SO NOTED UPDATE!
Sept. 25th rehearsal – TWO HOURS! (6:30-8:30 PM)
We’re at our usual rehearsal location – St. Albert Catholic High School.
If anyone can show up early, we’ll happily put you to work moving some tables and putting out chairs.
And now… WE SELL TICKETS! Sell, sell, sell – it’s going to be a great show experience!
See you there at 6:30.
FORTE PLUS UPDATE!
Sept. 27th rehearsal:
Red Willow Community Church, 2:00 PM.
Theme: Emphasis on DyNAmics!
Warm-ups
Seasons
Who Has Seen the Wind
An Irish Blessing
revisit World Without Music
If anyone can show up early, we’ll happily put you to work putting out chairs, so Criselda doesn’t have to do it alone.
See you there at 2:00!
Welcome to Acting Out Musical Theatre.
Home of
SO NOTED!
(St. Albert choir)
FORTE PLUS
(drop-in choir) and
ACTING OUT
(our namesake musical theatre troupe)
Singing, dancing, and acting for 15 years and counting!
Acting Out
Our Musical Theatre troupe has entertained audiences since 2008!
Watch for The Hammet Hawk coming soon – a 40’s-style radio show mystery!
Starting: Sept. 11, 2023
Show : October 7, 2023
So Noted
Looking for choral singing in St. Albert?
Join Criselda Mierau Monday evenings for an uplifting and unforgettable experience – all in 4-part harmony!
Starting: Sept. 11, 2023
Show : October 7, 2023
Forte Plus
Afternoon choral singing on a drop-in basis? You got it! Wednesday afternoon sessions give you the flexibility to attend one or all.
Starting: Sept. 13, 2023
When the Spanish Fascists forbade Pete Seeger from singing multiple songs on his play list at a venue there, he complied.
He went out, told people that he’d been forbidden to sing those songs. So he did not sing them, but *played* them, and observed that the police had not said that the people couldn’t sing them. And the audience did.
Criselda Mierau
Founding Artistic Director
So Noted and
Forte Plus
St. Albert choirs
Artistic Director of Acting Out since its inception in 2008, Criselda is thrilled to add two choirs to the AOMT family.
Join us on Monday nights with So Noted! All voice parts are welcome. Two trial rehearsals allow you to come and try us on for size. This choir will feature focused rehearsals, performances, rehearsal recordings, possible tours, unique opportunities from solos to small groups and widely-varied choral material.
FORTE PLUS:
Join us on Wednesday afternoons for casual choral singing offering a variety of genres and styles as a no-commitment drop-in opportunity. These one hour afternoon sessions will also explore local performance options. Come and join Forte Plus for an hour of singing some new, some old and some completely unexpected songs and workshop experiences. Discover more about your own voice and how it blends with others, all while exploring various genres and styles. No experience necessary.
October 7th
"The Hammet Hawk"
- Date : October 7, 2:30 PM and 7:30 PM
- Location: St. Albert United Church, 20 Green Grove Drive, St. Albert
- Tickets: $30
- Contact: Verla at manager@aomt.ca or phone 780.238.5617
What is The Hammet Hawk?
With special pre-show guest
Kent Wong is one of the most sought after entertainers in North America. With numerous appearances on national television, he is also a two-time, international Gold Medal Champion and a member of Hollywood’s famous Magic Castle.
Kent has astounded audiences with his unique brand of magic and humour for over 35 years. From strolling magic to banquet shows and grand scale illusions, Kent has done it all. He’s just as comfortable entertaining a small group of employees as he is in front of 2000 corporate executives.
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The Acting Out Musical Theatre Guild would like to acknowledge that we are on Treaty 6 Territory, a traditional meeting ground, gathering place, and traveling route for many Indigenous Peoples. We honour and recognize the rich artistic, cultural, and musical traditions of the Cree, Nakota Sioux, Metis, Dene, Saulteaux, and the many more Indigenous communities that call this land we share, home.