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736 Bathurst Street
Toronto, M5S 2R4
416.924.2243
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DEGREES OFFERED

Performing Arts Diploma. For more information, see below.

The Randolph Academy College-level Program transforms aspiring performers into multi-talented professionals through a unique Triple Threat™ training program. Triple Threat training integrates and puts equal emphasis on the study of dance, vocal, and acting. A conservatory approach immerses students in the pursuit of artistic excellence, with over 2,140 hours of practical, hands-on coursework ("contact hours"). The comprehensive curriculum includes on-camera training for film and television, audition techniques, developing stage and screen presence, vocal techniques for various styles of singing, and various dance forms.


Randolph College for the Performing Arts, established during Canada’s mega-musical revolution in the 1990s, was the country’s first post-secondary educational institution to offer “Triple Threat” training. RCPA transforms performers into multi-talented professional artists through a rigorous industry-driven conservatory program that integrates acting for the stage and screen, vocal, and dance (jazz, ballet, tap), as well as theory and history. The ensemble spirit of the program allows students to explore and enjoy positive working relationships while discovering their own uniqueness of character.

Notable Alumni Include:

Matthew G. Brown, Lisa Berry, Amaka Umeh, Avery Dupuis, Emma Bartolomucci, Morgan Kohan, Carlos Bustamante, Paul Nolan, Jahlen Barnes, Phoebe Hu


Acceptance Rate:

Randolph College, with a general acceptance rate of 95%


Faculty Info:

Michael Reinhart (Artistic Director, Acting Division Coordinator, Theatre History Lecture 1D & 1E) Acting: Thom Allison*, John Beale, Allison Beula, Susanna Fournier, Andrew Gaboury, Jenna Harris, M.John Kennedy, Coleen MacPherson, Victoria Mata, Alistair Newton, Kevin Rees, Dylan Roberts, Matthew Rossoff, Fiona Sauder*, Elizabeth Saunders, Alix Sideris, Irma Villafuerte, James Wallis, Jacob Wolstencroft, Acting Workshop: Keith Barker, Marie Beath Badian, Jess Byiers, Vocal: Joseph Angelo, Colin Bruce Anthes, David Atkinson, Lisa Atkinson, Marie Baron, Louisa Burgess, Landon Doak, Bruce Dow, Sarah Gibbons, Jordan Laffrenier, Richard Lam, David Leyshon, Robert Longo, Giustin MacLean, Kieren MacMillan, David Myers, Sabryn Rock, Deborah Tennant, Stephen Woodjets, Clare Wyatt, Jeannie Wyse. Dance: Lisa Auguste, David Ball*, Dana Bondy, Meghan Bourne, Sarah Butterworth, Marq Frerichs, Stephanie Galpern, Natasha Gibson, Kelly Gifford, Sandra Long, Debbie Wilson. Dance Workshop: Natasha Powell



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