Norma Renault (July 28, 1923 – March 3, 2012) was a singer and actress who starred in theatre and film productions in Canada and London, England, including the musical Salad Days at the Crest Theatre in Toronto.
[1] Renault starred in productions in Canada and London, England, including the musical Salad Days at the Crest Theatre in Toronto as well as Epitaph for George Dillon at the Grand Theatre in London, Ontario.
[1] She is mentioned for her role in The Man Who Came to Dinner along with Amelia Hall (both "beloved Canadians") who prompted bouts of audience laughter during every exchange of dialogue.
She appeared in four episodes of the TV series Folio (1955–1959),[4] The Unforeseen (1958), and Festival (1960–1969) which aired on CBC Television.
[5] Renault was a cast member in the television documentary film A Further Glimpse of Joey (1961),[6] alongside Martha Henry in the CBC television drama Talking to a Stranger (1969)[1] and in the three part miniseries You've Come a Long Way, Katie (1981).