Biography
Raiden Fernandes is a dedicated young performer with a growing body of stage work across musical theater. Trained at the Center for Performance Arts and Dance Studio, Raiden has cultivated a versatile range — from comedic character roles to dramatic leads.
Under the direction of Emily Salvi, Raiden has developed both technical craft and stage presence across eight productions. His work spans iconic titles from Willy Wonka Jr. to The Jungle Book Kids, demonstrating consistent growth and commitment to the theatrical form.
Complementing his stage training, Raiden has pursued dedicated vocal coaching that supports his range and stamina across demanding musical roles.
Raiden also trains on camera in the Homeschool Acting Program at Boston Casting with instructor Jennifer Salvucci. Working inside a casting office, he is building on-camera acting skills alongside a practical understanding of the film and television industry.
Stage Work
Oompa Loompa
Center for Performance Arts and Dance Studio
A fantastical musical journey through Wonka's chocolate factory. Raiden performed as one of the iconic Oompa Loompas, bringing choreographed energy and ensemble precision to every scene.
Bishop of Erendale & Ensemble
Center for Performance Arts and Dance Studio
Disney's beloved adaptation brought to the stage. Raiden portrayed the Bishop of Erendale while contributing to the ensemble, demonstrating strong stage presence in both featured and group moments.
Roger
Center for Performance Arts and Dance Studio
A classic story of love, loyalty, and spotted dogs. As Roger, Raiden took on a charming lead role — the warm-hearted songwriter at the center of this beloved tale.
Duckling
Center for Performance Arts and Dance Studio
The musical retelling of The Ugly Duckling. Raiden brought physical expressiveness and emotional depth to the role of the Duckling in this charming and heartfelt production.
Narrator 1 & Baker
Center for Performance Arts and Dance Studio
Disney's enchanted classic on stage. As Narrator 1, Raiden commanded the stage as a storytelling anchor, while his Baker role showcased comedic timing and strong character work.
Mad Hatter & Ensemble
Center for Performance Arts and Dance Studio
A whimsical adventure down the rabbit hole. Raiden's portrayal of the Mad Hatter stands as a testament to his ability to embody eccentric, iconic characters with energy and precision.
Edgar
Center for Performance Arts and Dance Studio
Disney's Parisian adventure featuring jazz, cats, and a scheming butler. As Edgar, Raiden stepped into a deliciously villainous role, delivering memorable comedic and dramatic moments.
King Louie & Ensemble
Center for Performance Arts and Dance Studio
Disney's jungle adventure, performed . As King Louie, the swinging, scat-singing king of the apes, Raiden took on one of the show's signature comic roles while also performing with the ensemble.
Voice Over
Raiden is building on his stage training with focused work in voice acting for animation and interactive media — a discipline that rewards the same instincts he brings to the stage: physical specificity, sharp comedic timing, and a character voice that stays consistent take after take.
An intensive on what separates a strong animation and video game audition from the hundreds that come in for every role. The session covered building dynamic range into a read, vocalizing physical effort and reaction as part of the performance, and treating the slate as the first beat of the audition.
On-Camera
Alongside his stage work, Raiden is training for the camera, where a performance has to read in close-up rather than to the back row. The same character instincts carry over, scaled down and made specific for the lens.
A trimester-based program that pairs professional acting training with project-based learning, taught inside a working casting office. The focus is on-camera technique, creative confidence, and a practical understanding of how the film and television industry works.
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Get in Touch
Raiden is currently seeking representation. For casting inquiries, audition submissions, and scheduling, please contact his management directly.