Theatre NorthWest

Audition Calls

Theatre NorthWest will be holding General and Open Call auditions! Please follow the links below for more information regarding the audition process, the where, the when, and so much more! Questions and concerns can be directed to melissa@theatrenorthwest.com

We're Hiring!

Help us make magic with fabric this summer! We’re looking for a kind, enthusiastic, and sewing-savvy assistant to join our weeklong, half-day Summer Sewing Camps.

You’ll support young campers as they learn to sew and create—while helping us set up, supervise, and clean up each day. We encourage applications from youth with disabilities and those living in rural or remote communities.

Apply May 1–14, 2025.

2024-2025 Mainstage Productions

Little Shop of Horrors
Book and lyrics by Howard Ashman
Music by Alan Menken
September 12 – October 9, 2024

Step into a world where the quirky meets the carnivorous in our thrilling production
of Little Shop of Horrors. Join Seymour, a lovable florist with big dreams, as he discovers a mysterious, man-eating plant that changes his life forever. Packed with toe-tapping tunes, dark humor, and a dash of campy horror, this cult-classic musical promises an unforgettable night of laughter and suspense. Don’t miss the chance to feed your theatrical appetite with Theatre NorthWest’s rendition of this Broadway classic!

Warning: Please be advised that this production contains harmful stereotypes, portrayals of domestic abuse, mentions of poverty, death, and outdated language that may be offensive to some viewers

Kim’s Convenience
by Ins Choi
November 21 – December 18, 2024

Embark on a touching and comical journey with our upcoming production of Kim’s Convenience, a critically acclaimed play that celebrates family, culture, and the humor found in everyday life. Follow the misadventures of the lovable Kim family as they navigate the challenges of running a convenience store in Toronto’s vibrant Regent Park neighborhood. Filled with laughter, poignant moments, and cultural insights, this play is a delightful exploration of the universal themes that connect us all. Join us for an evening of laughter, love, and the enduring bonds that make us who we are.

Warning: Please be advised that this production features racist, sexist, fatphobic, and homophobic language. There are discussions of homelessness, religious conversion, harassment, a father son dynamic, and portrayal of violence that may be triggering to some viewers. There is also outdated language.

Theatre Northwest is located on the traditional unceded Territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.

Theatre Northwest recognizes and honours the recommendations from the Truth and Reconciliation commission with an understanding that the Lheidli T’enneh are stewards and custodians of their lands and waters upon which we are located. We respect and acknowledge the past, present and future relationship we have built with the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations and continue to build.

*A territorial or land acknowledgement is an act of reconciliation that involves making a statement recognizing the traditional territory of the Indigenous people who called the land home before the arrival of settlers, and in many cases still do call it home.