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The Young Centre will allow the George Brown Theatre School faculty
to expand its programs and offer its students an unparalleled theatrical
experience through access to exceptional, professional facilities. The Young Centre will truly strengthen the George Brown Theatre School's enviable
reputation as a superior training program on the national and international stage,
and be another glistening jewel in Toronto's crown.
The award winning Young Centre for the Performing Arts, designed by one of Canada's
leading architectural firms, Kuwabara, Payne, McKenna and Blumberg, includes:
- three flexible, state-of-the-art theatres
each with seating capacities
of 325, 225 and 100
- five large rehearsal/teaching studios
- four classrooms/ tutorial
spaces
- a complete costume shop
- teaching and administrative offices
Plus
- a student lounge
- a public lobby with a café
- an outdoor artist's exhibition
garden
This world-class facility does much more than elevate our
actor training program to the next level. It gives the
students of the George Brown Theatre
School an unparalleled creative and educational opportunity,
unique in North America.
Finally, the George Brown Theatre School is in a space commensurate with its outstanding reputation.
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George Brown Theatre School
Auditions
World-class conservatory actor training
in the heart of Toronto's Distillery
Historic District |
In order to qualify for an audition with the Theatre
School you must first apply to the Theatre program through the Ontario College Application Services (OCAS) at www.ontariocolleges.ca.
The 2010 auditions are schedules for:
April 27, 2010
EDMONTON
WESTERN CANADA
April 29, 30; May 3-7;
May 10-14, 2010
TORONTO
CENTRAL & EASTERN CANADA
GEORGE BROWN THEATRE SCHOOL AUDITION REQUIREMENTS
- Two (2) Contrasting Monologues (one chosen from the classical
repertoire i.e. 1575-1700, the other contemporary
i.e. after 1900).
- The monologues MUST be from published plays
(stories, poetry, movies, TV or self-written material
is not acceptable), and must not exceed 1½ minutes each
otherwise you will be stopped.
- The monologues should
be of a contrasting nature to show two different
sides of your personality
and one must be from classical repertoire (1575-1700).
- One
song of any repertoire. You will be asked to sing
without accompaniment.
BOTH THE MONOLOGUES AND THE SONG MUST BE MEMORIZED.
There will be a $50.00 audition fee, payable when you arrive on
the day of your audition. We only accept cash or
money order (personal cheques and credit cards are
not acceptable/we do not have a debit
machine). Students who arrive without the fee will
not be able to audition.
For all inquiries contact:
Larry LaForet: 416-415-5000, ext. 2167 or 1-800-265-2002
Email:
We also run Theatre Programs Information Sessions. Register
on-line or
contact Larry LaForet at 416-415-5000, ext. 2167. |
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