Stage Kids
Ages 3-4 years
This is where it all begins! In this playful and welcoming class, our youngest students...
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This is where it all begins! In this playful and welcoming class, our youngest students...
Learn MoreIn this fun and energetic class, students will be encouraged to make bold choices and...
Learn MoreReady to start the next “stage” of acting? In Theatre Journeys, students will translate their...
Learn MoreIn this adventurous class, students are encouraged to share big ideas and bold choices while...
Learn MoreThis spirited and exploratory class explores more focused theatre training for growing pre-teen actors. Building on physical work,...
Learn MoreThis exciting and challenging class features skill-building that will move maturing teen actors towards the refinement...
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Unfortunately bursaries are not currently available due to financial constraints to the organization caused by COVID-19. We hope to continue our bursary programme as soon as possible.
Associate Instructor
Lead Instructor
Originally from Toronto, Leslie is a graduate of York University (2008) and Studio 58 (2012). She’s fresh off of maternity leave and is so happy to be spending time at Carousel Theatre’s Drama School again! Her recent theatre credits include “Jane” in Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley (Arts Club Theatre Company); “Bap” in Baking Time (Presentation House Theatre); “Sam” in Thanks for Giving (Arts Club Theatre Company). At Carousel Theatre for Young People, Leslie has appeared in The Jungle Book, Wondrous Tales of Old Japan and Shakespearean Rhapsody.
Associate Instructor
Santana Berryman is a Vancouver-based actor and emerging director from Whitehorse, Yukon. A graduate of Cap U’s Acting for Stage and Screen program, Santana also holds a TEFL – Performance and Play certification from Educo Italia. Selected theatre credits include A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Peter and the Starcatcher (Cap U Theatre), The Book of Esther and The Shape of Things (The Guild Hall), and a Canada-wide premiere tour of Map of The Land, Map of the Stars (Gwaandak Theatre). Her background is in directing Theatre for Young Audiences, with credits including Where the Wild Things Are and Alice in Puppetland (Heart of Riverdale). More recently, she directed Society of Transformative Zoology (IGNITE! Youth-Driven Arts Festival) and co-directed The Bitter Tears of Petra Von Kant (Vancouver Fringe).
Lead Instructor
In January 2018 Ian performed in his third production with Carousel Theatre for Young People, playing Aslan in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Ian has completed nine seasons at Bard on the Beach and has worked extensively throughout Europe and Canada. A graduate of Studio 58, selected theatre credits: Dracula (Chemainus), The Sound of Music (Gateway), Robin Hood (Carousel), Coriolanus (Coriolanus Co-Op). Film/TV: Supergirl,Impastor, Motive, Arctic Air, Robocop, Almost Human, Once Upon A Time, The Killing Game, Supernatural, Stargate Lead Universe, Stargate SG-1. Ian was last seen on CTYP’s 2017 production of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe as Aslan
Lead Instructor
Laura is a Vancouver based actress and instructor with 20 years of experience in arts education. She most recently worked as an actress in Flare Path with Slamming Door Collective. She has performed with CTYP in their productions of Munscha Mia, The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood and Munsch Alley. Other theatre work includes, Gateway Theatre (Brigadoon), Chemainus Theatre Festival (The Wizard of Oz and James and the Giant Peach), and Mad Duck (The Tempest and Titus Andronicus). In film and television, she has worked on Ties That Bind, Flowers in the Attic, Witches of East End, The Haunting Hour, Alcatraz, Supernatural, Reaper, Secrets of Comfort House, the Chris Isaak Show, and various commercials. Most recently, Laura has appeared in The Story of Us for Hallmark and The Flash for CW. She plays the ukulele in her spare time and is often in the company of Max the Sheltie, her best puppy friend.
Lead Instructor
Victor is a Vancouver-based actor whose recent professional credits include The Objecthood of Chairs (SFU), House of Kosa (TigerMilk Collective), Banana Boys (Firehall Theatre), Quasimodo Or The Bell Ringer of Paree (Boca del Lupo), Silverwing (Carousel Theatre for Young People), The Soldier’s Tale (Turning Point Ensemble), and Skin (Henry Daniel). Besides teaching at CTYP, Vic is also an acting instructor at Simon Fraser University where he received his BFA in Theatre. Vic was last seen in CTYP’s 2018 production of The Velveteen Rabbit.