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Jeannette Manser,  Teaching Artist
Camp Director for Heroes and Villians Camp
Camp Director for Camp Aloha

Studio Instructor, Musical Director

Jeannette Manser has been involved in Cornerstone Youth Theatre since the Fall of 2018 and has LOVED it!! She has musically directed for two Cornerstone Theatre shows-Frozen Jr. and Robin Hood, and has taught many vocal classes and Musical Theater classes at Cornerstone as well.  She currently works as a Youth Ministry Coordinator for Red Deer Catholic Schools, and loves to implement music wherever she has the chance! She leads worship at her church in Innisfail, and ran her own music studio for 15 years before moving on to her current job. Jeannette graduated from Red Deer College with a Music Diploma majoring in voice performance and minoring in music merchandising back in 2001.
 





Kendra Moelhoff, 
Dance Leader for Heroes and Villians Camp
Dance Leader for Camp Aloha
Camp Director for Teen Dance Camp

Kendra Moelhoff is based in Toronto, where she is pursuing her professional training at Randolph College for the Performing Arts. Her extensive background includes training in disciplines such as ballet, pointe, contemporary, jazz, lyrical, acro, musical theatre, and tap. She began dancing at the age of three and has been competing since she was five. She trained and performed with Sylvan Performing Arts & Rhyming Center in Sylvan Lake before joining Cornerstone Youth Theatre at 16. Kendra is passionate about using her gifts to serve God through dance and loves mentoring young dancers to grow not only in their technique but also in confidence and faith. She is thrilled to be back in her home province to share her passion, energy, and experience with the next generation of dancers!



Keegan McLaren 
Music Leader for Heroes and Villians Camp
Music Leader for Camp Aloha
Teaching Assistant for Teen Dance Camp

Keegan has just returned from an exciting musical theater training experience in Houston, Texas, where he took part in a 5-Day Dance Intensive with the National Youth Theatre. Throughout the week, he grew as a performer and developed new skills in teaching young people the art of musical theater. The camp gave him hands-on experience in choreography, classroom leadership, and creative instruction—all while dancing alongside other passionate young artists. As a Christian, Keegan brings a heart of faith into his teaching, using musical theater as a way to encourage and uplift young performers while modeling Christ-like character, joy, and service. He is excited to bring his energy, knowledge, and inspiration back to Cornerstone Youth Theatre.




Abby Kamphuis
Drama Leader for Heroes and Villians Camp
Drama Leader for Camp Aloha
Teaching Assistant for Teen Dance Camp

Abby recently returned from an inspiring week in Houston, Texas, where she participated in the 5-Day Dance Intensive with the National Youth Theatre. During the training, she sharpened her dance technique, explored creative ways to teach musical theater to young performers, and connected with a talented group of peers. The experience helped her grow not only as a dancer but also as a leader and mentor. As a Christian, Abby sees musical theater as a powerful way to reflect God’s creativity and love, and she strives to create a classroom environment where students feel valued, encouraged, and free to express themselves. She is eager to share what she’s learned and bring fresh ideas and enthusiasm to Cornerstone Youth Theatre.



Erika Moelhoff,  Studio Manager
Miss Erika Moelhoff brings over 12 years of experience working with children, having served with Red Deer Catholic School District. She was also an active parent volunteer, serving as a parent representative for her daughter’s dance groups at Sylvan Performing Arts and Rhythmic Centre in Sylvan Lake, and supporting her son’s Martial Arts Dojo. In 2018, Miss Erika joined Cornerstone as a parent and quickly became deeply involved — volunteering, being chair and asset manager for the Souvenirs Committee, and helping with house operations during performances. Today, she is blessed to serve as Studio Manager, Office Administrator, and Bookkeeper, combining her love for children, faith, and Musical Theatre Arts. She considers it a privilege to witness students grow — in their talents, confidence, and especially in their love for Jesus — through the experience of Musical Theatre Arts.  Miss Erika believes Cornerstone is a wonderful place for students and newcomers alike to grow — as performers, as people, and in their faith. She is deeply grateful to be part of this community and thankful every day for the opportunity to do what she loves.





 
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