
Chantalle Nelham
Assoc. Dip. CSC-CICB
Chantalle Nelham is the founder of Sunago Arts and Infinity Dance Apparel, bringing a wealth of experience and success as a dancer, teacher and choreographer. Trained at the three most prestigious Ballet Schools in Canada, The Quinte Ballet School of Canada, The Royal Winnipeg Ballet of Canada and Canada’s National Ballet School. Coached by David Scott, Oleg Briansky and Joanne Nisbett. Versed in several Ballet methods and equally strong in Contemporary dance, Chantalle was a participant in the Prix de Lausanne (1992) and a contracted dancer in Cologne and Bonn Germany for both Ballet and Contemporary.
Mrs. Nelham holds the Associate Diploma certificate with Cecchetti Society of Canada, is a graduate of the teacher training program from the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School of Canada and was awarded “Best Classical Work” at the choreographic competition called “First Steps”, with a mention in Pointe Magazine. As a teacher she has taught several dancers who had careers in Contemporary and become performers, Ballet teachers, as well as owning their own studios.
Chantalle has Devoted over 20 years focusing on ministering through dance by working with such ministries as Living Bible Explorers (LBE), Masterworks Studios, Winnipeg Center Vineyard, Marinatha Church, Quinte Youth Unlimited and Belleville Christian School.
As a mother of two beautiful girls, Chantalle’s goal and driving force is to use her gifts and talents to draw future generations into a true relationship with God and equipping them to worship and create at their fullest potential.
Chantalle with Sunago Performers (performance 2013)
David Scott and Chantalle preparing for Quinte Ballet School’s production of Paquita.
Darrell Nelham
Darrell Nelham is a director for Sunago Arts and is a seasoned theatre and film professional with a diverse background in performance, design, and technical production. He began his creative journey in the vibrant Winnipeg film scene, working behind the scenes as a Production Assistant and Set Designer on numerous local film projects. His hands-on experience in these roles honed his eye for detail and deepened his appreciation for storytelling through visual design.
In addition to his work in film, Darrell spent five years performing with the Crosseyed Rascals, a Winnipeg faith based improv comedy troupe known for its clean quick wit and high-energy performances. His time with the group sharpened his instincts for live performance and collaboration.
From 2008 to 2018, Darrell brought his expertise to the Stirling Festival Theatre, where he served first as Assistant Technical Director and later as Technical Director. In these roles, he managed a wide array of productions, overseeing everything from set design and builds to lighting and sound, ensuring seamless performances season after season.
Darrell’s career reflects a strong commitment to his God given calling in the arts, both onstage and off. Whether designing a set or calling a cue, he brings creativity, precision, and a collaborative spirit to every project he undertakes.
Winnipeg Fringe 2005 Poster