Acting Out Musical Theatre

ABOUT US

This unique and vibrant local choir is filled with experienced choristers who sing a wide variety of genres. Their rehearsals are intensive and rewarding experiences.

So Noted Singers currently have a space for one first soprano and one low bass but would consider other experienced voices as well.

Inquire at manager@sonoted.ca if you’re interested!

Our all-women’s ensemble has room for one more first soprano this year and offers a dynamic experience that showcases women’s voices in unique choral arrangements.

All are welcome to join us on Wednesday afternoons as we deliver an hour of casual yet focused rehearsal experiences with our older age group.

We are especially seeking tenors and basses but all voices are free to drop in and check us out. No experience necessary.

Contact manager@forteplus.ca for more info or click here to go to the Forte Plus web page.

This is an opportunity for seniors in our community to experience acting via reader’s theatre scripts – no memorization necessary!

Wednesday afternoon rehearsals allow this troupe to tell a story that works well with the songs that Forte Plus sings.

ACTING OUT MUSICAL THEATRE

Our Musical Theatre troupe has entertained audiences since 2008.

With a Halloween musical theatre revue show on Oct 31, we are looking for a few confident soloists, actors, chorus participants and volunteers to make it all happen!

Members of this troupe are also often offered opportunities to be in acting scenes as part of choir shows and to be a part of one big full on musical theatre show per year.

Past Performances

Singing, dancing, and acting for 18 years and counting!

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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.