Karen Robinson is a highly accomplished and versatile Canadian actor, distinguished for her remarkable stage and screen presence, which has garnered her widespread recognition and acclaim. Her impressive career has taken her to esteemed institutions such as the Stratford Festival and Alberta Theatre Projects, where she has consistently delivered standout performances, earning her a Dora Award for her portrayal of a complex character in Andrew Moodie's Riot, as well as numerous nominations at prestigious festivals and awards ceremonies.
Throughout her career, Robinson has demonstrated her remarkable range and adaptability by taking on a diverse array of roles, from playing the mother of the iconic basketball player Dennis Rodman in the biographical film Bad As I Wanna Be, to bringing to life the character of Ronnie Lee in the highly acclaimed television series Schitt's Creek, which has cemented her status as a talented and in-demand actress.
Currently, Robinson can be seen starring as the dynamic and authoritative Unit Commander Edwina Shanks in the popular television series Pretty Hard Cases, further showcasing her impressive acting abilities and her capacity to excel in a wide range of roles, solidifying her position as one of Canada's most respected and accomplished actors.
