Jennine Profeta
When a fear of blood and words ending in “colitis” ended her dreams of becoming a doctor, Jennine enrolled in theatre school where she got her first laughs performing the works of Eugene O’Neill. This led to her pilgrimage to The Second City where she donned a lab coat and mimed using a defibrillator every chance she got. Most recently, Jennine spent a year on cruise ships as an improviser and sketch performer, winning acclaim for her work as “The Blow-Up Doll.” Jennine is glad to be back on land where she’s written for Canadian magazines (Reader’s Digest’s Best Health, Chatelaine and Guns and Amour.) She’s thrilled to be part of Howie Do It, especially the scene where she plays a paramedic and gets to yell: “Stat!” Jennine hopes to one day play a real fake doctor on TV.
