Arts opportunity

The Citadel Theatre is excited to announce a call for Participants for our Playwrights Lab 2025 – 2026. This season long program focuses on Edmonton and Alberta playwrights writing Large Scale Productions suitable for the two Mainstage spaces at the Citadel: the Shoctor and the MacLab Theatres.

After two years of focusing on theatrical adaptations, this upcoming season, we would like to welcome original plays and musicals.

Our work is inclusive, reflecting the diversity of our communities and featuring a breadth of new stories, voices, and perspectives. We support innovative new plays that will excite both the artists that work on them and the audiences who take them in. Our vision is international, while retaining an emphasis on Edmonton and Alberta-based artists and stories – placing them in the international spotlight.

THE PROGRAM

The Citadel Theatre offers a Lab-style program to support four playwrights, as they build a new full-length play or book for a musical project, suitable for production on one of the Citadel’s Mainstage spaces. Writers will meet regularly as a group, led by Associate Artistic Director Mieko Ouchi, culminating in readings of the four plays or portions of the four plays with professional actors at the 2026 Collider Festival.

This program will take place from September 2025 to June 2026 through in person meetings throughout the year. Participants will be paid a $3000 honorarium.

APPLICATIONS

We invite applications from Edmonton and Alberta playwrights who have already completed at least two full length plays (1 hour long minimum each), and who would like to work on a new Large Scale play over the 2025 – 2026 Season. While we encourage people of all ages to apply, this program is not built to support writers at the beginning of their writing journey. Applications should be a maximum of four pages, and should include:

• A biography or résumé;
• A letter outlining the applicant’s specific interest in the Lab and why this program and our spaces feel like a good fit for the project you are proposing to work on. This letter must include a 300-500 word project description for your new play idea.
• A rough schedule/sense of the applicant’s availability throughout the year and for the 2026 Collider Festival dates – June 5 to 7, 2026
• Any access needs required for participation.

See full details here: https://citadeltheatre.com/artists/play-development/the-lab/7825-2/

EQUITY DIVERSITY INCLUSION AND ACCESSIBILITY

We wish to acknowledge that the land on which we live and work is Treaty No. 6 territory and a traditional meeting ground and home of the First Nations, including both the treaty signatories – Cree, Saulteaux, Nakota Sioux, Stony and Cree-Iroquois – as well as other Indigenous peoples, such as the Blackfoot and Métis, who occupied this land. We extend our appreciation for the opportunity to live, create and perform on this territory.

The Citadel Theatre is in the heart of amiskwaciwâskahikan ᐊᒥᐢᑲᐧᒋᐋᐧᐢᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ (Edmonton, AB), and we are proud to call Treaty 6 Territory home. As a regional theatre, it is integral that we ensure that the stories we tell, as well as the composition of our artists, board, staff, students and audience are reflective of the diverse lived experiences in this dynamic city.

For more on Citadel Theatre’s Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Accessibility work, including our 35//50 commitment, statements of support, annual diversity reports, CAEA Declared Actions Regarding Anti-Oppression and Inclusion, and other information, please visit our Equity, Diversity, Inclusion & Accessibility page.

SAFE WORKPLACE CULTURE

Citadel Theatre commits to providing a welcoming and safe experience for all artists, including clear workplace harassment policies. In situations where cultural safety and knowledge is needed as part of facilitating conversation, Citadel commits to working with third-party affinity counsel.

SUBMISSION

Citadel Theatre is accepting applications for the Playwrights Lab until September 5, 2025. Please submit up to four pages (PDF format) to: mouchi@citadeltheatre.com Subject: Playwrights Lab. The Citadel Theatre strongly encourage submissions from performers who self-identify as members from under-represented communities. If there are barriers (language, disability, or any other consideration) about the process preventing you from submitting, please let us know and we will work with you to overcome them.

SELECTION

Artists will be selected by a panel of Citadel Theatre staff, including:

• Daryl Cloran, Artistic Director
• Mieko Ouchi, Associate Artistic Director
• Kristi Hansen, EDIA Committee Co-Chair

All applicants will be informed of results via email by mid-September 2025.

For seven decades, the Calgary Philharmonic has been bringing communities together through the power of music. A pillar of the Calgary arts scene and one of Canada’s most celebrated live music ensembles, the Calgary Phil presents more than 60 concerts a season across a wide range of programming — epic classics, thrilling collaborations, rockin’ pops, family fun, and much more. The Calgary Phil also engages thousands of children each season through innovative and accessible Education and Outreach initiatives. In addition to 66 full-time orchestra musicians, the Calgary Phil is one of two major symphony orchestras in Canada that has its own chorus of over 140 volunteer singers. In a typical season, the Calgary Phil welcomes over 100,000 visitors, connecting audiences to live music experiences and serving the city of Calgary by fostering creativity and belonging. Your Phil. Your Music.

The Role

The Calgary Phil seeks a detail oriented and energetic Artistic Coordinator, Pops to join its administrative team. The Artistic Coordinator, Pops is responsible for ensuring that administrative details for guest artists are completed and processed, including administering contracts, schedules, fee payments, immigration paperwork, and other aspects towards a positive and successful engagement with the Calgary Phil. 

The Artistic Coordinator, Pops reports to the Director, Artistic + Education and serves as a hub of information; coordinating with key members of the Artistic + Education/Outreach, and Orchestra Operations teams to ensure that all schedule and other critical information is communicated to guest artists, guest conductors, and Artistic Leadership accurately and efficiently; and serves as main point of contact for guest artists when they perform with the Calgary Phil. 

Responsibilities

• Coordinate all aspects of guest artists’ appearances with the Calgary Phil for Pops and selected Special projects including:
  • Contracting
  • Arrange hotel and coordinate air and ground travel
  • Prepare advance schedules and final itineraries
  • Process payments
  • Serve as a primary contact while guest artists are in Calgary to perform with the Calgary Phil
  • Ensure guest artist rider requirements are fulfilled
  • Pick-up and deliver materials for Artistic team as required
  • Ensure set-up and clean-up of dressing rooms and Conductor’s Suite before/after concerts
  • Track assigned guest artist hotel and travel expense lines in budget
  • Liaise inter-departmentally and share Artistic materials with Marketing and Development teams
• Other duties and responsibilities as assigned and consistent with this administrative support role

Desired Qualifications

• Post-Secondary Education, or equivalent experience
• A minimum of two years experience in live events, concert production, and/or artistic management
• High level of interpersonal skills to handle sensitive and confidential situations with maturity, poise, and discretion
• Effective organizational and clerical skills with the ability to meet deadlines consistently
• Ability to represent the Calgary Phil professionally and effectively with a wide range of constituents including orchestra members, staff, board, guest artists, audience members, and others
• Appreciation for, understanding of, and sensitivity to the needs of professional artists, including orchestral musicians, guest artists, and conductors
• Knowledge of Microsoft Office 365 and aptitude to learn new software is essential.  Knowledge of OPAS (Orchestra Planning and Administration Software) would be an asset
• Ability to read music, knowledge of symphony orchestra structure, and familiarity with musical terminology is beneficial
• Valid Driver’s License with good driving record
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Keen attention to detail
• Be a team player with a positive attitude

Additional Details

• The salary range for this position is $45,000.00 to $50,000.00 annually dependent on related job experience
• This position requires evening and weekend work to support Guest Artist activities at orchestra rehearsals and performances. Presence on concert site is required.
• The Calgary Phil is trialing a hybrid remote work program. Employees who are eligible for this program may work up to three days/week from an appropriate remote location.
• As part of our full compensation package, Calgary Phil offers three weeks’ vacation, a comprehensive benefits package that includes RRSP contributions, health coverage, an employee assistance program, bonus days off, and other non-cash benefits.
• Office location: Arts Commons, Floor 2, 205 8 Avenue SE Calgary AB T2G 0K9

Application Process

Deadline: Tuesday, September 2, 2025

Applications will be reviewed on a regular basis and suitable candidates may be contacted before the deadline. 

Please send cover letter, resume to:
Andrea Davison
Director, Artistic + Education
HR@calgaryphil.com with the subject line “Artistic Coordinator, Pops”

The Calgary Phil is committed to fostering an anti-racist, equitable, diverse, and inclusive environment and, as such encourages qualified candidates from a diverse range of backgrounds.

If you require an accommodation for the recruitment/interview process, please let us know so that we can work with you to assist with your needs.

We thank you for your interest in the Calgary Phil. Please note that only successful candidates will be contacted. 

The Citadel Theatre invites submissions from visual artists based in Edmonton or the surrounding region to activate our new Light Wall, a striking 40-foot digital mural located in the lush, glass-enclosed Lee Pavilion in downtown Edmonton. This project is supported by the City of Edmonton’s Downtown Vibrancy Fund.

The artwork will be featured as part of Alberta Culture Days celebrations at Citadel Theatre from September 26 to 28, 2025, contributing to a nation-wide festival of arts and culture.

See full submission details on our website: https://citadeltheatre.com/artists/artist-programs-mentorship/call-for-visual-artists-digital-artwork-for-light-wall-activation/

PROJECT SCOPE

• Content Type: We are currently seeking existing digital still image artworks (not video or animation) from Edmonton-based artists that are suitable for display on a large-format digital screen.
• Programming: Images from multiple artists will be programmed to display periodically throughout the day during our 2025/26 Season, alternating with Citadel-branded content. We anticipate selecting 3–5 images, with the possibility of including additional works if budget allows.
• Viewing Context: The work will be visible from both the Lee Pavilion and the Maclab Theatre lobby. It should have strong visual impact from a distance while offering details that reward closer viewing.
• Atmosphere: Submissions should consider and complement the Pavilion’s architectural features, including glass, natural light, tropical plants, and steady public traffic. The work should provide visual interest without overwhelming the environment. Artists are encouraged to consider visual accessibility in their design. The Light Wall is visible from multiple angles and is located in an area with accessible pathways.
• Intention: The goal of this project is to activate the Pavilion with engaging, memorable visual art that connects with a wide range of visitors. This includes theatregoers, community members, and guests who may be visiting the space casually or for the first time. 

TECHNICAL GUIDELINES

• Format: High-resolution JPEG or PNG
• Dimensions: Minimum 3840 x 2160 pixels (4k)
• Orientation: Landscape only
• File Size: Maximum 4 MB per image
• Colour Mode: RGB
• Content Type: No video, animation, or audio content will be accepted for this call.
• Artists may submit up to 1 image for consideration. 

Honorarium: $750 per selected image. This fee covers artist time, licensing for a 12-month exhibition term, and any preparation of deliverables.

PROJECT TIMELINE

• Submission Deadline: September 5, 2025, at 5:00 PM (MDT)
• Artists Notified: September 12, 2025
• Launch: Anticipated to be September 26, 2025 (exact date/time TBD) 

ELIGIBILITY

This opportunity is open to: 

• Individual artists residing in Edmonton or surrounding regions.
• Artists working in any visual discipline, including but not limited to photography, illustration, digital painting, generative design, or mixed digital media.
• Artists must be 18 years of age or older at the time of submission. 

Artists from equity-deserving communities are strongly encouraged to apply. 

SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

All submissions must be submitted online via email to citadeltheatremarketing@gmail.com with “VisualArtSubmission2025_Artist Name” as the subject line.

Please note: This email is for submissions only. We are unable to respond to questions about eligibility, requirements, or selection.

Each proposal should include: 

• Artist Statement (max. 300 words). Briefly introduce your artistic practice and approach.
• 1 Digital Image File. Final artwork intended for submission. Include title, year, medium, and a description for each (how the submitted work responds to the site and audience)
• Resume or Bio (max. 2 pages) 

For larger files (over 1MB), please provide a secure file-sharing link (e.g., Dropbox, Google Drive, WeTransfer) with appropriate permissions so we can access and download your materials. Ensure shared links are accessible without requiring special permissions or login.  

Please note: No in-person drop-offs or physical pieces will be considered. A high-resolution digital image must be created and submitted to be considered for this opportunity. 

SELECTION PROCESS

Proposals will be reviewed by a selection panel made up of Citadel Theatre staff. Selections will be based on: 

• Alignment with the theme and artistic approach
• Suitability for large-scale digital presentation
• Resonance with the Pavilion’s setting and atmosphere
• Technical feasibility and clarity of presentation 

Shortlisted artists may be contacted for clarification or minor revisions.  

RIGHTS & LICENSE

• Artists retain full copyright of their submitted works.
• Citadel Theatre will receive a non-exclusive, time-limited license to exhibit the work(s) on the Light Wall for 12 months, as well as to use images for marketing and documentation (with credit). Artists will be credited on the graphic as part of the display.
• Citadel Theatre retains the right to remove any artwork from display at any time during the licensing period. The Theatre may also add or modify surrounding content, such as branding or promotional materials, to meet programming or operational needs.
• The Citadel reserves the right to decline any work that does not meet display requirements or align with our commitment to safe, inclusive public space.

Note: Due to limited capacity, we will confirm receipt of all submissions but will only contact artists whose work has been selected.

The City of Kelowna invites local, national, and international professional artists, artist-led teams, and cultural makers working in diverse artistic mediums to submit their Expressions of Interest for several public art commissions that are part of Building a Stronger Kelowna (BSK), a group of recreational projects that work together to build deeper community connections across the city.

Submission Deadline: Wednesday, September 10, 2025 at 2 pm (PST) 

Building a Stronger Kelowna includes the redevelopment of Parkinson Recreation Centre, Mill Creek restoration, which is part of the Parkinson Recreation Centre site, and all-ages activity centres at Glenmore Rec Park, Rutland Lions Park, and Mission Rec Park. This suite of projects is a unique opportunity to develop a curatorial program of permanent and temporary artworks that will be original, inspired by Kelowna and the Okanagan Valley, and help tell the stories of this place.

Public art sites have not been determined yet and will evolve out of the integrated project delivery approach that is being used by the BSK team and this call for artists. Artists who apply to this call may be considered for public art commissions at any of the BSK locations. 

Indigenous, Métis, and Inuit artists and/or cultural makers with connections to the syilx Okanagan people’s territory are encouraged to apply.

Read the full Call to Artists at https://www.kelowna.ca/our-community/planning-projects/building-stronger-kelowna/building-stronger-kelowna-call-artists-0

City of Kelowna
1435 Water Street, Kelowna BC, V1Y 1J4
www.kelowna.ca
Artcalls@kelowna.ca 
250.469.8500

The Citadel Theatre is excited to announce a call for submissions for our Mainstage Emerging Artist Mentorship Program, thanks to the incredible support of the RBC Foundation. This professional development program has been developed to support artists as they develop their skills, particularly in large scale Mainstage work. 

THE PROGRAM
With the support of the RBC Foundation, Citadel Theatre offers a training program to support emerging and early career artists that have not been able to see themselves in these artistic creation roles at one of Canada’s largest theatre companies. While the application is open to anyone who identifies as an Emerging Artist in their practice, we will prioritize under-represented communities such as BIPOC, D/deaf, D/disabled, MAD and LGBTQ2S+ artists. We want to eliminate barriers by giving five Edmonton-based artists direct access to our creation spaces and team of professionals, and to help them make contacts within our industry in their chosen practice. The program is supported by the Citadel’s Producer, Bridget Norris-Jones and Artistic Director, Daryl Cloran.   

This year we will specifically place five mentees in the roles of Assistant Director, Assistant Designer, Assistant Choreographer, and Assistant Music Director for our Mainstage Productions of The Wizard of Oz and Cyrano de Bergerac. Please refer to the additional information on each production and the corresponding mentorship opportunities: www.citadeltheatre.com/submissions-mainstage-emerging-artists-mentorship-program/

Opportunities will include: 

• 1-on-1 mentorship with a professional mentor on a large-scale production 
• Participation in pre-rehearsal meetings and planning (design/production meetings, etc.) 
• Observing/Participating in rehearsals, technical rehearsals and previews 
• Overseeing the rehearsal and preparation of understudies and youth performers (as applicable) 
• Tours of the Citadel facilities and conversations with Citadel staff throughout the season 
• Invitations to opening nights 
• Artist profile on the Citadel Theatre website with amplification on our social media feeds 

Participants will also receive: 

• A $4000 honorarium 
• An artist profile on The Citadel Theatre website with amplification on our social media feeds 
• Support for access needs they may require 

In 2025/26, we are providing five Assistant opportunities through the Mainstage Emerging Artist Mentorship Program. Please view the available mentorship opportunities here: www.citadeltheatre.com/submissions-mainstage-emerging-artists-mentorship-program/

PROPOSALS 
We invite applications from artists who would like to explore and build their professional skills in their specific artistic discipline. We are looking for applicants who are based in Edmonton, and who have experience working on multiple full-length plays or musicals, have demonstrated skill in their specific discipline and who are looking to build even more sophisticated tools. Students who are currently enrolled in and attending High School or Post Secondary programs are not eligible to apply. Applicants must be available during daytime hours Tuesday to Sunday.  

Previous participants in the Emerging Artist or Assistant Director programs are welcome to apply again but should identify what new skills they hope to acquire from this assistantship and why this opportunity will be different from the past one. 

As one of the largest cultural organizations in Alberta, Citadel Theatre commits to dismantling the systemic racism in Canadian theatre practice. This includes making space for those that have not been given the opportunity to create and thrive in rehearsal halls and theatres across the country. We also strive to provide an opportunity for emerging, early career and even established artists to make the leap from smaller independent projects to learning the skills required to lead large productions at a regional theatre. 

Proposals should be a maximum of four pages, and should include: 

• A biography or resumé; 
• A letter outlining: 
  • Which position the applicant would like to be considered for and why; 
  • Practical skills the applicant hopes to learn, build upon and augment during the production (keep in mind each opportunity is unique); 
  • Areas and topics that the applicant hopes to build knowledge in from mentorship; 
  • Skills the applicant can bring to the production; 
  • Why this program is a good fit for you at this point in your career; 
  • A rough schedule/sense of the applicant’s availability.

SUBMISSION 
Citadel Theatre is accepting proposals for the Mainstage Emerging Artist Mentorship Program until Tuesday, September 9, 2025. Please submit a proposal of up to four pages (PDF format) to: bnorrisjones@citadeltheatre.com with the Subject line: "Mainstage Emerging Artist Mentorship Program."

SELECTION 
Artists will be selected by a panel of Citadel Theatre staff, including: 

• Daryl Cloran, Artistic Director 
• Bridget Norris-Jones, Producer 
• Mieko Ouchi, Associate Artistic Director 
• In consultation with each of the Mentors (Directors, Choreographer, Music Director, Designers) 

All applicants will be informed of results via email no later than Tuesday September 23, 2025.

Please view full program and proposal submission details here: www.citadeltheatre.com/submissions-mainstage-emerging-artists-mentorship-program/

For seven decades, the Calgary Philharmonic has been bringing communities together through the power of music. A pillar of the Calgary arts scene and one of Canada’s most celebrated live music ensembles, the Calgary Phil presents more than 60 concerts a season across a wide range of programming — epic classics, thrilling collaborations, rockin’ pops, family fun, and much more. The Calgary Phil also engages thousands of children each season through innovative and accessible Education and Outreach initiatives. In addition to 66 full-time orchestra musicians, the Calgary Phil is one of two major symphony orchestras in Canada that has its own chorus of over 140 volunteer singers. In a typical season, the Calgary Phil welcomes over 100,000 visitors, connecting audiences to live music experiences and serving the city of Calgary by fostering creativity and belonging. Your Phil. Your Music.   

The Role

We are looking for a Part-Time Music Library Assistant to join the Calgary Philharmonic’s Orchestra Operations team. In this role, you will assist the Music Librarian to organize, prepare, and manage the music library for all Calgary Philharmonic rehearsals and performances. You will report to the Director, Orchestra Operations, and work closely with all members of the Calgary Philharmonic’s administrative team and Orchestra musicians. 

Responsibilities

• Assist Music Librarian in the organization of the music library space
• Assist Music Librarian in the preparation of music distributed to the orchestra
• Represent the music library during select orchestra rehearsals and/or performances
• Coordinate reorganization of music upon completion of projects
• Assist in the maintenance of cataloging orchestral library
• Assist in the return and shipment of music rentals
• Assist in bowing and cleaning up of music parts for distribution

Desired Qualifications

• Ability to read music and knowledge of orchestral repertoire
• Strong organizational skills with high attention to detail.
• Proactive, industrious, and capable of working independently
• Strong communication skills, and capable of working collaboratively within a team  
• A sincere interest in arts and culture

Additional Details

• Employment Type: Part-time
• Salary Range: $25/hour, averaging 15-20 hours per week
• Schedule: This position will require some evening and weekend work
• Hybrid Work Policy: The Calgary Phil is trialing a hybrid remote work program. Employees who are eligible for this program may work up to three days/week from an appropriate remote location.
• A Police Information Check will be required from the successful applicant
• Office Location: Werklund Centre (formerly Arts Commons), Floor 2, 205 8 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 0K9

Application Process 

Deadline: Friday, August 29, 2025

This posting will remain open until the position is filled. Applications will be reviewed on a regular basis and suitable candidates may be contacted before the deadline. 

Please send cover letter and resume to:   

Michael Thomson
Director, Orchestra Operations
HR@calgaryphil.com

The Calgary Phil is committed to fostering an anti-racist, equitable, diverse, and inclusive environment and, as such encourages qualified candidates from a diverse range of backgrounds.

If you require an accommodation for the recruitment process, please let us know so that we can work with you to assist with your needs.

We thank you for your interest in the Calgary Phil. Please note that only successful candidates will be contacted. 

Follow the Calgary Philharmonic @calgaryphil on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn and register for email updates at calgaryphil.com/newsletter.

Adult Recreational Choir Society of Calgary (ARC) is seeking a highly motivated and experienced part time Choreographer & Visual Director (CVD) for our two adult public show performing choirs; our mixed choir, UP2Something and our female voices choir, SHE’S Up To Something. The successful candidate will be responsible for supporting the efficient, effective and sustainable running of the choirs while supporting and advancing the organization's mission, vision, and values.

Reporting to and working with the Artistic Director primarily and the Executive Director collaboratively, the CVD designs and creates dance sequences along with blocking support and other activities as required. They will be enhancing the visual experience of our show through screens, props and other effects as they apply.

Principal Duties & Responsibilities:

• Develop and articulate an ARC philosophy and guiding principles regarding choreography within performing choirs as agreed to by the Artistic Director
• Develop a plan to create, instruct and perform staging and movement in keeping with the above guidelines and consistent with the artistic vision for all season performances, including but not limited to:
  • Become familiar with the repertoire to be performed
  • Create choreography and/or stage movement complementary to selected repertoire
  • Communicate and Collaborate with the director(s) to develop a schedule of instruction
  • Scheduling and communication related to any special rehearsals, auditions, or special dance parts
• Provide choreographic instruction to performing choirs at rehearsals and workshops
• Supervision of and collaboration and cross-training with any Volunteer Assistant Choreographers
• Refine and polish choreography to be performed at a level consistent with the artistic standards of ARC
• Coordinate instructional resources, including video capture of choreography to be posted on various forms, such as our members section of the website.
• Engage and nurture, as appropriate, additional choreographic talent and expertise as it may exist within the membership
• Actively participate in the Production Team as a member of the artistic team and collaborate with the Costuming Team in developing the annual costume plan
• Support the activities of ARC through involvement and participation, including the annual Retreats, Talent Show, Christmas production and season finale
• Assist special part casting by participating in the audition and selection process
• Positively contribute to the ARC culture in keeping with our mission and vision
• Other duties as considered appropriate

Education/Experience Preferred:

• Dance training in any discipline. Minimum 4 years is recommended.
• Previous experience in teaching adults: Minimum 1 year recommended
• Strong communication skills and the ability to engage with our members effectively
• Ability to make instructional videos for the members so that they can practice and work on choreography between rehearsals
• Creativity in adapting teaching methods to meet various learning needs and differentiation and sensitivity to various levels of capacity within the choirs
• Experience in creating engaging and exciting new choreography required

Physical Demands:

• Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs.

Work Location and Commitment Required:

• Applicants must be able to work independently. Hours required will vary depending on the time of year and your work process, but an average of 25-30 hours/month are to be expected, especially from January to early June.
• Salary is competitive and will be based on experience.
• Rehearsal locations are typically held at the First Church of the Nazarene in SW Calgary with workshops and other events and activities being held at other locations in the City of Calgary.
• Must be able to attend Saturday workshops, our weekend retreat in April, Christmas and Year End Show and tech week, and various Tuesday evening rehearsals throughout the year.

Who We Are

Adult Recreational Choir Society of Calgary (ARC) was formed in 2002 to provide creative and challenging opportunities for adults to enrich their lives through musical expression and performance. Growing to three choirs under the ARC umbrella over two decades, all programs are non-auditioned and feature challenging, eclectic and variegated repertoire. Singing is our passion and a diverse membership participates in ARC programs, including those that come from different backgrounds, ages and stages, adding variety and creating a stimulating and supportive community environment for all. ARC show choir performances are characterized by professional staging, colourful costumes, and choreography complementing the music. The organization prides itself not only on our high-performance value, but on our strong community and connected culture.

Contact Information:

Include: Please include a cover letter and resume outlining your interest and related experiences and qualifications. If you have additional videos or creative examples of your work, please include them as well.

Submit to: Torri Airhart, Artistic Director and Leslie Forward, Executive Director

Email: info@archoirs.org

Deadline: Friday, August 29, 2025

We thank all applicants for their interest. Only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.