We’ve pleased to announce five more exciting training opportunities coming up at Theatre Ontario.
So You Need Money For Your Project? Crowdfunding for Artists and Arts Organizations is a new workshop with Nancy Kenny on March 25 at 6:30pm. You’ve got the ideas. You’ve got the passion. You’ve got the drive. What you’re missing is the almighty dollar. Grant writing and fundraising events are no longer your only options when it comes to finding money to get your project off the ground. Welcome to the wonderful world of crowdfunding—come learn the tools and the techniques to succeed.
We have also scheduled our next dates for our two popular professional theatre sessions.
Getting Started For Actors with Tim Chapman on March 27 at 2pm. This session is for actors beginning their professional careers to get the answers to the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting: the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, agents and casting directors, auditioning, and maintaining and improving your acting skills.
Self-Start: The Basics of Producing with Tim Chapman on April 10 at 2pm. If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of producing a show or starting a theatre company, and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and find out about available resources and services.
Finally, we have two weekend courses, one for playwrights and one for directors.
Playwriting: How to Self-Edit and Critique with Lindsay Price on April 5 to 7. Plays are not written in the first draft. Plays come to life in rewrites. But re-write how? What if we don't know how to move our work forward? What if we don't know how to critique our own work? What if we aren't sure how to process feedback from others? This workshop offers tools and techniques for playwrights who have a play “under construction.”
Directors Intensive with Autumn Smith on April 20 to 21. This two-day workshop is designed for experienced directors in both the community theatre and professional theatre realms, concentrating on making the work as specific as possible; and exploring how to get what the playwright intended onto the stage in a simple and detailed fashion.
To find out about all of Theatre Ontario’s upcoming training covering grant information, proposal writing, taxes, and introduction to adjudication, visit the Courses and Workshops listing on the Theatre Ontario website
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Thursday, 7 February 2013
Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Browsing The Bulletin Board
There are a few spaces still available in our Self-Start: The Basics of Producing workshop on February 6—If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you!
We are also still inviting applications for our Introduction to Adjudication course, starting March 12 in Guelph. Participants will receive training in the principles of adjudication, attend performances of the 2013 Western Ontario Drama League Festival of community theatre, practice adjudicating presentation skills in a private setting, and have the opportunity to perform a practice adjudication at an Ontario community theatre. The application deadline is February 11.
Upcoming on The Bulletin Board
Check out these items, and all our postings of workshops, calls for submission, specific volunteer opportunities, awards, and much more—on Theatre Ontario’s Bulletin Board on our website
We are also still inviting applications for our Introduction to Adjudication course, starting March 12 in Guelph. Participants will receive training in the principles of adjudication, attend performances of the 2013 Western Ontario Drama League Festival of community theatre, practice adjudicating presentation skills in a private setting, and have the opportunity to perform a practice adjudication at an Ontario community theatre. The application deadline is February 11.
Upcoming on The Bulletin Board
- The Toronto Fringe Festival still has spaces in the Site-Specific Art category, and are seeking proposals for works that are created to exist in a certain space, animate an unexpected location with performance, and challenge our view of spaces and places. The proposal deadline is March 4 at 5pm, or when they have filled a maximum of 20 production slots, whichever comes first.
- Buddies In Bad Times’ Rhubarb Festival is seeking volunteers to assist artists and festival staff; usher audience members to their performances; and act as a festival representative to our curious public. The mandatory orientation session is February 13.
- Magnetic North Theatre Festival is inviting submissions for Pitches at the 2013 Festival—this program is for professional artists with projects that have financial and producing strategies in place, seeking collaborators to take the project to the next level. Application deadline is March 1.
Check out these items, and all our postings of workshops, calls for submission, specific volunteer opportunities, awards, and much more—on Theatre Ontario’s Bulletin Board on our website
Thursday, 17 January 2013
New Workshop Sessions on Proposal Writing, Taxes, Playwriting, and Grant Writing
We’re pleased to announce five new Theatre Ontario workshops—including more Grant Writing Information Sessions for Playwrights and Theatre Artists.
Proposal Writing with Wanda Nanibush on Tuesday, February 19—for individuals and organizations applying for funding and sponsorships, learn to write proposals that place the reader in a position where they have an overwhelming desire to fund, promote or collaborate with you. Bring a current proposal that you are working on for group and one-on-one feedback, and walk out with new skills, ideas, confidence—and possibly a finished proposal.
Taxes For Theatre Artists with Sam Marinucci on Thursday, March 7—What are Revenue Canada’s record-keeping requirements? What expenses can you claim? What deductions are you allowed? How do you report your income? How does HST impact you? Whether you are employed, self-employed, or registered as a small business this session is an opportunity for you to check your facts, ask questions, and share experiences.
Playwriting: Idea to First Draft with Lindsay Price on Saturday, March 9—Sometimes the hardest step in the playwriting process is the first. Where do I find inspiration? How do I develop an idea? What if my idea fizzles out halfway through? This workshop takes you from the idea stage to confidently writing a first draft.
We also have two more Grant Writing Information Session for Playwrights and Theatre Artists, with Pat Bradley, Theatre Officer of the Ontario Arts Council—These sessions share information, perspective, and tips about project grants, particularly the OAC’s three professional theatre project programs—Theatre Projects, Playwright Residency, and Theatre Creators’ Reserve. The new Grant Writing Information sessions will be in Thunder Bay on Wednesday, February 27 and in Ottawa on Thursday, March 21.
We’re also still taking registrations for our previously announced workshops—Grant Writing Information Session for Playwrights and Theatre Artists in Burlington on Thursday, January 24; Getting Started For Actors on Wednesday, January 30; and Self-Start: The Basics of Producing on Wednesday, February 6.
Read more about all of the upcoming Theatre Ontario training opportunities
Proposal Writing with Wanda Nanibush on Tuesday, February 19—for individuals and organizations applying for funding and sponsorships, learn to write proposals that place the reader in a position where they have an overwhelming desire to fund, promote or collaborate with you. Bring a current proposal that you are working on for group and one-on-one feedback, and walk out with new skills, ideas, confidence—and possibly a finished proposal.
Taxes For Theatre Artists with Sam Marinucci on Thursday, March 7—What are Revenue Canada’s record-keeping requirements? What expenses can you claim? What deductions are you allowed? How do you report your income? How does HST impact you? Whether you are employed, self-employed, or registered as a small business this session is an opportunity for you to check your facts, ask questions, and share experiences.
Playwriting: Idea to First Draft with Lindsay Price on Saturday, March 9—Sometimes the hardest step in the playwriting process is the first. Where do I find inspiration? How do I develop an idea? What if my idea fizzles out halfway through? This workshop takes you from the idea stage to confidently writing a first draft.
We also have two more Grant Writing Information Session for Playwrights and Theatre Artists, with Pat Bradley, Theatre Officer of the Ontario Arts Council—These sessions share information, perspective, and tips about project grants, particularly the OAC’s three professional theatre project programs—Theatre Projects, Playwright Residency, and Theatre Creators’ Reserve. The new Grant Writing Information sessions will be in Thunder Bay on Wednesday, February 27 and in Ottawa on Thursday, March 21.
We’re also still taking registrations for our previously announced workshops—Grant Writing Information Session for Playwrights and Theatre Artists in Burlington on Thursday, January 24; Getting Started For Actors on Wednesday, January 30; and Self-Start: The Basics of Producing on Wednesday, February 6.
Read more about all of the upcoming Theatre Ontario training opportunities
Thursday, 13 December 2012
New Workshops for the New Year
We have both exciting new workshops and some returning favourites coming up in January and early February.
Inclusion—Professional Advice for Professional Theatre Companies, with charles c. smith: Part 1 on Tuesday, January 15, Part 2 on Tuesday, April 16 – As part of their creative process, contemporary theatres are working to gain a better sense of creative possibilities and to engage communities in all aspects of their operations. This has been both a rewarding and difficult challenge for theatre companies that are addressing such issues in the context of diversity and pluralism, particularly in terms of making connections with Aboriginal peoples, peoples of colour, persons with disabilities, and others whose mother tongue is not one of Canada's official languages and whose religious and/or spiritual beliefs fall outside of the dominant western belief systems. This two-part session will assist theatre leaders in addressing these concerns and coming to understand how to begin to move their practices so that they are open and inclusive.
Auditions—Preparation, Etiquette, Expectations, with Elley-Ray Hennessy, Andrew Lamb and Renna Reddie on Wednesday, January 16 – Join us for this Talk Back Session on: What should you expect at auditions?; What do you bring to an audition?; Good & bad audition stories; Differences between film, TV, commercials & theatre auditions; Equity versus non-equity auditions; Crashing auditions—when is it a good idea?
Grant Writing Information Session for Playwrights and Theatre Artists, with Pat Bradley, Theatre Officer of the Ontario Arts Council on Thursday, January 24 in Burlington – These sessions share information, perspective, and tips about project grants, particularly the OAC’s three professional theatre project programs—Theatre Projects, Playwright Residency, and Theatre Creators’ Reserve. (And we’re looking forward to announcing sessions in other Ontario communities in the new year!)
Getting Started for Actors, with Tim Chapman on Wednesday, January 30 – For actors beginning their professional careers, this two-hour workshop answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, agents and casting directors, auditioning, and maintaining and improving your acting skills.
Self-Start: The Basics of Producing, with Tim Chapman on Wednesday, February 6 – If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this workshop is for you. This workshop gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and find out about available resources and services.
Read more about all of the training opportunities at Theatre Ontario on our website
Inclusion—Professional Advice for Professional Theatre Companies, with charles c. smith: Part 1 on Tuesday, January 15, Part 2 on Tuesday, April 16 – As part of their creative process, contemporary theatres are working to gain a better sense of creative possibilities and to engage communities in all aspects of their operations. This has been both a rewarding and difficult challenge for theatre companies that are addressing such issues in the context of diversity and pluralism, particularly in terms of making connections with Aboriginal peoples, peoples of colour, persons with disabilities, and others whose mother tongue is not one of Canada's official languages and whose religious and/or spiritual beliefs fall outside of the dominant western belief systems. This two-part session will assist theatre leaders in addressing these concerns and coming to understand how to begin to move their practices so that they are open and inclusive.
Auditions—Preparation, Etiquette, Expectations, with Elley-Ray Hennessy, Andrew Lamb and Renna Reddie on Wednesday, January 16 – Join us for this Talk Back Session on: What should you expect at auditions?; What do you bring to an audition?; Good & bad audition stories; Differences between film, TV, commercials & theatre auditions; Equity versus non-equity auditions; Crashing auditions—when is it a good idea?
Grant Writing Information Session for Playwrights and Theatre Artists, with Pat Bradley, Theatre Officer of the Ontario Arts Council on Thursday, January 24 in Burlington – These sessions share information, perspective, and tips about project grants, particularly the OAC’s three professional theatre project programs—Theatre Projects, Playwright Residency, and Theatre Creators’ Reserve. (And we’re looking forward to announcing sessions in other Ontario communities in the new year!)
Getting Started for Actors, with Tim Chapman on Wednesday, January 30 – For actors beginning their professional careers, this two-hour workshop answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, agents and casting directors, auditioning, and maintaining and improving your acting skills.
Self-Start: The Basics of Producing, with Tim Chapman on Wednesday, February 6 – If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this workshop is for you. This workshop gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and find out about available resources and services.
Read more about all of the training opportunities at Theatre Ontario on our website
Thursday, 19 April 2012
Theatre Ontario Announces Next Workshops For Actors and Producers
If you’re an actor beginning your professional career, or a producer who has never produced professionally before, Theatre Ontario’s upcoming workshops—with Tim Chapman, our Professional Theatre Coordinator—are for you. The next Getting Started for Actors will be held on Thursday, May 10 at 2pm, the next Self-Start for Producers will be held on Wednesday, May 23 at 2pm. These are the final Getting Started and Self-Start sessions before the summer. The next workshops will be held in Fall 2012.
Theatre Ontario’s Getting Started session is for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, agents and casting directors, auditioning do’s and don’ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started has no registration fee, and is available to members of Theatre Ontario only. There is a $5 charge per participant for photocopies of the materials distributed at the workshop. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Theatre Ontario’s Self-Start session is a practical seminar, designed for individuals thinking of producing a show or starting a theatre company. It gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and find out about available resources and services, Self-Start has no registration fee for Theatre Ontario members, and is $30 for non-members. There is a $5 charge per participant for photocopies of the materials distributed at the workshop. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
Theatre Ontario’s Getting Started session is for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, agents and casting directors, auditioning do’s and don’ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started has no registration fee, and is available to members of Theatre Ontario only. There is a $5 charge per participant for photocopies of the materials distributed at the workshop. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Theatre Ontario’s Self-Start session is a practical seminar, designed for individuals thinking of producing a show or starting a theatre company. It gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and find out about available resources and services, Self-Start has no registration fee for Theatre Ontario members, and is $30 for non-members. There is a $5 charge per participant for photocopies of the materials distributed at the workshop. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
Thursday, 29 March 2012
Space Still Available In Theatre Ontario’s Self-Start Workshop For Producers
Are you interested in self-producing? Theatre Ontario’s Self-Start workshop is for you. If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, register for our next “Self-Start” workshop on April 4 at 2pm.
Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman, our Professional Theatre Coordinator. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of producing a show or starting a theatre company, and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and find out about available resources and services.
Self-Start has no registration fee for Theatre Ontario individual members, and is $30 for non-members. There is a $5 charge per participant for photocopies of the materials distributed at the workshop. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the TheatreOntario website.
Thursday, 16 February 2012
Theatre Ontario Schedules Next Self-Start Workshops For Producers
Are you interested in self-producing? Theatre Ontario’s Self-Start workshop is for you. If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, register for our next “Self-Start” workshop on April 4 at 2pm.
Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman, our Professional Theatre Coordinator. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of producing a show or starting a theatre company, and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and find out about available resources and services.
Self-Start has no registration fee for Theatre Ontario members, and is $30 for non-members. There is a $5 charge per participant for photocopies of the materials distributed at the workshop. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the TheatreOntario website.
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
New Professional Theatre Workshop Dates
Our popular “Taxes For Theatre Artists” professional workshop returns to help you sort your way through the 2011 tax season. What is the difference between "employment" and "self-employment"? What is a "reasonable expectation of profit"? What's deductible? This is one of our free workshops for members of Theatre Ontario, lead by chartered accounted Sam Marinucci, and it will be on March 8 at 3pm. For more information, including how to register, please visit Taxes For Theatre Artists on the Theatre Ontario website.
We’ve also scheduled our next emerging professional workshops: sign-up now for “Getting Started For Actors” on February 1 at 2pm, or “Self-Start: The Basics Of Self-Producing” on February 15 at 2pm.
Getting Started sessions are for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, agents and casting directors, auditioning do’s and don’ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started is a free workshop, available to members of Theatre Ontario only. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Self-Start: If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of starting a theatre company or producing a show; and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and learn about available resources and services. It's free for Theatre Ontario members, and $30 for non-members. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
We’ve also scheduled our next emerging professional workshops: sign-up now for “Getting Started For Actors” on February 1 at 2pm, or “Self-Start: The Basics Of Self-Producing” on February 15 at 2pm.
Getting Started sessions are for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, agents and casting directors, auditioning do’s and don’ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started is a free workshop, available to members of Theatre Ontario only. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Self-Start: If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of starting a theatre company or producing a show; and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and learn about available resources and services. It's free for Theatre Ontario members, and $30 for non-members. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
Thursday, 20 October 2011
Theatre Ontario Schedules Next Emerging Professional Workshops
Our next emerging professional workshops have been scheduled: sign-up now for “Getting Started For Actors” on November 23 at 2pm, or “Self-Start: The Basics Of Self-Producing” on November 30 at 2pm.
Getting Started sessions are for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, agents and casting directors, auditioning do’s and don’ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started is a free workshop, available to members of Theatre Ontario only. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Self-Start: If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of starting a theatre company or producing a show; and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and learn about available resources and services. It's free for Theatre Ontario members, and $30 for non-members. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
Getting Started sessions are for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, agents and casting directors, auditioning do’s and don’ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started is a free workshop, available to members of Theatre Ontario only. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Self-Start: If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of starting a theatre company or producing a show; and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and learn about available resources and services. It's free for Theatre Ontario members, and $30 for non-members. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
Tuesday, 30 August 2011
Theatre Ontario Launches Fall Workshops
It’s nearly September, school is about to start, and Theatre Ontario’s emerging professional workshops will soon be in session. Our first “Getting Started For Actors” workshop will be on October 5, from 2pm to 4pm; “Self-Start: The Basics Of Self-Producing” will be on October 12, from 2pm to 4:15pm.
Getting Started sessions are for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, agents and casting directors, auditioning do’s and don’ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started is a free workshop, available to members of Theatre Ontario only. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Self-Start: If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of starting a theatre company or producing a show; and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and learn about available resources and services. It's free for Theatre Ontario members, and $30 for non-members. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
Getting Started sessions are for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, agents and casting directors, auditioning do’s and don’ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started is a free workshop, available to members of Theatre Ontario only. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Self-Start: If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of starting a theatre company or producing a show; and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and learn about available resources and services. It's free for Theatre Ontario members, and $30 for non-members. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Space Still Available In Self-Start On May 11
There are still a few spaces remaining in next week's workshop on Self-Start: The Basics of Self-Producing. If you want to do a show but have never produced before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you!
Read more about Self-Start on the Theatre Ontario website
Read more about Self-Start on the Theatre Ontario website
Thursday, 31 March 2011
New Dates for Getting Started For Actors and Self-Producing Workshops
Theatre Ontario has scheduled our next "Getting Started For Actors" and "Self Start: The Basics Of Self-Producing" workshops. “Getting Started” will be on April 27, from 2pm to 4pm; “Self-Start” will be on May 11, from 2pm to 4:15pm.
Getting Started sessions are for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, Agents and casting directors, Auditioning do's and don'ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started is a free workshop, available to members of Theatre Ontario only. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Self-Start: If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of starting a theatre company or producing a show; and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and learn about available resources and services. It's free for Theatre Ontario members, and $30 for non-members. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
Getting Started sessions are for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, Agents and casting directors, Auditioning do's and don'ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started is a free workshop, available to members of Theatre Ontario only. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Self-Start: If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of starting a theatre company or producing a show; and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and learn about available resources and services. It's free for Theatre Ontario members, and $30 for non-members. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
Thursday, 24 February 2011
Emerging Actor and Self-Producing Workshops Scheduled
Theatre Ontario has scheduled our next "Getting Started For Actors" and "Self Start: The Basics Of Self-Producing" workshops. "Getting Started" will be on March 9, from 2pm to 4pm; "Self-Start" will be on March 30, from 2pm to 4:15pm.
Getting Started sessions are for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, Agents and casting directors, Auditioning do's and don'ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started is a free workshop, available to members of Theatre Ontario only. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Self-Start: If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of starting a theatre company or producing a show; and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and learn about available resources and services. It's free for Theatre Ontario members, and $30 for non-members. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
Getting Started sessions are for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, Agents and casting directors, Auditioning do's and don'ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started is a free workshop, available to members of Theatre Ontario only. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Self-Start: If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of starting a theatre company or producing a show; and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and learn about available resources and services. It's free for Theatre Ontario members, and $30 for non-members. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
Tuesday, 7 December 2010
Next Emerging Actor and Self-Producing Workshops at Theatre Ontario
Theatre Ontario has scheduled our next "Getting Started For Actors" and "Self Start: The Basics Of Self-Producing" workshops.
"Getting Started" will be on January 26, from 2pm to 4pm; "Self-Start" will be on February 9, from 2pm to 4pm.
Getting Started sessions are for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, Agents and casting directors, Auditioning do's and don'ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started is a free workshop, available to members of Theatre Ontario only. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Self-Start: If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of starting a theatre company or producing a show; and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and learn about available resources and services. It's free for Theatre Ontario members, and $25 for non-members. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
"Getting Started" will be on January 26, from 2pm to 4pm; "Self-Start" will be on February 9, from 2pm to 4pm.
Getting Started sessions are for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, Agents and casting directors, Auditioning do's and don'ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started is a free workshop, available to members of Theatre Ontario only. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Self-Start: If you want to do a show but have never produced professionally before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of starting a theatre company or producing a show; and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and learn about available resources and services. It's free for Theatre Ontario members, and $25 for non-members. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
Wednesday, 27 October 2010
Upcoming Emerging Actor and Self-Producing Workshops at Theatre Ontario
Theatre Ontario is pleased to announce that we've scheduled our next "Getting Started For Actors" and "Self Start: The Basics Of Producing" workshops.
"Getting Started" will be on November 17, from 2pm to 4pm; "Self-Start" will be on December 1, from 2pm to 4pm.
Getting Started sessions are for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, Agents and casting directors, Auditioning do's and don'ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started is a free workshop, available to members of Theatre Ontario only. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Self-Start: If you want to do a show but have never produced before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of starting a theatre company or producing a show; and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and learn about available resources and services. It's free for Theatre Ontario members, and $25 for non-members. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
"Getting Started" will be on November 17, from 2pm to 4pm; "Self-Start" will be on December 1, from 2pm to 4pm.
Getting Started sessions are for actors beginning their professional careers. In this two-hour workshop, Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator answers the most frequently asked questions about the business of acting. Find out about the realities of showbiz, pictures and resumes, Equity and ACTRA, Agents and casting directors, Auditioning do's and don'ts, and maintaining and improving your acting skills. Getting Started is a free workshop, available to members of Theatre Ontario only. For more information, including how to register, please visit Getting Started For Actors on the Theatre Ontario website.
Self-Start: If you want to do a show but have never produced before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator. This workshop is designed for individuals thinking of starting a theatre company or producing a show; and gives you the opportunity to ask questions and try out ideas, discover the questions you need to ask and answer, learn to organize your thinking and planning, work on scheduling and budget considerations, and learn about available resources and services. It's free for Theatre Ontario members, and $25 for non-members. For more information, including how to register, please visit Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing on the Theatre Ontario website.
Wednesday, 7 April 2010
Next Self-Producing Workshop Scheduled For May 12
Our next "Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing" workshop has been scheduled for May 12 at 2pm. If you want to do a show but have never produced before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator. Read about the workshop on the Theatre Ontario website.
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
Space Still Remaining In Self-Start Workshop On March 24
There are still a few spaces remaining in next week's workshop on Self-Start: The Basics of Producing. If you want to do a show but have never produced before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you!
Read about Self-Start on the Theatre Ontario website
Read about Self-Start on the Theatre Ontario website
Tuesday, 23 February 2010
Self-Start Scheduled For March 24
Our next "Self-Start: The Basics Of Producing" workshop has been scheduled for March 24 at 2pm. If you want to do a show but have never produced before, and if you want to know what questions to ask first, this session is for you! Self-Start is a practical seminar facilitated by Tim Chapman, Professional Theatre Coordinator. Read about the workshop on the Theatre Ontario website.
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