Kenton Blythe is a Canadian actor, singer, musician and writer based in Toronto, ON.

Kenton is most recognizable for his appearance with his wife Lise Cormier on season 2 of Canada's Got Talent. Together they performed a song Kenton wrote about the Permian-Triassic Extinction Event called The Permian Period.

Kenton's professional stage career began after graduating from Randolph College for the Performing Arts, when he joined the international revival tour of Evil Dead: The Musical, produced by Starvox Entertainment & Jeffrey Latimier Entertainment. Following the crictcally-acclaimed tour he became a company member of The Shaw Festival, performing in the musical Cabaret, and the play Juno and the Payock.

Since returning to Toronto after the Shaw, Kenton has been cast in several original Canadian theatrical productions, even garnering a My Entertainment World Award for Outstanding Ensemble in the premiere of Grey by Chantal Forde.

Kenton has also been cast in network series (Murdoch Mysteries, Reign, Mayday), educational miniseries (Power 2B Me series for the Dairy Farmers of Canada), comic book adaptations (Sandman: 24 Hour Diner), as well as both Canadian and American commercials for brands such as Haribo, Rogers, Papa John's, Bell, Chapman's, and Fallsview Casino.

Kenton has written a critically acclaimed children's book called "Pewp" that he crowd funded and printed indepedantly.

In the summer of 2023 Kenton and his wife Lise created and produced Curious K Explores the Paleozoic, a family musical featuring material they performed on Canada's Got Talent.

Kenton is an artist and ADHDer whose work centers around the themes of self acceptance and fear of rejection.