Join KWLT’s 2026 production of "RENT", Jonathan Larson’s groundbreaking Tony Award- and Pulitzer Prize-winning rock musical. Set in New York’s East Village, "RENT" follows a year in the lives of a group of artists and friends as they navigate love, loss, ambition, and community, featuring iconic songs like "Seasons of Love" and "La Vie Bohème".
Read MoreThe New Works Collective is looking for actors for their festival in August. Looking to cast parts for multiple pieces. Bring a prepared monologue or choose from a selection. Directors may ask you to read from sides.
Read MoreBased on the much loved Peanuts Comic Strips, You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown is a musical revue of Charlie Brown and his friends in their daily adventures! You’ll feel like you’ve jumped into your tv screen as you scramble to catch the bus, write a book report and play a baseball game with all your favourite Peanuts characters.
Read MoreKWLT's ultimate theatrical competition is back for its 13th year — if you're looking for a short-term commitment that lets you play on stage, have we got an opportunity for you!
Read MoreAs part of our gala fundraiser this December, KWLT will be presenting this uniquely StarKid take on the Dickens holiday classic.
Read MoreAuditions for the Canadian premier of this exploration of Shakespeare and gender are coming up soon at KWLT!
Read MoreCome try out for the first show of KWLT's 90th anniversary season!
Read MoreTwin siblings, Simon and Janine, living in Canada, unravel the secrets of their mother’s past, Nawal, after her death amidst the haunting echoes of Lebanon’s civil war. In a quest that spans continents and generations, they discover the truth behind many years of Nawal’s deafening silence and explore their origins through her story. As the past collides with the present, they come to understand the interconnected roots of their family’s narrative and their tangled realities.
Read MoreKWLT's ultimate theatrical competition is back for its twelfth year, and we're looking for actors who want a quick hit of theatre: one week from auditions to performance. Sound crazy? It should — that's why we call it March Madness!
Read MoreAuditions for this new Canadian play by a local playwright and disabled artist are January 26–28 at the theatre.
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