Do It With Class Auditions

If you’re between the ages of 8 and 18, love musical theatre, and live in (or within commuting distance to) Regina, Saskatchewan, come audition for our next season! We’ve got big plans for our 2024-25 season with three amazing shows lined up: a juniors show, a seniors show, and a full company show!

Auditions for our 2024-25 season will be in-person at our brand new studio location at 611 Park Street with our artistic director, Robert Ursan.

NEW MEMBERS AUDITION DATE: June 8, 2024

EXISTING MEMBERS AUDITION DATE: June 9, 2024

Company members re-audition every year.

What to prepare for your audition:

If you are between the ages of 8 and 13, prepare a musical theatre song and a poem for your audition. If you are between the ages of 13 and 18, prepare a musical theatre song and a monologue from a play. You will need sheet music or a backing track with no other vocals on it.

Also bring a printed sheet that includes the following information:

• your name

• age

• gender

• e-mail address

• phone number

• a summary of your music and theatre experiences (resume)

• a photo of you (headshot preferred)

To schedule your audition time:

Click the link below and create a Dance Studio Pro account or sign in if you already have a Dance Studio Pro account. Once you have signed up, click the upper left corner menu and select “Appointments and Private Lessons”, then click the Schedule button that appears.

• If you are a new member, navigate to June 8, 2024 on the calendar and select a time slot for your audition.

• If you are an existing member, navigate to June 9, 2024 on the calendar and select a time slot for your audition.

If you have any questions or require assistance with the Dance Studio Pro app, please call or text Jennifer at (306) 737-7096.

If you have any questions about the audition process and/or being a member of the company, please e-mail diwclass@gmail.com or call (306) 737-7096.

PLEASE NOTE: While formal training or experience with live theatre isn’t a requirement for joining Do It With Class, our company is a pre-professional program for youth that produces full-scale musicals every year. Company members must be committed for the entire season.

If a full year commitment is a bit much, or you want to trial Do It With Class program, we recommend you join one of our sessional classes; they are perfect for this!

Please visit Doitwithclass.com/new-classes to register for a sessional class if you choose to go this route. Sessional classes do not require an audition.

This season we are producing three shows! A junior show, The Little Prince, a senior show, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), and a full company show with both junior and senior cast members, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory! The junior show will be in November 2024, the senior show in February 2025, and the full company show in late March 2025!

All members of the junior and senior companies are expected to fully commit to participating in every aspect of Do It With Class’ productions, including acting, singing, and dancing. Company members are required to attend all scheduled training (generally one hour on Saturday afternoons for the first six weeks of each show) AND to participate in all scheduled rehearsals. Rehearsals are held weekly on Saturdays and Sundays, with detailed times for the season provided to company members when the new season starts in September.

During show weeks, our company members are required to participate in all six to eight school and public performances, including mid-week daytime performances, as well as all scheduled media events, filming/photographing, and other show-related activities.

Do It With Class is a non-profit organization, and thus leans heavily on parent volunteers for everything from set construction to backstage and front-of-house duties. Each family is a legal member of the company, with opportunities to serve on our volunteer board of directors and participate in our Annual General Meeting (AGM). Joining the company also entails a financial commitment, which helps to cover production and staffing costs.