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Be part of the evolution of contemporary Indigenous performance and culture.

WORK WITH US

Be a part of the evolution of contemporary Indigenous performing arts and culture.
 

CALL FOR PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER

RED SKY PERFORMANCE is seeking an experienced Production Stage Manager for our production, “ADIZOKAN”, which will be performed with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO).

WHEN: April 28 to May 4, 2025

(including rehearsals and performances)

WHERE: Roy Thomson Hall

60 Simcoe Street West, Toronto, ON

ABOUT RED SKY

Red Sky Performance is a leading company of contemporary Indigenous performance in Canada and worldwide.

ABOUT ADIZOKAN

Adizokan is a genre-defying creation featuring Indigenous vocals, electro-acoustic, and orchestral music, with dance and film.

https://www.redskyperformance.com/adizokan-2/

ABOUT THE POSITION

Priority will be given to applicants with:

  • proven experience as a Stage Manager in live productions;
  • a strong understanding of theatrical productions; any experience with live music is an asset;
  • experience in QLab and calling stage cues during performances with precision;
  • excellent organizational and communication skills;
  • ability to work effectively under pressure in dynamic environments.

We are looking for a non-Equity PSM with theatrical or dance experience. Applicants from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply for this non-Equity production. Priority will be given to Toronto-based applicants.

Fee is commensurate with experience (weekly range is $1200 – $1400).

HOW TO APPLY:

Please submit your CV and a short statement of interest by email to Red Sky Performance at gm@redskyperformance.com by January 10, 2024 at noon.

CALL FOR ACTORS, MOVERS, PUPPETEERS

ACTORS, MOVERS, PUPPETEERS: We're casting for a new production for 9 + roles! The production has yet to be cast. We encourage both Indigenous and non-Indigenous performers to apply!
WORKSHOP DATES:
January 20-28, 2025 (actors only)
REHEARSAL DATES:
May 5- May 24th, 2025 (full cast)
March 9-April 12th, 2026 (full cast)
Venue: Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto
Auditions: First round by tape
TORONTO LOCALS ONLY - OPEN TO UNION AND NON UNION PERFORMERS.
She Holds Up the Stars, is about a mesmerizing journey of a young Indigenous girl who returns home to live on the rez and unexpectedly bonds with a wild horse, cruelly broken by a rancher and his son. Amidst rising tensions, we witness her navigate a challenging world, revealing an inner strength that shapes her connection to home, land, and heart.
Sandra Laronde’s debut novel, "She Holds Up the Stars", received the coveted Kirkus Star which marks books of exceptional merit, was named as one of 2022 Best of Canadian Books for Young Adults by CBC Books, won the 2023 Horace Mann Upstander Award, joint winner of 2023 Best Books for Kids & Teens, Canadian Children’s Book Center, and was nominated for the 2024 Manitoba Young People’s Choice Awards.
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