Arts opportunity

Professional Training Program for Properties Technicians

Application Deadline February 11, 2026

Program Dates Jun 26, 2026 - Jul 25, 2026

Overview  

The properties technician Professional Training Program is designed for emerging properties craftspeople who wish to develop new skills under the mentorship of industry professionals. 

Participants will practice props construction, evaluate building methods and repurposing props with sustainability a strong consideration as a theatrical practice. 

The Citadel Theatre (Edmonton) is looking for a trained terrier to play Toto in our upcoming production of THE WIZARD OF OZ!

Owners who are interested can send a photo and information about training to auditions@citadeltheatre.com
Please put "Toto - The Wizard of Oz" in the subject line.

Contract Dates:
First Rehearsal Here - February 10, 2026
First Preview - March 7, 2026
Closing Night - April 12, 2026

Reporting to the Box Office Manager, the Box Office Associate’s key responsibilities are to facilitate ticket pickup and otherwise assist patrons during performances, actively sell theatre tickets to new and renewing subscribers and single ticket buyers as well provide the highest level of customer service that Theatre Calgary patrons have come to expect. 

Theatre Calgary is currently recruiting 1 hourly position within the Box Office.

ABOUT THEATRE CALGARY

Looking for a local Calgary area based artist for a  one month show May of 2026. Art work to be on consignment with a 30% commission taken by the gallery for any sales.
Please contact Hannah  403-244-3688

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