Alison is Head of Coaching at Vancouver’s Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival.
Alison provides voice coaching to ten women from around the world, as they create story-telling performances of their arrival and adaptation to Canada—through a pair of shoes.
Work begins on the 2018 season at Vancouver’s Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival, where Alison is Head of Coaching.
Alison returns to teach voice at the Arts Club Actor’s Intensive, now in its ninth year.
Alison returns to the internationally renowned Banff Centre in Alberta, as Interim Program Director of the Citadel Banff Professional Theatre Program.
Alison will be Voice & Dialect Coach for the Fall 2017 production of King Charles III by Mike Bartlett, on the Stanley Industrial Alliance Stage at the Arts Club in Vancouver, B.C.
Work begins on the 2017 season at Vancouver’s Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival, where Alison is Head of Coaching.
Alison returns to teach voice at the Arts Club Actor’s Intensive, now in its eighth year.
Alison returns to the internationally renowned centre as a faculty member of the Citadel Banff Professional Theatre Program.
Alison returns to the Leadership Vancouver Island program as the facilitator for their training session on public speaking and presentation skills.
Alison is currently at the Stratford Festival of Canada, researching voice and text training programs and development.
Alison leads voice, text and Shakespeare Masterclasses for the talented artists in this youth internship program.
Alison will be adjudicating the 2016 Provincial Speech Arts Competition, held in Edmonton, Alberta.
Alison returns to the Leadership Vancouver Island program to deliver training in public speaking and presentation skills.
Alison joins the faculty of the newly-launched Acting Program to teach Voice & Speech Fundamentals.
Work begins on the 26th season, with Alison overseeing voice & text coaching support.
Alison is text & dialect coach for Citadel Theatre's productions of Tom Stoppard’s ‘Arcadia’, in Edmonton.
