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- Theatre | Chromatic Theatre | Calgary
Chromatic Theatre is a theatre company that develops, supports, and creates space for racialized theatre artists in Moh'kins'tsis (Calgary). Learn More Past Shows Learn More Learn More Kisapmata Learn More Learn More Sign Up STATIC: A Party Girl's Memoir Learn More Learn More Playwrights Unit 2024 Contact Us! First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting! "To develop and support diverse voices that contribute to an artistic landscape reflecting the spectrum of diversity we see across our country"
- Donate | Chromatic Theatre
Want to support Chromatic Theatre? We are a not-for-profit organization, but do not have federal charitable status. As a result, we cannot issue tax receipts. If you still wish to make a donation, we can accept Canadian e-mail money transfers at theatrechromatic@gmail.com . THANK YOU!! Donate: About Us
- Contact Us | Chromatic Theatre
Contact Chromatic Theatre's staff. We would love to help you out if you have any questions or concerns. Contact Us info@chromatictheatre.ca First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!
- Playwrights Lab 2015 | Chromatic Theatre
Greater Forest Lawn Playwrights Lab 2015 Featuring: Female Robbery by Jessica Del Fierro Dramaturgy by Caroline Russell-King Timmy, Tommy & the Haunted Hotel by Ali DeRegt and Kathryn Smith Dramaturgy by Alyssa Bradac Blind Pass by Hayley Feigs Dramaturgy by Zachary Moull Absurdable Universe by Kyle Hinton Dramaturgy by Neil Fleming Parched by Jennifer Roberts Dramaturgy by Jenna Rodgers Technology Trade-off by Phyllis Wheaton Dramaturgy by Trevor Rueger Featuring talented performers from across the city: Josh Bertwistle, Michelle Brandenburg, Alex Cherovsky, Filsan Dualeh, Devon Dubnyk, Chelsea Dwarika, Deborah Ferguson, Rodrigo Flores, Natalie Gauthier, Mike Griffin, Alan Johnson, Duane Jones, Alvan Le, Kelly Malcolm, Andrew Merrigan, Dan Perry, Ryan Reese, Holleay Rohm, Lara Schmitz, Makambe Simamba, Ayla Stephen, Liam Volke, Alicia Ward, Justine Westby, Sarah Wheeldon, and Greg Wilson The Greater Forest Lawn Playwrights Lab is a development opportunity supported by CADA for emerging playwrights representing the plethora of diverse communities that exist in Calgary. The Lab will be a safe creative space for writers to explore their ideas and grow their talent – in full colour. The Lab will be led by Jenna Rodgers, a local Director/Dramaturg, who will work with a group of up to five emerging playwrights, each developing their first draft of a play. “Emerging” refers to individual career status, and playwrights of any age are welcome to apply. Playwrights will not be restricted to writing about issues of diversity, but will be encouraged to use their work to explore issues that challenge them. This program will take place over the course of six months, spanning Oct 2014 – March 2015. Selected playwrights will meet twice monthly for the program’s duration. Meetings will take place in Forest Lawn, and will be tailored to support the group of artists that have been assembled. In the final month of the Lab, playwrights will be paired with a mentor in a professional director/dramaturg. You will be given 12 hours of professional development time and a cast of non-equity actors. The GFL Playwrights Lab will culminate with a public presentation to showcase the Playwrights’ work to their friends, family, and the greater Calgary arts community. Back to Past Projects Listen Now! Digital Program
- 2021 | Chromatic Theatre
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- 2022 | Chromatic Theatre
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- Media | Chromatic Theatre
Media An Important Message from our Artistic Director Jenna Rodgers Read More Winners and Losers Media Release Read More Artistic Director Jenna Rodgers Receives Lieutenant Governor of Alberta’s Emerging Artist Award Read More Medea Media Release Read More Cowboy Versus Samurai Media Release Read More Avenue Magazine – Interview with Mike Tan Read More
- Hiring | Chromatic Theatre
We're Hiring Title Join Chromatic Theatre in interpreting the narrative that the data reveals about cultural/ethnic diversity in Calgary's professional theatre productions. Be part of YYCTheatreStats' mission to drive positive change through data-driven insights! Apply today. As a Statistician, you will play a crucial role in analyzing and visualizing data collected from 2018 to 2023. Working collaboratively with the Associate Producer and Communication and Marketing Associate, you will explore research questions, suggest analytical approaches, and provide expert knowledge synthesis. Your insights will drive discussions during the Racialized Theatre Community Caucus, shedding light on the impact of these statistics on the Calgary theatre community. Download Job Call Key Responsibilities: Analyze and visualize representations of data Collaborate on data curation for events Evaluate existing data for gaps and propose potential areas for further research Provide statistical expertise and guidance on methodology Research Questions: What story is the data telling us about cultural/ethnic diversity in Calgary's professional theatre productions? What information is absent from the data that may provide additional insights? What potential gaps or limitations exist in our current methodology? Qualifications: Experience in data analysis Currently pursuing or have attained a Bachelor's degree, preferably in a field related to statistics or a relevant quantitative discipline Knowledge of and interest in the arts sector/theatre (an asset) Contract Details: Maximum of 54 hours for the entirety of the contract Hourly rate: $37/hour Priority will be given to racialized artists. Application Deadline: October 2, 2023 or until position is filled. Interviews will begin the following week. Chromatic Theatre is committed to providing an inclusive and accessible recruitment process. Please reach out via email to rebecca@chromatictheatre.ca should you require any accommodations or have specific accessibility needs during the application or interview process. Interested candidates should submit their resume, along with a brief statement of interest to Rebecca Comer Application Deadline is October 10 , 2023 or until the position is filled. Interviews will begin the following week. Rebecca@chromatictheatre.ca
- 2023 | Chromatic Theatre
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- 2024 | Chromatic Theatre
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- Maezy Reign | Chromatic Theatre
Maezy Reign Markerting and Communications Maezy Reign (they/she) is a biracial multidisciplinary artist, born and raised in Calgary. They work as a playwright, lighting designer and occasional actor. They are determined to create art that has the representation she never saw growing up, like mentally ill, gender diverse, queer, and racialized main characters. Both my parents are theatre artists and entrepreneurs so I've been raised in a very artsy family. Maezy is a mixed-race black artist. Maezy's paternal grandmother grew up in St. Vincent in the Caribbean and immigrated to Canada in the 70's. Performance and Creative Credits include; Gaslight (Vertigo), The F Word (Downstage and ATP) Shark Bite (Lunchbox Theatre), Hay Coloured Houses (Paprika Festival), Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (Alchemy Festival), Hang In There (Chromatic PLU), This isn’t home (fear the festival), Psychotic Bitch (Ignite Festival), Revolution or Slumber (WCHS with HPR), Donut Diaries (Ignite Festival) Contact
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