CBC and Vancouver-based Lark Productions announced Monday that Season 4 of award-winning police drama Allegiance has begun filming in-studio and on-location throughout British Columbia’s Lower Mainland.
Picking up from Season 3, with Assistant Commissioner Oliver Campbell finally gone and the takedown complete, a new chapter begins in Season 4, but peace doesn’t last long.
“This season, Sabrina Sohal (Supinder Wraich) fights harder than ever to protect her community from an ongoing crisis, but it pushes her to the edge — professionally, personally and emotionally. Every battle forces her to confront the limits of her own perspective, especially when her family becomes involved,” reads a synopsis in a joint CBC/Lark Productions press release.
In addition to Wraich, returning cast members include Enrico Colantoni, Stephen Lobo, Adolyn Dar, Samer Salem, David Cubitt, Melanie Papalia and Carmen Moore.
Nikolijne Troubetzkoy (Sight Unseen, Killjoys) joins Penny Gummerson (Cardinal, Trickster) to serve as co-showrunners for Season 4 of Allegiance.
“With compelling new storylines and fresh character dynamics we have much more to cover in season 4 and beyond which is a testament to our writers and the characters our cast expertly brings to life,” Erin Haskett, president of Lark Productions, said in the press announcement.
A CBC original series, Allegiance is produced by Lark Productions in association with Universal Global Television, a division of Universal Studio Group. NBCUniversal Global TV Distribution manages global sales.
Gummerson, Troubetzkoy and series creator Anar Ali serve as executive producers alongside Lark Productions’s Erin Haskett, Nicole Mendes, David Valleau and Tex Antonucci. For CBC, Sally Catto is general manager of entertainment, Trish Williams is executive director of scripted content, Sarah Adams is director of current production for drama, and Gosia Kamela is executive in charge of production.
Photo of (l-r) Samer Salem, Supinder Wraich and Enrico Colantoni courtesy of CBC/Lark Productions. Photo credit: Darko Sikman.
