Arts Internship Program

Provides undergraduate students with on-the-job training and experience in nonprofit arts organizations, while assisting arts organizations to develop future arts leaders. Includes community-based organizations like Cornerstone Theater.

Jumblies Studio Professional Training and Mentorship Program

Eight weeks of practical, professional training and mentorship with Jumblies Theatre on a half-time basis; some previous arts training/experience required. Includes orientation to and involvement in Jumblies ongoing projects and activities; facilitating a four-week mini-project workshop in a specific artistic discipline at Davenport Perth Neighbourhood Centre; participating in a series of seminars offered by Jumblies; access to artist mentors from within or outside of Jumblies; and support for future plans and projects. To apply: Send by e-mail a brief letter of interest addressed to info@jumbliestheatre.org, plus a current CV and a brief outline (no more than 2 pages) of an arts project you would like to do or an idea you would like to explore in a community-engaged setting. See Jumblies web site for details on Jumblies approach to community arts.

Apprentice Program

Nine-month training program for dance artists to study at Dance Exchange using dance in community settings.

Apprenticeship: Sojourn Theatre

Six-month internship for performer/creators interested in ensemble, community engagement and devising theater. Participate in the complete development and production process of new version of a company show, touring to middle and high schools throughout the year. Attend monthly weekend workshops and one-on-one mentorship sessions with Artistic Director Michael Rohd and company members. Includes performing, production and administration assistance, crew, working with youth, community engagement & partnering responsibilities. Application deadline in spring for fall program.

Professional Training Apprenticeship

Training that focuses on creating original work in Ensemble Theatre; creating original solo and ensemble performance in production and lab settings; performing at Touchstone and on tour; and teaching in a variety of educational and empowerment programs to gain experience and understanding of how theater artists can guide communities in exploring creativity, while encouraging and articulating points of view and creating cultural exchange. Nine-month program, September-May; includes monthly stipend. Auditions/interviews held each spring.