Meet the residents, staff, and volunteers of Harmony Gardens.
Mr. Davis is a theatre-loving resident who has a hard time leaving the drama on the stage. Played by Colin Mochrie, you can't help but find this self-important character endearing once the smoke settles.
Colin Mochrie — IMDb
Arjun is anxious and unprepared for his new role as Facility Director. Played by Al Mukadam, this character may rub you the wrong way—and it's not just because of the discount laundry detergent.
Al Mukadam — IMDb
Evelyn, the new resident, has her guard up and is reluctant to let Harmony Gardens cramp her style. Played by Debra McGrath, as Evelyn starts to reveal her cards, we see just how warm she really is.
Debra McGrath — IMDb
Bernila will warm your heart and your pits as the militant Activities Coordinator. Played by Ann Pornell, you'd feel safe with this character—even at an illegal underground poker game.
Ann Pornell — IMDb
Georgia has been at Harmony Gardens long enough to know where everything—and everyone—fits. As one of the residence's longtime residents, she knows the ins and outs better than most of the employees. Played by Jackie Richardson, Georgia brings a warm presence and a knowing smile that makes everyone feel right at home.
Jackie Richardson — IMDb
Alex, the Director of Resident Services, is straight-edged and proudly queer. Played by Macaulee Cassaday, Alex is the person you want in your corner when things go sideways— even if you might be willing to abandon your aging parents with them.
Macaulee Cassaday — IMDb
Lyn, the Gen-Z receptionist, will gladly educate you on major social issues you didn't know even existed. Played by Katherine King-So, you'll want to lean in close so you don't miss any of her cheeky anecdotes.
Katherine King-So — IMDb
Frey is an emo, government-hating youth who has somehow dutifully earned himself the title of Volunteer of the Month. Played by Hudson Greenough, Frey is a great example of "don't judge a book by its cover"—but rather by their baked goods.
Hudson Greenough — IMDb