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PROFESSIONAL THEATRE TRAINING Solomon Rise Acting 2019 GRADUATE Acting 2019 ROLES/POSITIONS IN STUDIO 58 PRODUCTIONS Year Title Play Author Director/Designer 2019 Alex Labour Pains (Hot House) Ashley Chartrand Erin Palm/Fay Nass 2019 Bobby Cabaret Masteroff/Kander/Ebb Epstein/King/Hunt 2018 Ensemble Mortified Amy Rutherford Anita Rochon 2018 Mike Incognito Mode Marcus Youseff Chelsea Haberlin 2018 Ensemble Risky Nights– The P*rn Project Collective Creation Marcus Youseff/Chelsea Haberlin 2018 Broadcast Official The Skin of Our Teeth Thornton Wilder Sarah Rodgers TRAINING AT STUDIO 58 – under the direction of Kathryn Shaw Acting: Kathryn Shaw, David Hudgins, Wendy Gorling; Voice: Dale Genge, Brad Gibson; Speech: Ian Raffel;Movement: Brad Gibson, Kathleen McDonagh; Physical Theatre: Wendy Gorling, Alison Kelly; Tap: Shelley Stewart Hunt; Singing: Diane Speirs; Film and Television: Kerry Sandomirsky; Monologue: Jovanni Sy; Shakespeare Monologue: Scott Bellis, Brad Gibson;Voice Acting: Colin Murdock; Solo Show: David Bloom; Production: Daniel Dolan, Sherri Sadler, Bruce Kennedy; Business: Andrew McNee; Grant Writing: Sean Harris Oliver. OTHER PRODUCTION EXPERIENCE Year Title Play Author Director/Designer 2016 Creon Antigone Sophocles Chris Sigurdson 2012 Leads Not So Grimm Fairy Tales Patricia Montley Janette Franson OTHER TRAINING • University of Winnipeg: First Year: Introduction to Performance (Cairn Moore); Second Year: Acting Theory and Practice (Shelagh Carter), Stage Fighting (Rick Skene), Movement (Tom Stroud), Voice (Tom Soares, Shannon Vickers); Third Year: Acting 3 General (Chris Sigurdson), Professional Training Ensemble (Chris Sigurdson), Professional Mask Work (Chris Sigurdson) • University of Winnipeg: Introduction to Performance (Per Brask), Musical Theatre (Kayla Gordon) • School of Contemporary Dancers: Tap and jazz • Royal Winnipeg Ballet: Jazz • Royal Dance Conservatory: Tap, jazz and musical theatre AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS • Mary Ellen Burgess Award Runner Up RELATED SKILLS AND/OR INTERESTS Baseball, basketball, badminton, volleyball, football, track and field, soccer, stage fighting, mask work. Studio 58, Langara College • 100 West 49th Ave. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V5Y 2Z6 • 604-323-5652 • [email protected] • www.studio58.ca.

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