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Window by The Sea
 

Nurturing performance skills and stage confidence for all ages

At Window by the Sea, students develop confidence, creativity, and performance skills through high-quality instruction in acting, singing, dance, and movement.
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Shannon Kelly

Shannon Kelly brings more than three decades of experience in theatre as a performer, director, producer, choreographer, and educator. Her lifelong connection to the performing arts began at a young age through an exceptional children’s theatre program, where she first discovered the creativity, discipline, and sense of community that theatre can inspire. She later continued her training at a performing arts high school before pursuing Theatre Arts studies at MacEwan University.

Throughout her career, Shannon has worked in many areas of live performance, both on stage and behind the scenes. Her experience includes SINGING, acting, directing, choreography, production, and teaching, giving her a well-rounded understanding of the theatrical process. She brings energy, professionalism, and care to every project, with a strong belief in the importance of both artistic excellence and personal growth.

Shannon is excited to share her knowledge and love of theatre with students at Window by the Sea, helping each performer grow in skill, confidence, and joy.

Meet Our Faculty

Led by Experienced Theatre Professionals

Window by the Sea programs are led by instructors with extensive experience in performance, directing, choreography, teaching, and production. Students are guided in a supportive environment that values discipline, creativity, and personal growth.

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Kristin Kuttner

Kristin will be acting as a theatre instructor; leading introductory theatre classes and supporting students' transition from the studio to the stage.Kristin’s love of music and theatre have guided her through her life. After completing her BA Music at Dalhousie she pursued further studies in both singing and acting in Toronto and New York City. Some credits include;

“Anne of Green Gables” - Prissy [Elgin Theatre],“the Greatest Gift”- Gwendolyn [Theatre Orangeville],“the Wizard of Oz”- Dorothy [Huron Country Playhouse],“Les Miserables”- ensemble/ Cossette understudy [Neptune Theatre],“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” - Hermia [ Shakespeare and Co.],“the Threepenny Opera” - Jenny [Opera Nova Scotia] Kristin has had the good fortune of teaching both theatre and music over the past four years. She worked as a vocal coach, co-taught junior and senior acting classes and assisted with musical productions, all at “Young Performer’s Collective’. Most recently she has been teaching singing privately. Kristin is looking forward to helping create a fun and creative atmosphere where “Annie” can come to life!

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Rachelle Moreau

As a lifelong musician, Rachelle is passionate about fostering creativity through the magic of music with students of all ages. At the age of five she began her musical journey studying piano through the Royal Conservatory of Music and as a teenager she added vocal lessons into the mix. In high school her passion for singing grew as she performed in school musicals which led to her getting a post-secondary degree in Jazz Vocal performance. Beyond teaching, Rachelle is a professional musician with ECMA winning rock band, Dali Van Gogh, where she continues to record and perform.
Rachelle brings a unique blend of vocal artistry and instrumental skill to her teaching while creating a safe, inclusive and nurturing environment for her students. Her mission is simple: to help each student discover their unique talents through the power of music

Registration is open now!

2026/2027 Classes

Classes run September 18-April 11th

Featured Program

Annie Jr. — Grades 5–12

A performance-based musical theatre program where students will train, rehearse, and perform as part of a full theatrical production.

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Our Programs

MUSICAL Theatre Training for Young Performers

Our programs give students the opportunity to explore the full theatrical experience, from skill-building classes to staged performance work.

 

Students will receive training in:

Acting
Singing
Dance and movement
Stage presence
Character development
Ensemble work
Performance preparation

Classes run every Friday from 5:30pm–8:30pm for students in Grades 5–12. Classes start September 18th and end April 11th.

Cost: $800+tax
 

Payment plans are available. 

Senior Classes coming SOON

Adult Classes coming SOON

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