Sarah Levy, Martin Martinez and Trevor Tordjman join ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ season 23

Arts & Entertainment Desk

The cast of “Grey’s Anatomy” season 23 is expanding, with actors Sarah Levy, Martin Martinez and Trevor Tordjman joining the long-running medical drama in guest-starring roles.

Levy will play Corrie, described as a witty and slightly eccentric woman who is expecting her second child. The character struggles with anxiety about childbirth following a traumatic experience during the birth of her first child.

Levy is best known for playing Twyla Sands in the acclaimed comedy series “Schitt’s Creek,” created by her father Eugene Levy and brother Dan Levy. Her other credits include Hulu and Syfy’s “SurrealEstate” and the Osgood Perkins film “The Monkey”. She will next appear in the films “Run” and “Sidelined 3”.

Martin Martinez will portray Charlie, a character shaped by a difficult upbringing. According to the official description, Charlie has developed a guarded personality due to past trauma and struggles to trust others.

Martinez has previously appeared in Netflix’s “Never Have I Ever”, “Magnum PI” and Amazon’s “Primo”.

Trevor Tordjman will play Thomas, described as a charming and fun-loving neighbour who is unaware of his own appeal. His character arrives at the hospital to support his brother’s girlfriend.

Tordjman is known for Disney projects including “Zombies” and “Bunk’d”, as well as the Canadian series “The Next Step”. His recent credits include Apple TV’s “The Studio” and HBO Max’s “The Sex Lives of College Girls”.

The upcoming season follows major changes in the show’s cast after the season 22 finale saw the departures of Owen Hunt and Teddy Altman, played by Kevin McKidd and Kim Raver, respectively.