Stagecoach Westmount-NDG

Sara trained with the Joffrey Ballet School and Institute for American Musical Theatre and has taught dance since 2015. She also completed teacher training with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet. Sara holds a BA in Theatre from York University and a Master’s in Playwriting and Dramaturgy from the University of Glasgow. After performing at Disneyland Paris, she now works as a showwriter for Disney Live Entertainment and manages Stagecoach Westmount.

Taneidra began singing at age 3, influenced by her family of vocalists. She started in church and progressed to talent shows and concerts, captivating audiences with her voice and stage presence. Before relocating from Halifax to Montreal, she performed at notable venues and with prominent artists, releasing her first single, “Come.” Taneidra aims to share her passion for singing while pursuing a BFA in Music Studies at Concordia, focusing on confidence, technique, and enjoyment.

Julia is a Kindergarten/Elementary Education Graduate from McGill University. She has always had a special connection to musical theatre and is thrilled to be part of the Stagecoach team as Dance teacher. At Stagecoach, her philosophy is to create a safe space for children to feel confident practicing the beautiful art of theatre! Performing has always been a large part of Julia’s life and she is so grateful for the opportunity to be a Main Stages teacher!

Sofia Dancea is a Montreal actress and Dawson Theatre graduate. Her credits include Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, Hermia in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and May in the Frankie-nominated My Sister is Dead…HaHa at the Montreal Fringe Festival. She has also appeared on screen in The Sticky on Prime Video. Sofia is currently completing Drama and Theatre studies at McGill University and teaches acting at Stagecoach Westmount.

Originally from Victoria, BC, Rachel moved to Montreal to pursue the performing arts. She trained in several dance styles at Royal Bay Dance Academy and performed with Blackwing Theater Company in productions including Urinetown and Catch Me If You Can. She also has experience in childcare and community theatre, including directing at the 2019 Fringe Festival. Rachel brings together her love of theatre and working with children as an Early Stages teacher.

Eleftheria Lazaridis is a Greek actress raised in Montreal and currently completing Dawson’s Professional Theatre (Acting) Program. Her performance experience includes Sister Act and Julius Caesar, alongside choir and recording work for children’s books. She has taught theatre techniques to children ages 4–14 and trained with Geordie Theatre School and the National Theatre School. Eleftheria teaches Early Stages at Stagecoach.

Alejandra’s passion for the performing arts began with dance at age four, followed by violin at eleven. She later studied Liberal Arts at Dawson College, deepening her appreciation of performance and theatre history. A playwright as well as a performer, she won the English, Humanities and Public Life Conference Award in 2024, and her play Ars Moriendi was performed in 2025. Alejandra is excited to share her creativity and love of theatre at Stagecoach.

Sara Scarfo is an actress, singer and dancer and a graduate of Dawson College’s Professional Theatre Program. With 13 years of singing experience, her credits include Harper Regan, A Midsummer Night’s Dream and productions by Vittorio Rossi. Since graduating, she has taught at Stagecoach, where she enjoys inspiring young performers. Sara continues with Stagecoach Westmount-NDG as a support team member and Further Stages teacher.

Naomi is a third-year student in Dawson College’s Professional Theatre Program with a passion for stage performance. Her experience includes school productions, the Geordie Teen ensemble and workshops with Geordie Theatre Productions. Recent roles include Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night and Max/Cecil Haversham in The One Act Play That Goes Wrong. Naomi is excited to help Stagecoach students build confidence and grow in their theatre journey.