Mentorship - Rosebud School of the Arts

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forty Kelsey Krogman B.A. (University of Calgary), F.R.S.A. (Rosebud School of the Arts) Assistant Instructor Kelsey’s teaching is informed by stage work with Rosebud Theatre and an insatiable curiosity about the world, history, and its connection to our bodies, minds, and soul. In addition to performing, Kelsey’s adaptations of classic works have found productions on the stage. Kelsey’s appetite for knowledge and understanding serves as an inspiration to students in Grounding, Theatre History, and Oral Communication, where Kelsey instills a discipline and respect for the craft. Wojtek Kozlinski B.A. (University of Waterloo) Assistant Instructor in Theatre History After more than a decade of teaching dramatic theory and comparative literature at the University of Alberta, Wojtek remains active as a lecturer in theatre history. He was director and dramaturg of the award winning Tuesdays and Sundays, which traveled throughout Canada, Europe, and the U.S. to great acclaim. Wojtek’s teaching is informed by the conviction that drama is best understood in the context of other art forms. Special research interests include modernism, cinematic narrative, Austrian drama, theatre of the Royal Navy, performance art, and architecture. Mark Lewandowski A.A.R. (North American Baptist College), F.R.S.A. in Tour Administration & Acting (Rosebud School of the Arts) Head of Technical Theatre Programme, Instructor in Theatre Management and Marketing, Supervisor of Final Projects New to the post of General Manager of Rosebud Centre of the Arts, Mark also keeps busy with acting, directing, and music ensembles. His directing credits include The Curious Savage, Frank Dickens’ Christmas Carol, Footprints of a Pilgrim, Billy Bishop Goes to War, Furniture of Heaven, The Rich Man, The Last Five Years and Craving. Mark teaches theatre management, supervises student final projects, and serves as general inspiration for Rosebud’s swing dancers. Byron Linsey Diploma (Studio 58) Production Advisor A graduate of Studio 58 and a founding member of Pacific Theatre, Byron spent many years working in the film industry in Vancouver and for the past ten years as a self-employed carpenter in Edmonton. Byron welcomes a return to theatre life and looks forward to engaging students in set building as a production advisor. Anita Miotti B.F.A. w/ Distinction, B.Ed. (University of Calgary), CAEA Instructor in Movement and Dance Anita has been a choreographer and performer in the Alberta theatre community for the past 16 years, and has worked with many theatre companies throughout the province and taught at all levels of education. In 2009, she created a work with 40 grade six students for his Holiness the Dalai Lama. Most recently, Anita choreographed ENRON for Theatre Calgary and Hunger Striking for Urban Curvz, for which she was nominated for 3 Betty Mitchell Awards. She is the artistic director of Theatre of the Living Statue and as such designs, performs, and produces the living statues at the Calgary Stampede Oasis as well as many events in the community and corporate sector. Paul F. Muir B.A. w/ Specialization (University of Alberta), Musical Theatre (Banff Centre), M.F.A. (York University), CAEA, ACTRA Education Director, Instructor in Acting and Directing Paul is honoured to serve as Education Director for RSA and thankful to call this beautiful valley home. In addition to his training at the U of A and York, Paul studied acting at the Royal National Theatre in London, Film & Video Documentary at Winchester University (both in England), and participated in the Canadian National Voice Intensive at UBC in Vancouver. Paul has worked as a professional actor and director for various theatre companies across Canada, before joining the staff at Rosebud School of the Arts in 2000. He is a resident company member with Rosebud Theatre where he enjoys both acting and directing in various Opera House productions.
Shauna Murphy Diploma in Music (Grant MacEwan), Diploma in TV and Radio Arts (NAIT), A.R.C.T. in Performance (Royal Conservatory) Instructor in Piano, Accompanist Shauna studied classical piano with Lillian Upright in Edmonton. After working as a news reporter for ten years, Shauna moved to Rosebud where she was rapidly invited to accompany the choirs and plays on stage with Rosebud Theatre. Credits include Amahl and the night Visitors, Godspell, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Fiddler on the Roof, and The Secret Garden. Shauna supplements her playing career with teaching, where RSA’s variety of talented students continue to stimulate, challenge, and delight her. Rachel Peacock F.R.S.A. in Dramatic Arts (Rosebud School of the Arts) Instructor in Music Theory Rachel enjoys living in the picturesque valley of Rosebud where she maintains a busy schedule as actor, musician, music director, sound designer, and playwright. Rachel is part of the Celtic Trio The Peacocks. She loves playing the Celtic Harp and was invited to attend the Irish Harp Centre in Ireland to study with Dr. Janet Harbison. Sarah Penner B.A. (Bethany College), A.R.C.T. (Royal Conservatory) Instructor in Music Theory and Piano Sarah first came to Rosebud as a Music Intern in 2005 and returned to play piano in Oliver! (Summer 2010) and Gifts of the Magi (Christmas 2011). Sarah works as an accounting technician and music theory teacher. Among other things, Sarah treasures her times in Rosebud as a chance to work with great artists and to explore God’s gift of music. Sarah Robertson Certificate (The Mirror Dance Program) Instructor in Dance After graduating from the four-year Mirror Dance Program in Langley, BC, Sarah launched into fulltime teaching, including positions at Dance Barn Studios, Everybody Dance Now Studios, Langley Montessori, Precious Promises Preschool, and Rosebud School of the Arts. Choreography includes Chickens and Peter Pan (Gallery 7 Theatre), Vitals (Student project, Vancouver Film School) in addition to co-producing a full-length dance production This Way (Pacific Theatre). Sarah loves to introduce people to dance and the freedom it can unleash in every aspect of a person’s life. Her disciplines are tap, jazz, ballet, contemporary, creative movement & choreography, and (her favourite) HIP HOP! Nathan Schmidt F.R.S.A. in Acting (Rosebud School of the Arts), Young Company Apprenticeship (Chemainus Theatre) Head of Acting Programme, Instructor in Acting and Speech Nathan is an actor, fight director and musician. Upon graduating from RSA, Nathan completed the Young Company Apprenticeship program with Chemainus Theatre and most recently completed the month-long Intensive with Shakespeare & Company in Lenox, Massachusetts. As a resident company member with Rosebud Theatre, Nathan has dozens of productions to his name. As a fight director, Nathan worked on Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth (Betty Mitchell Award nomination) and Richard III for The Shakespeare Company and four seasons with The Canadian Badlands Passion Play. As a musician Nathan plays fiddle on stage and with various music ensembles that spring forth from the valley. Nathan’s teaching specializations include stage combat, dialects and Shakespeare. Samantha Showalter B.A. (University of Calgary) Production Advisor A graduate of the University of Calgary’s Department of Drama, Samantha worked on several productions as either stage manager, producer or director, including assistant director on King Lear and director of This is a Play by Daniel MacIvor. Samantha loves Shakespeare, reading, and hanging out with her cats. forty-one
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