Do It With Class Young People’s Theatre Inc. is a non-profit organization run by a volunteer board of directors, made up largely of company member parents.

Board members are elected at the DIWC Annual General Meeting and are chosen from the membership of parents and community members. The board members' role is to represent the interests of Do It With Class members and their parents and to support the company’s work.

2024-25 Board Members

Do It With Class Young People’s Theatre was created in 1993 by Andorlie Hillstrom, and three years later, Andorlie was joined by music and production director Robert Ursan. Andorlie stepped down as artistic director in June 2014, and Rob added that role to his existing duties.

A non-profit organization, run by a volunteer board of directors, the company initially produced shows at the Regina Performing Arts Centre. In 2008, due to the growth in the size of the company, Do It With Class moved its productions to the Conexus Arts Centre. In 2015, we moved again, this time to the University of Regina. We’ve staged shows at Darke Hall, on the University of Regina’s Conservatory of Performing Arts campus, and our current home is the Riddell Theatre on the university’s main campus.

Some of our alumni have pursued careers in theatre, while many others have become musicians, educators, lawyers, doctors, policy analysts, and more. Many of our alumni credit Do It With Class with playing an integral role in developing their confidence, self-esteem, and team building skills, which are critical in all careers.