Thursday, June 26, 2025

Thursday, June 5, 2025

Upcoming Workshop: Write 2 Film Experience for Youths




Write to Film is a multi-disciplinary filmmaking day camp for youth aged 14-19. It offers campers - with interests in front of and behind the camera - a chance to collaborate on a short film all the way from brainstorming ideas and writing a screenplay to screening a finished film. Their process will be supported by a team of professional screenwriters, cinematographers, editor, actors, musicians and more.


    • Ages 14-19
    • July 13th - July 18th, 2024
    • Overnight camp. Sunday to Friday. July 13th (Sunday) is Orientation.
    • Campers arrive Sunday evening and stay until Friday afternoon.
  • SR1 Site (Formerly Kamp Kiwanis): 241001 Range Road 42, Rockyview, Alberta, T0L 0K0
  • Tuition - $800.00


Tuesday, June 3, 2025

Performance Intensive: Get On-Stage Experience!

Our DEADLINE for registration for our July Performance Intensive is coming up quick on June 9th! A fantastic opportunity to get on-stage experience for your acting resume, the Performance Intensive is SO much fun and guarantees you a role!

Register today: info@corogues.com

Learn More: JULY PERFORMANCE INTENSIVE
The Rogues classic is back. A group of dedicated actors rehearse a play under professional conditions, then mount the show for three public performances in the final two days of the course! As demanding and challenging as it is rewarding, the Performance Intensive is designed for anyone seeking to gain experience both on stage and in the rehearsal process, regardless if this is their first publicly-performed play or their fiftieth.

Prerequisite: Essentials of Acting or Equivalent (Scene Study recommended)
Director/Instructor: Aaron Coates



Monday, May 12, 2025

Casting Call: Passion Play

 Call for Jairus

Badlands Passion Play 2025

The Badlands Amphitheatre is looking for a Male Actor for the role of Jairus

for the 2025 performance of the Badlands Passion Play.

Email: artisticdirector@badlandsamp.com


About the Role:

Jairus: Male, Aged 25+

The character of Jairus is one of the Teachers of the Law who follows the

journey of Jesus. He questions Jesus and his claim to be the Messiah,

following him in an attempt to find out the truth. If it is true, what does that

mean for him and all of Judea?


Schedule:

- Rehearsals begin on Saturday May 31st. Full time cast members

rehearse from Wednesday-Sunday each week.

- Performances begin on July 4th and then run on Fridays-Sundays

until July 20th.


Rate:

- Payment is a contracted amount that will depend on your

availability/rehearsal time commitment, and experience levels.

- The Badlands Amphitheatre is a non-union house, but union actors

will still be considered.


About the Passion Play:

- The Canadian Badlands Passion Play tells an epic story of faith, hope

& love based on the life of Christ. It is performed on Canada’s largest

outdoor stage, with a company formed of professional and

semi-professional actors (supplemented by volunteer actors), working

with a professional crew.


Other Important Information for Potential Cast Members:

- We are an outdoor venue that rehearses and performs outside in all

kinds of weather conditions, and on all kinds of terrain.

- Potential cast members need to be comfortable using our large stage

both physically and vocally as we use the acoustics of the natural

amphitheater rather than microphones during performances.

- Singing will be required for most of the cast. If you are new to singing,

please don't hesitate to audition as all vocal abilities are welcome!

- Show calls are earlier and longer than indoor venues, as all business

like fight calls and any additional stage prep must be completed

before one hour to showtime.


About the Amp:

- The Badlands Amphitheatre is a non-profit arts and culture venue

located in the Canadian Badlands. Home to Canada’s largest

outdoor stage, our 2,500-seat outdoor amphitheatre and indoor

Badlands Arts Centre hosts the renowned Badlands Passion Play;

the Canadian Icons Concert Series; Roots, Blues, & Barbecue;

Lightfest: Winter in the Badlands; outdoor opera and much more.

With our spectacular natural setting, unique in the world, we create

sustainable community through performance events (with economic,

cultural, social, and environmental outcomes), increase awareness

and skill in the arts, and encourage tourism by creating significant

cultural attractions. The Badlands Amphitheatre has a mandate to

produce, create, and host events; enable arts education, and promote

tourism - all based on our values of community, creation and

celebration.

Wednesday, March 26, 2025

Casting Call: Through the Dark Film

 CASTING CALL 

Production Title 

Through the Dark

Production Company 

haikulefou

Director 

Hussein Juma

Producer 

Philip Bowen

Shoot Dates 

2 x Production Days in Mid-July

Location 

Calgary

Union/Non-Union 

Non-Union

Compensation 

Paid



ROLE DETAILS

Character Name 

Camille

Gender 

Female

Age Range 

25-35

Ethnicity 

BIPOC

Description 

Nervous, talkative, passionate, 

self-deprecating, funny 

***knowledge of additional language a bonus



Character Name 

Bernard Winters

Gender 

Male

Age Range 

45-65

Ethnicity 

White/Caucasian

Description 

Enigmatic, mysterious, speaks 

deliberately



Character Name 

Rufus

Gender 

Male

Age Range 

45-60

Ethnicity 

White/Caucasian

Description 

Aloof, distant, slightly condescending



AUDITION DETAILS 

Audition Type 

Self-Tape (In Person Audition Available Upon Request)

Submission Deadline 

April 7, 2025

How to Submit 

Email



Submission Requirements: 

● Headshot 

● Resume 

● Demo Reel (if available) 

CONTACT INFORMATION

Casting Contact 

Philip Bowen/Hussein Juma

Email 

throughthedarkfilm@gmail.com



Tuesday, March 18, 2025

Casting Call: Theatre

 FLC Acting Club Announces Auditions for Upcoming June Production

 
FLC Acting Club is holding auditions on March 30 from 1:00 – 4:30 pm for A Friend of a Friend. Auditions will be held in the Senior’s Lounge, Trico Centre, 11150 Bonaventure Drive SE. Please email: actingclub@flcseniors.ca with the subject heading: Audition for Friend of a Friend stating your preference for a role and time. See list and description of roles below. The audition will comprise of cold reads from the play. Please bring a headshot/resume if you have one and be prepared to be available for at least 2 hours.
 
The play will run in mid June, 2025. Rehearsals will be held on Sunday afternoons (1-5 pm) and M/W eves from 7:00-9 pm and possibly Friday afternoons, in the Senior’s Lounge at the Trico Centre, starting April 4, 2025. Not all actors will be required to be at all rehearsals.
 
Synopsis of A Friend of a Friend
 
Written by Tom Carver and directed by Helen Young, A Friend of a Friend is an original four-act play about relationships that go wrong. The play opens with Troy, a roughneck and Billy, a ne’er-do-well, bantering with Liz, a small town barmaid about making it big.  Twenty years later at a nightclub in Vancouver, Troy, now a successful musician has one final show before heading to Nashville with a recording contract and signing bonus. Seemingly out of the blue, Billy, Troy’s ex-wife Bev, Liz and her no-good brother, Snout, reappear in Troy’s life. Things go out of control when they start to conspire against each other for whatever they can get their hands on. Not everyone makes it out alive and in the end, the true prize is revealed.
 
Character Descriptions
 
Younger Characters are only required for Act 1
 
 
Troy Rock: 40, Hard bitten survivor of the School of Hard Knocks. Been up, been down but always kept his nose clean. “I’m the only one looking out for me, I worked for mine, don’t expect me to work for yours”
 
Billy: 39, From Chibougamau, QC. An old acquaintance from Troy’s previous diamond drilling jobs.
 
Elizabeth/Liz: 38 -Small town girl from Babine Lake BC.
 
Leonard/Len/Snout: 42, Liz’s brother, Billy’s minion.
 
 
For those who are not interested in acting, please let me know if you are interested in any of the following available roles: Props, Box Office/Concession, Promotions, Stage Set-Up.


Thank you.
 
--
FLC ACTING CLUB
Rose Bene                                      
Acting Club Coordinator                        
Email: actingclub@flcseniors.ca               

Casting Call: Horror Short

Inquiries to: neelsnand@gmail.com


Monday, March 3, 2025

Casting Call: Short Film

 CASTING CALL for the production: “Should I go or should I stay?”

A humorous short film of a broken marriage.

A HAPPYmedia4U production.

We are a few cast and crew who are passionate about film-making, learning by doing and volunteering.

I am Kenneth Fung, Producer, Director, Director of Photography, Editor and Script writer. We have a

Talent who is a producer and Director. We also has a writer/Script writer, another crew as a

Cameraman/Director of Photography and a few all around casts.

We are looking a few new casts to join our team volunteers to join our team.

In this production: Should I go or should I stay?

*** It is a Non-Union, No pay and Zero budget production.

In return, we take your head shots, compile your Demo-reel and provide opportunities to learn by doing

with our Casts and Crew for collaborative improvements.

We are looking for a few enthusiastic actors who are usually free on Sunday afternoons.

Collaboration, rehearsals and scene/dialogue discussions are via Zoom 2 session of 45mins with a

15mins break in between on Sundays. Location shooting would be schedule among our cast and crew

on a few Sundays for a few hours.

We are looking for:

• Male Lead: A 50+ years old who has a trophy wife and have an affair with a young 20

something. Look the part. A witty funny and humorous guy.

• Female Lead: A 40+ year old. The trophy wife, gave up her career, raised the kids. Bored at

home. Secretly have a career as a Romance Writer. Host the parties. Look the part. A witty

funny and humorous lady.

• Female Supporting Lead: A 40+ year gay female marriage consultant who help people in their

divorce. A witty funny and humorous lady.

• Female Support: A 20 – 30 year old. Look the part. Who is having an affair with the Male

lead.

• Female Support: A young adult. Daughter of the couple. Look the part.

If you are a enthusiastic humorous and funny actor, look the part and usually free on Sunday

afternoons, and interest in this project;

please e-mail: ken.s.fung@gmail.com , a Cover Letter, Your CV and a picture of you by March

15.

Wednesday, February 5, 2025

Monday, February 3, 2025

Audition Notice: Silver Stars Musical Revue Society

Silver Stars Musical Revue Society is seeking talented adult actors/singers/dancers for our upcoming production based on a spy theme.  The story unfolds via an original play written specifically for this production by P. Gail Whiteford.

Rehearsal Period:  February - May, 2025

Show Dates: Saturday, May 31 afternoon, and evening shows and Sunday, June 1, afternoon show

Director:  P. Gail Whiteford

Auditions:

Friday, February 07: 7:00 - 9:00 pm

German Canadian Club, 218 - 37 Avenue NE

What to Prepare:

Please prepare a song to sing and provide backup track

During the audition, there will be a cold read.

Please contact   general@silverstarsrevue.com

 

Visit our website at:  SSMRS Home Page   for more information

Seeking Actors' & Production Team: Canmore Summer Theatre Festival

Pine Tree Players are seeking actors and production team members for the 2025 Canmore Summer Theatre Festival. We welcome applications from community theatre volunteers and theatre professionals. Preference will be given to qualified volunteers and being based in the Bow Valley is an asset. If you have any questions please e-mail info@pinetreeplayers.com.

The Canmore Summer Theatre Festival (CSTF) is an annual outdoor theatre festival. A unique aspect of the CSTF is that volunteers from Pine Tree Players perform alongside and learn from theatre professionals and emerging artists.
 
This year, the CSTF team is excited to present The Wizard of Oz adapted by Erin Detrick from the book by L. Frank Baum, directed by Chelsea Howell-Fellows and Treasure Island by Mary Zimmerman, directed by Kelsey James. Performances will take place outdoors at the Stan Rogers Stage in Centennial Park, Canmore.
 

We encourage submissions from diverse artists of all backgrounds, regardless of race, colour, gender, national origin, age, religion, creed, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression.

Theatre professionals that can demonstrate professional experience, expertise, and/or post-secondary training are eligible for compensation to be negotiated based on qualifications and available funding.

We are looking to fill the following positions:

  • Production Manager
  • Actor Mentors
  • Assistant Director
  • Assistant Stage Manager
  • Wardrobe Assistant
  • Production Assistant 
The dates of the festival are as follows:
 
Rehearsals – start April 6, Sundays 10AM-6PM; Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:00-9:30PM, adding in Saturdays 10AM-6PM starting on June 7.
Tech/Dress Rehearsals – July 4-7
Festival Run – The Festival Run is July 9-20, with performances of The Wizard of Oz at 1pm and Treasure Island at 7pm. There will be no performances on July 14 and 15.
 

To apply please complete this online form: https://pinetreeplayers.com/cstf-creative-application-form/

Thursday, January 30, 2025

Audition Notice: SAIT Film Productions

CASTING CALL

Our project, Tintinnabulate, is a dramatic short that explores the resilience of the human spirit and the effect grief has on an individual. In a home filled with whispers of the past, an elderly woman’s struggle with grief evolves into a heartfelt journey of love, remembrance, and renewal. This is a fantastic opportunity for local actors to collaborate on a creative, high-quality production while gaining valuable on-screen experience. The roles are an excellent opportunity for experience and skill development, and while they are non-union and unpaid, they offer valuable exposure to the industry. Please note that we cannot provide transportation.

We are looking to cast:

• Cousin: (20s-40s, male, caucasian.) Warm and well-meaning, yet has an air of mystery about him. He genuinely cares for his grandmother, often offering advice and encouragement, but his motives and presence in her journey remain subtly intriguing.

• Family: Throughout the story, the grandmother has flashbacks of treasured memories with her family from years before. We are looking for someone for each family member, a mother and a father (20s-40s Caucasian/Any ethnicity) with 1-3 children (preferably late teens-20s, any ethnicity).

Filming will take place on February 11, 12 and 14, with auditions with the director on February 8/9. Though this is a student production, our team is dedicated to maintaining a professional and supportive environment.

I look forward to hearing from you.

To submit your headshot/resume, please contact:

Kylie McCarthy
Casting Director
kylie.mccarthy@edu.sait.ca
SAIT Film & Video

Audition Notice: PAID Strum UA Theatre

 AUDITION CALL

Strum UA Theatre is seeking talented local actors for our upcoming production, Lost and Found, an original play written specifically for this project by Laura J. Cutler about New Canadians.

 

Rehearsal Period: March - May,2025

Premiere: June 5-15 at West Village Theatre 

Director: Snizhana Gukasian-Korobeinikova

 

Audition Details:

Location: Central Library, 800 3 St SE, Calgary, AB T2G 2E7

 

Feb 2nd: 12:00 - 3:00 pm, Room 2-06A

Feb 3rd: 6:00 - 8:00 pm, Room 2-05B

 

What to Prepare:

Please prepare a monologue of up to 2 minutes. During the audition, we may also ask you to read a portion of the script.

 

Available Roles:

 

Female (45-65 years old)

Any ethnicity

Fluent in Canadian English

 

Male (40-70 years old)

South Asian/Indian appearance

Must have or be able to create a soft Indian accent

 

Female (17-27 years old)

Middle Eastern appearance

Fluent in Canadian English, with the possibility of a traditional accent

 

Male (25-40 years old)

South American or Spanish appearance

Must have or be able to create a Spanish accent

 

Female (23-35 years old)

Ukrainian

Fluent in Ukrainian, with the ability to speak English

 

Female (25-60 years old)

Ukrainian

Fluent in Ukrainian

 

Compensation:

This is a paid position with a honorarium of $500.

 

If you are interested in attending the audition, please send your resume and headshot to: strumuatheatre@gmail.com