Candace Cox

Candace Cox (BFA, ATI, CANSTAT) completed her AT teacher training in London, England in 1997. Her three year training with David Gorman gave her access to not only his wisdom and incredible anatomical knowledge, but also exposed her to great teachers like Tommy Thompson, Barbara Conable and Glynn MacDonald.

The fortune to teach and work with talented people across England and then Canada has kept her learning and growing through the years. She began working at a number of small theatre schools and universities in England, eventually finding herself within larger and more well-known institutions like the Stratford Festival of Canada – but for the famous or the most humble, the Principles remain the same!

Currently, her Big Sky Studio has a full roster of students from all walks of life. In addition, Candace teaches the Alexander Technique as a component of Voice at the University of Alberta’s Drama Department, and is developing a program for singers and musicians within the Music Department. She is also pleased to be working with CANSTAT to develop a new Public Relations team. Her greatest teachers and inspirations, however, continue to be her three children. Candace, her children, and her husband, pianist Mitchell Cox, live in Castleton, Ontario, Canada. They are currently working on a new project, The Mill at Piper Creek.