Current Auditions

Company

Deep Cove Stage Society

Playwright

Ray Cooney and Tony Hilton

Producer

Glen Miller

Audition Dates

As of Dec. 15 until filled

Audition Venue

For Appt. contact rhodalexington@shaw.ca

Audition Requirements

Characters Required:
Amy Hardcastle (40s – 60s, F): Jonathan’s sister and manager of the household. An Edwardian spinster and mother hen to her brother Jonathan, while also smitten with Jonathan’s solicitor, Arnold Piper.

Cynthia Hardcastle (20s – 30s, F): Jonathan’s daughter and the birthday girl. Full of life and fun, fancies herself an artist. Loves that hanging out with the artistic crowd irritates her father.
 

Cold reads from script.

Actors may submit self-tape auditions via WeTransfer or Google Drive. If interested, please send your headshot and resume to rhodalexington@shaw.ca along with role(s) interested in, and you will receive instructions and sides for your submission.

Auditions are open to everyone regardless of background, race, gender, orientation, or ability, including those who are LGBTQ, BIPOC, two-spirited, white, cisgendered, and/or disabled. We encourage anyone to audition as we will be casting whoever is best for the role.

British accents are preferred.

Auditions will be cold readings from the script. Actors are encouraged to read the script on their own prior to auditioning. The director will NOT be providing copies of the script prior to auditions.

If attending in-person auditions, please bring your résumé and headshot

If submitting for a self-tape, include your headshot and resume and role(s) you are interested in.

All cast/crew must become members of Deep Cove Stage Society at the first rehearsal. No fee required.

This is a NON-EQUITY production. All roles at Deep Cove Stage Society are volunteer positions.
 

 

Production Dates

March 27 to April 12, 2025

Production Venue

Deep Cove Shaw Theatre, 4360 Gallant Avenue, North Vancouver

Notes

Synopsis: Jonathan Hardcastle’s friend Samuel Hickory Wood has passed away, and he wants to leave 10,000 pounds to Samuel’s son, Billy. Not knowing where Billy is, he has placed an ad in the paper to find him, but omits the proviso that no one can claim the money if Samuel has more than one child. Billy and his friend Charlie turn up to claim the inheritance, but are derailed when Billy’s unknown twin, Rupert, also shows up. Things go even further awry when their also unknown triplet, Michael, arrives. Now Charlie must keep the assorted Hickory Woods concealed from Jonathan in order to sign the deal. But with Billy’s wife Winnie on the hunt for him, and Jonathan’s daughter Cynthia and his sister Amy and their respective suitors complicating matters, it’s a madhouse of slamming doors, secret drawers, and mistaken identities.

Rehearsals: Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons from January 5th onward.
 

Contact

Glen Miller (glen@deepcovestage.com)

Website

Company

University of British Columbia

Audition Dates

December 23

Audition Venue

on Zoom

Audition Requirements

Eva - Age 40+ Female: A white woman who acts very entitled and is very patriotic.

Production Dates

January 16, 2025

Production Venue

UBC Normand Theatre

Notes

Synopsis: Beyond the Wall is a powerful and evocative fundraising theatre production aimed at raising awareness and support for the Palestinian cause. This production weaves together storytelling, music, and visual art to highlight the struggles and resilience of Palestinian people, offering a poignant glimpse into life under occupation. The play features a mix of personal narratives, poetry, and historical context, delivered through compelling performances by a diverse cast. It includes interviews, such as that of Eva, an Israeli woman sharing her unique perspective, as well as moving portrayals of Palestinian voices, emphasizing humanity and hope amid conflict. Through its artistic expression, Beyond the Wall seeks to inspire empathy, spark meaningful conversations, and raise funds to support humanitarian and educational initiatives in Palestine. This production is more than a performance; it’s a call to action, urging audiences to connect with the stories behind the headlines and contribute to a vision of justice and peace.
Non-Union

$100

 

Contact

Please email us at Resistimperialism@gmail.com to set up a zoom call anytime until December 23rd 2024

Company

Souliaris Production

Producer

Stergios Souliaris

Audition Dates

January 3 - 6, 2025

Audition Venue

Vancouver

Audition Requirements

The Journalist: Age 30 to 50 Male - The Journalist( lead actor) Want to keep his job but on the other hand he wants to have a very unique show with a very unique guests!

Regina: Age 20-30 Female - Cute cavegirl she thinks that she came from the past and she really likes to use the social media.

Is not mandatory to have a lot of experience but it is mandatory to have a lot of potential for acting! 
 

Production Dates

Last week of February 2025

Production Venue

Go Studios

Notes

Synopsis: A journalist who worries a lot if his boss likes the topic of his interviews has multiple interviews with a few different guests at the end he will not able to keep his job but his audience will still love him!!
Rehearsal will happen every Monday (10 am-12.30 pm) Tuesday (6.30 pm to 9 pm) Thursday ( 10 am to 12.30 pm) start January 27 and until 1 week before the performances!

Non-Union

Lead actor 70 $ per performance; support actor 30 $ per performance.

Submission Deadline: Thursday, January 2, 2025

 

Contact

Submit recent photos, acting resume,+ training to sergiosouliaris@gmail.com

Company

Theatre in the Country

Playwright

Agatha Christie

Producer

Reg Parks

Audition Dates

Jan 4 and 5, 2025

Audition Venue

Theatre in the Country 5708 Glover Rd. Langley

Audition Requirements

Sides will be sent out to all who sign up for an audition time.

Please go to https://theatreinthecountry.com/auditions/ for all the details and links to sign up.
 

Production Dates

Apr 2-19

Production Venue

Theatre in the Country, Langley, BC

Notes

TIC welcomes all races and genders to audition for all roles in this production.

Contact

Producing Artistic Director
Reg Parks
reg@theatreinthecountry.com

Play

Company

Theatre West Van

Playwright

Agatha Christie

Producer

Val Mason

Audition Dates

Jan. 5, 6, 9, 7-9 pm - see details below

Audition Venue

Silver Harbour Seniors' Activity Centre, 144 East 22nd Street, North Vancouver

Audition Requirements

British accents are encouraged, but not required.

Dr. Carelli (male, 30s-60s). Suave with an Italian accent. Claims to be a friend of Lucia Charming and suspicious.

Miss Treadwell (female, late 20s-60s). The faithful servant who knows all “the dirty laundry: of her employers”.

Sir Claud Amory (male, 50s plus). The Lord of the Manor, who has no affection for his relatives and is devoted solely to his scientific discoveries.

Caroline Amory (female, 40s plus). Claud s dotty younger maiden sister who never stops talking. Conservative, innocent and unknowingly funny.

Richard Amory (male, 30s plus). Claud s son and wife of Lucia. He would much rather pursue a military career than be under his father’s thumb.

Lucia Amory (female, mid-20s plus). Richard’s half English and half Italian wife. Speaks perfect English. She is devoted to her husband, but has a mysterious past.

Barbara Armory (female, mid 20s plus). Claud's orphaned niece. A modern young woman who lives a bit on the wild side. She wants a husband to take her away from her dreary life.

Edwina Raynor (female, 30s plus). Claud s faithful secretary. Observant, intelligent and reserved. Is able to understand Claud s scientific discoveries.

Dr. Graham: (male, 30s plus). Sir Claud’s doctor, intelligent, logical. Presents facts as he sees them.

Hercule Poirot: (male, 40s plus). A famous detective from Belgium. He has a great sense of dry humour and a sense of the ironic. Often times only Hastings gets his jokes. 

Captain Hastings (male, 30s plus). Poirot's right-hand man. Acts as Poirot’s sounding board. He has a great sense of humour and is generally good natured.
Inspector Japp (male, 30s plus). In charge of local police. Rough around the edges.

Johnson (male, 20s plus). Constable.

Production Dates

April 11-April 27

Production Venue

In the McEwen Theatre at the Kay Meek Arts Centre, 1700 Mathers Avenue, West Vancouver.

Notes

Audition Dates:
Sunday, January 5 - 7:00-9:00 pm, and Monday January 6 - 7:00-9:00 pm 
Call backs: Thursday, January 9 - 7:00-9:00 pm

Audition Location:
Silver Harbour Seniors' Activity Centre
144 East 22nd Street 
North Vancouver BC V7L 4L5

Description of Play
The inventor Sir Claud Amory is left with a bitter taste in his mouth when the formula for his powerful new explosive is stolen by someone staying in his own house. Seeking a swift remedy, Sir Claud locks the doors and switches off the lights to allow the thief to replace the formula, no questions asked. But the darkness brings death, and Hercule Poirot is left to unravel a tangle of family feuds, old flames and suspicious guests to find the killer and prevent a catastrophe.

Rehearsal Schedule: 
Begin Sunday January 12 - 3:00-6:00 pm
Sundays 3:00-6:00 pm, Tuesdays 7:00-9:30 pm. Thursdays 7:00-9:30 pm
(Not all performers will be required at all rehearsals)
Note: Monday, April 7 through Thursday, April 10 will be technical rehearsals in the theatre – actors will be required to attend.

Rehearsal Location: 
Silver Harbour Seniors' Activity Centre
144 East 22nd Street 
North Vancouver, BC V7L 4L5

Performance Dates and Venue: 
Preview Friday April 11; Evening Opening Night Saturday, April 12
Evening Performances: Wednesday-Saturday, April 16-19, 23-26 
Matinée Performances Sunday, April 20 and 27
In the McEwen Theatre at the Kay Meek Arts Centre, 
1700 Mathers Avenue, West Vancouver.

Notes:
• No appointments are necessary: first come first served
• Please bring a résumé to auditions
• Auditions will be a cold read from the script (scenes provided in the waiting room)
• This is a non-Equity production.
• Scripts are available prior to audition upon request. Please contact Director Becky Oben at 28toonz@gmail.com
• All cast and crew members of the production must join Theatre West Van prior to the first rehearsal ($10 fee)

Contact

Director Becky Oben at 28toonz@gmail.com

Play

Company

United Players of Vancouver

Playwright

Oscar Wilde

Producer

Fran Burnside

Audition Dates

Wed, Jan 8, Thu jan 9, 5-9pm

Audition Venue

St. Mary’s Kerrisdale, 2490 West 37th Avenue,Vancouver

Audition Requirements

We are looking for strong actors and we welcome applications from artists of all backgrounds, identities and ethnicities.
THE ROLES:
LORD GORING ~ LEAD
Age: 30s. Open gender. Impossibly charming. A party animal. Elusive, witty, sexy and viciously truthful. An OG dandy. One senses Lord Goring is tired of society and dying to escape its vapidity.

LADY GERTRUDE CHILTERN ~ LEAD
Female presenting. Age: late 20s – late 30s. Political. Idealistic. Opinionated. Righteous. Wears her “good conduct prize” with pride. Not one to forgive and forget.

SIR ROBERT CHILTERN ~ LEAD
Male presenting. Age: mid 30s – late 40s. A highly respected politician of seemingly impeccable ideals. Has learned the fine art of self-protection through deflection.

MRS. CHEVELEY ~ LEAD
Female presenting. Age: late 20s – late 30s. Fiercely intelligent, unscrupulous, daring, charming, sexy. An outsider holding a valuable secret. ‘Bombshell’ in every sense of the word.

MISS MABEL CHILTERN ~ SUPPORTING LEAD
Female presenting. Age: mid 20s. Loves being the centre of attention. Flirtatious, full of vitality, sharp as a tack.

VICOMTE DE NANJAC ~Male presenting. Age: 20s – 40s. A foreigner who loves a good time.

MR. MONTFORD ~ Any gender/age. Young up-and-coming politician – a dreadful bore.

MASON Any gender/age. Butler to Sir Robert Chiltern. Sees everything and hears even more.

PHIPPS
Any gender/age. Lord Goring’s butler. Possibly the best butler there ever was.

JAMES
Any gender/age. Sir Robert’s Footman.

HAROLD
Any gender/age. Lord Goring’s Footman.

LADY MARKBY
Female presenting. Age: 60s – 80s. A chatterbox socialite who loves making the rounds.

THE COUNTESS OF BASILDON
Female presenting. Age: 20s. Witty, fashionable, filthy rich.

MRS. MARCHMONT
Female presenting. Age: 20s. Also witty, fashionable, filthy rich.

Please prepare the side for the character(s) of your choice. Sides are posted on our website at https://unitedplayers.com/opportunities/
To secure an audition time slot, please submit a resumé and headshot to Fran Burnside at franjohnb@yahoo.com, letting us know which character or characters you wish to audition for, and if you have any time restrictions. Please also bring hard copies of your headshot and resumé to the audition.
 

 

Production Dates

Thursday, May 29 – Sunday, June 22, 2025

Production Venue

Jericho Arts Centre

Notes

This is a non-union production with the option to cast one union member on an amateur contract. Please indicate if you have any union affiliations.

Synopsis:A celebrated classic of dizzying wit with a side of knives. Set in London in the 1890s. Highly respected politician Robert Chiltern enjoys a reputation beyond reproach until a dazzling stranger holding a secret wafts into his party and threatens to upend his life. In a society where masks are necessary for survival, and marriages are built on ideals, who can risk being truly known? Starring an array of ‘beautiful idiots and brilliant lunatics’, Wilde’s play sharply examines themes of morality, power, truth and love.

“The God of this Century is Wealth. To succeed one must have Wealth. At all costs one must have Wealth… I fought the Century with its own weapons and won.”

CALLBACKS: Sat Jan 11
 

Contact

Fran Burnside, franjohnb@yahoo.com

Website

Company

shameless hussy productions

Audition Dates

January 11, 2025

Audition Venue

Green Thumb Theatre Rehearsal space

Audition Requirements

Anygirl Age 18-24 Female One woman - any girl - morphs into 16 different characters. She is on the entire show. Can be played by an actor from any ethnicity.

For audition prepare one comic monologue approx. 2 min and sides from the play. Sides for the audition will be given with audition time.

 

Production Dates

March 28 - April 17, 2025

Notes

Synopsis: Dissolve is a critically-acclaimed one-woman show by Meghan Gardiner that confronts the topic of drink spiking and drug-facilitated sexual assault. Dissolve follows a young college woman on a night out, moving back and forth from bedroom to bar scenes, morphing between a flurry of 16 characters, both comedic and compelling. Designed to provoke thought and dialogue about sexual consent, Dissolve challenges us to change our thinking and behaviour surrounding alcohol, drugs and sexual assault. Each performance is followed by a talk back with local experts.
Canadian Actors' Equity or Equivalent.
DOT contract or $850/wk + $62.50 per diem each night out of town (accommodations provided for tour)
Submission Deadline Friday, January 10, 2025

Rehearsals - March 10-27, 2025. Rehearsals in Vancouver at Green Thumb, tour throughout BC (Prince Rupert, Dease Lake, Port Alberni, Kamloops and Vernon.

The show will tour March 28- April 17, 2025 to communities throughout BC for approximately 13 shows.
www.shamelesshussy.com

 

 

 

Contact

Submit resume and headshot by email - renee@shamelesshussy.com

Company

Vagabond Players

Playwright

Lauren Gunderson

Producer

Dwayne Campbell

Audition Dates

Jan. 12 and 13 (7-10pm)

Audition Venue

Location The Bernie Legge Theatre, Queen's Park, New Westminster

Audition Requirements

 Auditions will require reading from show sides which will sent by the director or posted on our website in the Participate ->Auditions page. https://www.vagabondplayers.ca/auditions

Sunday, January 12th, 7:00PM - 10:00PM – By APPOINTMENT ( Book your audition time by Emailing: therevolutionist.vagabond2025@gmail.com. Submit your headshot and resume in your email. Let us know what role you think you are right for.) 

Monday, January 13th 7:00PM - 10:00PM – OPEN – seen in order of arrival.

Olympe de Gouges Age Mid 30s-40s Female Ethnicity: Caucasian Intelligent, witty, and idealistic, she uses her art to inspire change and fight for justice, particularly women’s rights. While she is courageous and creative, Olympe also struggles with self-doubt and the weight of her ideals, balancing moments of fiery passion with vulnerability and introspection. Good comedic timing, emotional depth required.

 

Charlotte Corday Age:20s Female Ethnicity: Open Fierce, intense, and deeply principled. A young woman driven by conviction, she is determined to make her mark on history by assassinating the radical journalist Jean-Paul Marat. Charlotte is bold, idealistic, and unwavering in her beliefs, yet she wrestles with the morality of her actions. Her passion and focus set her apart, making her both inspiring and enigmatic.

 

Marie Antoinette Age 30s-40s Female Ethnicity: Caucasian Larger-than-life, glamorous, and delightfully self-aware. The former queen of France, she is a complex mix of charm, vanity, and vulnerability. Often the comedic relief, Marie uses humor to mask her fear and regret, but beneath her extravagant exterior lies a woman grappling with her legacy and humanity. She is playful yet poignant, embodying both the absurdity and tragedy of her position.

 

Marianne Angelle Age 30s-40s Female Ethnicity: Caribbean Descent Intelligent, passionate, and resolute. A revolutionary from Saint-Domingue (modern-day Haiti), Marianne fights tirelessly for freedom and justice for her people. She is grounded and pragmatic, serving as the moral compass of the group, but her fierce determination is tempered by a deep sense of compass.

Production Dates

April 25 – May 11, 2025

Production Venue

The Bernie Legge Theatre, Queen's Park, New Westminster

Notes

Synopsis: Four beautiful, badass women lose their heads in this irreverent, girl-powered comedy set during the French Revolution’s Reign of Terror. Playwright Olympe de Gouges, assassin Charlotte Corday, former queen (and fan of ribbons) Marie Antoinette, and Haitian rebel Marianne Angelle hang out, murder Marat, and try to beat back the extremist insanity in 1793 Paris. This grand and dream-tweaked comedy is about violence & legacy, art & activism, feminism & terrorism, compatriots and chosen sisters, and how we actually go about changing the world. It’s a true story. Or total fiction. Or a play about a play. Or a raucous resurrection...that ends in a song and a scaffold.

Non-Union. Non-equity, no compensation.

Callbacks Jan. 15 (7-10pm)

• This is a non-equity volunteer production. There is no compensation.

• Actors cast are required to become members of Vagabond Players at first rehearsal ($20 membership fee).

Submission Deadline: Saturday, January 11, 2025

Contact

Please email Samantha at: therevolutionist.vagabond2025@gmail.com if you have any further questions.

Company

Naked Stage Productions Society

Playwright

Norm Foster

Producer

Kelly Thompson

Audition Dates

January 11th, 2025, 11:00 am - 4:00 pm

Audition Venue

Newton Cultural Centre, 13530-72 Ave. Surrey

Audition Requirements

Shayna Perkins -- Female, 30s
Grant Perkins -- Male, 30s
Billie Falterman – Female, Mid 50s - 60s
Wing Falterman – Male, Mid 50s - 60s
Veronica Dunn-Dudet -- Female, 40s
Maurice Dudet – Male, 40s

To book an audition slot, please contact the Producer (Kelly Thompson) at kellyinva@gmail.com, with a recent headshot, your acting resume and the part(s) you are auditioning for and you will then be assigned a fifteen minutes time slot. Sides will be sent closer to the audition day, no need to memorize, just become familiar with them. If you are interested, we urge you to reach out quickly, since audition slots are limited.

Production Dates

Feb. 21 and 22, 7:30 pm and Feb. 23, 2:00 pm

Production Venue

Newton Cultural Centre, 13530-72 Ave. Surrey

Notes

Synopsis: Shayna and Grant Perkins are new in town. Eager to make friends, the young couple decide to host a dinner party. The guest list includes two other couples, and all are undergoing house renovations and all could use a little fix-up in their relationships too! Hell breaks loose at the dinner party in this fast-paced comedy as secrets are revealed and cultures clash.
We are a readers theatre company, so no sets, props, just great acting chops required. Any actor who is cast needs to become a member of our society (unless you already are). Rehearsals run weekly on Tuesday evening from Jan.14-Feb. 18th, 6:30 - 9:15 pm with a tech run on Thursday Feb. 20th from 5:30 - 9:30 pm at Newton Cultural Centre. Actors must be able to attend all rehearsal and performance dates.
 

Company

Theatre in the Country

Playwright

music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Glenn Slater, book by Bill and Cheri Steinkellner

Producer

Reg Parks

Audition Dates

Jan 12 and 13

Audition Venue

Theatre in the Country 5708 Langley BC

Audition Requirements

Initial Audition will consist of individual singing audition and a group dance audition.

Please find all the details and secure an audition time by visiting https://theatreinthecountry.com/auditions/

PLEASE NOTE - We are specifically looking for a performer of colour to take on the lead role of Deloris Van Cartier.

We encourage performers of varying ages, all body types, ethnicities, gender identification and experience levels to come and audition. Audition for the roles that call to you even if the age/gender does not match. We are looking to cast approximately 20 performers.

SING – Please prepare a 60-second cut each of TWO Contrasting songs NOT from the show: ONE ballad (contemporary musical theatre 1970-present) and ONE up-tempo (contemporary musical theatre 1970-present) song OR pop/rock song from the 1970’s/1980’s. Have your lyrics memorized, and remember to act while singing! There will not be an accompanist at auditions, so please have an instrumental backing track ready to play on your phone/device. You are welcome to bring your own speaker but one will be provided. Do not sing acapella. Please be prepared to sing both songs but you may be asked to only sing one due to time constraints.

DANCE – Attend the group dance call after your individual singing audition – see Sign Up Genius. Please dress appropriately (character/jazz/ballroom shoes if possible and formfitting clothing that you can move in).

Production Dates

June 4th-21st 2025

Production Venue

Theatre in the Country, Langley, BC

Notes

TIC embraces diversity and inclusivity, welcoming individuals from all ethnic backgrounds and genders to audition for our casting opportunities.
Rehearsals will be on Monday and Wednesday evenings & Sunday afternoons and evenings.
FIRST READ THROUGH – March 2nd 5:30-9pm

Contact

Reg Parks
Artistic Director
reg@theatreinthecountry.com