Catie Martucci

Catie Martucci’s passion for performing sparked by chance when as a toddler she became obsessed with the movie The Wizard of Oz. She would act out all the scenes and sing the songs constantly. The stars seemed to align when a neighbour happened to mention that auditions for a children’s theatre production of The Wizard of Oz were being held locally. She was not yet 5 years old when she attended the casting call. Needless to say she was very excited when she got a callback to read for the role of Toto. Catie was the youngest actor to be cast in the production. This was the moment when she first learned about blocking and stage cues, and was also the moment when she realized she loved to perform on stage! Catie has continuously been performing on stage ever since. 

 Along with plays and musical theatre, Catie also has years of experience in improv. As part of a youth improv troupe, The JR Mints, Catie has performed live improv shows at The Social Capital Theatre, and at Wychwood Theatre alongside various other industry professionals such as Rob Tinkler & Kerry Griffin. 

 Over the years, Catie has been in numerous commercials, short films, print ads, and corporate videos. Some of her credits include, work for Spin Master Toys, Scotiabank, Cineplex Scene, and Shaftesbury. 

 Catie has attended multiple workshops and camps at LB acting, Armstrong Studios, Mann Casting, and The Second City. She has also trained with acting & voice coaches in both Toronto and LA. Catie will forever remember the fun times she had training in person with Shadia Simmons as well as her virtual sessions with Jeanette Sousa. 

 Some of Catie’s most memorable roles from her children’s theatre productions include Summer Hathaway in The School of Rock, Jack in Into the woods,and Miss Honey in Matilda. One of Catie’s favourite memories was when she cast as Hoodie in her middle School production of Hoodie. 

 Catie continues to hone her acting skills as she is majoring in the dramatic arts while a student of Cawthra Park Secondary school. Catie was thrilled to accept the award in 9th grade for Outstanding Contribution and Achievement in Drama RAP. 

 Catie continues to show her work ethic and professionalism as a lead soccer coach of toddlers at her part time job at Sports Stars. She has also just accepted the the role as one of the Junior Festival Managers at her school’s drama festival (The Cawthra Park Theatre Festival). Catie is looking forward collaborating as an actor in a film for one of her classmates at Cawthra Park’s film festival. She has throughly immersed herself in her program at school and has been enjoying learning all there is to know from stage combat to comedia. Catie is so excited to see what the future has in store for her!