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Audition Policies

 

 

New faces are always welcome at Growing In The Arts and we want every young performer to shine. You should audition only if you are able to answer  YES to the following questions...

Should I Audition?

 

  • Is this a production that I really want to be part of?

 

  • Am I able to commit to all advertised performance dates and times?

 

  • Am I amble to commit to the advertised rehearsal times?Do I fit into the age group advertised?​

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  • Do I fit into the age group advertised?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Part of what makes Growing In The Arts productions the best children and youth theatre productions in the Region is the fact that all cast members attend all scheduled rehearsal times. If you answered no to any of the above questions then we ask that you do not audition until the next round of auditions as your schedule permits.

Zero Absence Policy

Actors will not be permitted to miss scheduled rehearsals for personal pre-scheduled weekly actives such as lessons or family vacations. Actors will not be permitted to miss rehearsals for events or activities that come up during the rehearsal process such as academic, dance or sport conventions/competitions/retreats. Actors will not be allowed to miss rehearsals for Actors that are cast in this production will only be allowed to miss a rehearsal for extreme family emergencies or contagious illness. Actors with a non-approved absence will be removed from the cast. 

Annual co-insurance fee

If you are offered a role you will be required to pay an annual co-insurance fee which covers liability while involved in stage productions. This fee is paid once yearly.

Growing In The Arts School of Dramatic & Expressive Arts acknowledges that we are gathered on the traditional territory

of the Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe, and Neutral peoples, the ancestral guardians of this land and its waterways. 

 

We are grateful to live, learn, and create on this land, and we recognize the enduring presence, knowledge, laws, and

philosophies of the Indigenous Peoples with whom we share it.

 

As treaty people, we are called to reflect on our responsibilities: to honor our relationships and uphold the principles of truth and reconciliation.

 

As we come together in celebration of art, story, and expression, we also pause to remember and mourn the children who were taken to residential schools, those who never returned home and those still missing. We honor the children who were denied love, language, ceremony, and community.

​​​​We will not forget. 

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Let this message be more than words. Let it be a call to action in our work, in our art, and in our lives

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