Corrie Earley

Corrie Earley began performing at a very young age, taking the lead role in Annie at Theatre at the Mill with Guildford School of Acting and performing in the children’s choir for Bill Kenwright’s touring production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at The Grand Opera House.

Corrie holds a First Class BA Hons Degree in Musical Theatre from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance. Since graduating in 2020, she has had the pleasure of working in TV, film, cruises and musical theatre and is currently in the filming process of a very exciting new short film set in Belfast.

Performing at Greenwich Music Time Festival’s West End Proms was one of Corrie’s highlights while training. There, she performed the duet Only Us from Dear Evan Hansen, took on the role of dance captain, and shared the stage with Daniel Brocklebank, who was one of several household names to headline the event.

Corrie’s professional credits include – Woman in Jewellers, Progressive NI (advert), Princess Jill- Jack and Beanstalk, (Millennium Forum), Cinderella- Cinderella The Midnight Princess (The MAC), Snow White – Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Theatre at the Mill), and Winnie Tate – Annie Get Your Gun (Theatre at the Mill).

Corrie was also due to make her professional and West End debut in The Secret Garden at the London Palladium in April 2020, but the production was inevitably cancelled as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Over the past 12 years Corrie has been teaching all three disciplines in Belfast and London and is now super excited to join the BSPA family and share her passion with the extremely talented students.