung is an award-winning Canadian actor, improviser, and writer, recognized for his infectious comedic charm and extensive work across television and live events. After co-founding the acclaimed comedy group Sciencebear in 2008 and being named one of Calgary’s ‘Top 40 Under 40’ by Avenue Magazine in 2009, Andrew Phung established himself as a prominent comedic talent. His early professional work included a featured cast member role on the Score Television Network’s series ‘Drafted’ in 2009, and producing the 2009 film ‘Sketch,’ which premiered at the 2010 Calgary International Film Festival. A senior ensemble performer and instructor with the Loose Moose Theatre Company since 2000, Phung also co-wrote and starred in two seasons of the sketch comedy series ‘Cowtown’ (2015-2016), produced by Nur Films and Telus Optik.

His filmography includes recurring roles in ‘The Beaverton’ (2016–present) and ‘Wynonna Earp’ (2020–2021), alongside film appearances in ‘Events Transpiring Before, During, and After a High School Basketball Game’ (2020) and the 2024 release ‘Lucky Star.’ Phung is also a regular contributor to CBC Radio programs like ‘Now or Never,’ ‘The Debaters,’ and ‘Because News,’ and is a sought-after emcee for organizations such as The City of Calgary, Telus Spark, and ATB Financial. Beyond entertainment, Phung is the co-founder of YYCSolediers, an online sneaker group, and actively champions youth community engagement through his involvement with the non-profit Youth Central. He has several highly anticipated projects forthcoming, including a starring role in the TV movie ‘Hate the Player: The Ben Johnson Story,’ and lead roles in the TV series ’18 to 35′ and ‘Paige Darcy: Reluctant Detective,’ both slated for 2025.