Indeed, “All the world’s a stage” (William Shakespeare), and we all are the players on this world stage. Whether we want to become better human beings or explore the magic of creating a character, we are always learning how to act.

 The function of Drama is to develop the whole individual by offering: direct physical experience, enrichment of the imagination and the possibility of touching the heart and soul. Drama celebrates inner resources, uniqueness, creativity and intuition in each individual. By using inner resources an individual gains a joyful confidence, expressiveness and sensitivity to themselves, others and the world around them. This then enables an individual to deepen their understanding of character, improve speaking skills and gain confidence with movement.

Theatre is an art form that communicates drama skills to other actors and an audience.

We guide participants to discover and play with who they are, what they can do and who they can be.

We are excited to have found a new home at West Hillhurst Community Association and to offer you a wide variety of acting classes and camps. From theme based drama/theatre camps for children ages 5-17, to acting classes for ages 6 - adult, T.A.G.G. has a class to suit your fancy! All classes are taught by experienced professional teaching artists and class size is limited, so don’t delay, register today!

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Instructor Bio - Tanya Lukenoff

Tanya Lukenoff  is a performer, writer and director, who has worked in Theatre, Film and Television for over twenty years. Her training has taken her around the world to work with masters in Classical European Theatre specializing in; mask making, clown, bouffon, melodrama, Shakespeare and Commedia dell Arte. Tanya has performed in Festivals and Theatres around Alberta, Toronto and London, England.

Tanya has been an educator since 1991 and has taught for various companies such as; Theatre Calgary, Quest Theatre, The Alberta Fine Arts Council, The University of Calgary and Mount Royal College. She discovered Learning Through The Arts in 1996 and has since completed many projects with many schools integrating drama into the curriculum and continues to do so. She has found a home for drama/theatre classes at West Hillhurst Community Association and continues to collaborate with various organizations and children to

Instructor Bio - Tyler Ko

Tyler “TKO” Ko is an experienced B-boy (Breakdancer) who has practiced the art form for over four years now. He has traveled all over the country and down to the United States to enter competitions, train with veterans and originators of the style, and to further himself as an artist. Beginning as a studio dancer, he was first exposed to Breakdancing in the dance company YDU (Youth Dance Unlimited). From there, training under his mentor Steven Scullion, he went on to develop himself separate from the studio. Presently, he continues to perfect his own style and discover what the dance truly means to him.

IMAGINE - EXPLORE – EXPRESS - PLAY

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