Arts Integra Summer Program

Check out the Arts Integra Summer Program in Markham, ON:

 The Arts Integra summer program for Emerging Artists is an inspiring performance-based program designed to nurture singers and collaborative pianists, preparing them to be competitive in the global marketplace.

These gifted artists are afforded an opportunity to develop their craft, hone their skills and enhance their repertoire while receiving instruction and guidance in a full range of innovative classes by some of the most highly regarded professionals in their fields.

Located in Historic Unionville within Markham, Ontario, the program is held just 25 minutes from the heart of Toronto.

Participants work one-on-one and as part of a group in an open, fun, interactive and nurturing Master Class environment, and have an opportunity to receive private lessons from our outstanding Faculty of Internationally renowned Directors, Coaches, Conductors, Master Teachers and Professionals in the Performing Arts.

The Emerging Artists Program is a stepping-stone to professional engagements, and activities may include participation in score study, vocal technique, artistry and interpretation, audition preparation and resume building, movement, diction classes, acting, performance practice, role & scene preparation, language & diction, character development, improvisational skills, blocking techniques, costuming, makeup, props, participation in rehearsals, coaching, career development and stage management, culminating in a complete and final performance for the public.

Acceptance into the Emerging Artists Program will be determined by audition.  

Taped submissions may be by CD or DVD.  

All applications must be received by May 1^st, 2011 in order to be considered.

APPLICATION DEADLINES:

LIVE AUDITIONS:

Live auditions will take place on April 28, 29 and 30, 2011 in Markham, ON.

Please phone (905) 471-3001 to schedule your audition time.

 

RECORDED AUDITIONS:

Taped submissions may be by CD or DVD.  All application materials must be received by April 29th, 2011 in order to be considered.  Late submissions will be accepted, but will incur a $50 late penalty fee.