Instructor

A graduate of the BFA program at the University of Calgary, Stacie was the founder and Artistic Director of Shakespeare in the Valley in Cochrane, Alberta and is a local director, actor and acting instructor. Select directing credits include Love’s Labour’s Lost (Shakespeare Company), The Dreamer Examines His Pillow and Dinner with Friends (Rogues Theatre), Melody at Interobang and Down to the Ground (Dark Forest Theatre), Maize (Solocentric), Laughing Wild, Talk to Me Like the Rain, The Tempest, Much Ado About Nothing, A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Dangerous Corner (Seraph Theatre) and Balcony (The Shakespeare Company). Stacie’s assistant directing credits include Doubt and Retreat from Moscow (Theatre Calgary), The Full Monty (GZT/Hit & Myth) and Mystery at Greenfingers (Vertigo Theatre).  As an actor, she was recently onstage in Dying City (Pangloss Productions/Motel) and played the lead role in the film My Misspent Youth (By award winning filmmaker, Cam Christiansen).

Classes…
Voice for the Actor
Essential Meisner

“Having studied acting for several years, both in Australia and Canada, I can say without question that the standard of teaching at Company of Rogues is simply a cut above. I have not only had the opportunity to study Meisner with Stacie Harrison, but have also worked with her in private coaching sessions. Her knowledge of the technique, layered with her incredible ability to make uncannily astute observations of myself and my fellow students, each with their own unique set of talents and obstacles to overcome as actors -allowed for a profound learning curve. Stacie creates a working space that is both safe and yet challenges the actor to continuously push boundaries and find new depths in their work. I feel after working with Stacie and the rest of the Rogues family that I am finally and truthfully learning what it means to be an actor.”
 - Fiona Morris, Calgary based actor – Rogues Alumnus