Dirty Rotten Scoundrels at Meadowvale Theatre March 12-21, 2027 Introducing the cast that will light up the night-life of our French Riviera. Lawrence-Mark J. Umphrey Freddy-Stuart Rosen Christine-Daniela Sicilia Muriel-Heidi Cyfko André-Stuart Le Fevre Jolene-Alex Chappell DANCE CORPS Kristina Testa, Elijah Baron, Emma-Elysha Clark, Julie Gartke, Ariana Harris, Sabrina Hooper, Tavo Jimenez, Vernonn Mostacho, Andrew Parent, Bilial Raza, Sabrina Stewart. ENSEMBLE Rob Arnold, Zellie Bride, Helena Desta, Steven De Zio, Carissa Forbes, Charlotte Kulaga, Jerzy Maj, Taylor Dean Wilson, Oona Zaynab. We are immensely proud of the talent in Mississauga and neighbouring municipalities who came out to audition for us. We look forward to delivering a show to highlight City Centre Musical Productions' 40th Season. Casting is now completed. Keep an eye out for individual tickets going on sale starting August 3, 2026. Look for the Tickets' button on our website to purchase directly and safely or call 905-615-4720. If you want to see more shows, check out the deal below. Encore Series Subscriptions now available to the public. See Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and 4 other blockbuster shows for one low price. Get yours today at www.encoreseries.ca or call 905-306-6000.

If you want to see great quality shows in Mississauga, check out the deal below. Encore Series Subscriptions are now available for public purchase. See CCMP's Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and 4 other blockbuster shows for up to 14% savings! This is a great value that you don't want to miss! Get yours today at www.encoreseries.ca or call 905-306-6000. Adults Subscription $150 plus processing fees Senior | Student $140 plus processing fees Encore Series: Bringing You A World Of Entertainment!

Due to increased demand, we are opening a few more spots for you to audition for an opportunity to join our cast! Please email us at info@ccmpmusic.com with the subject line, "Extra Auditions". Choose one, June 26 or 29, and we will confirm a time with you! Please review the Audition Details and download our fillable audition form to bring with you to the audition. If you don't have a printer, please include the form in the email request. Must be 18+. Hope to see you!

Coming to Meadowvale Theatre March 12-21, 2027. City Centre Musical Productions is taking Mississauga to the French Riviera, and is inviting you to join us in bringing it to its full decadence! Audition Dates: Monday June 22 and Friday June 26, 2026 from 7:00-10:00 PM. Dance call from 8:30-9:00 PM. This is part of your initial audition. Please plan accordingly. Dance Corps Audition: Monday June 29, 2026 from 7-8 PM Callbacks by invitation only: Monday June 29, 2026 from 8:15-10:00 PM Sign-up and detailed information are now on our show page . Must be 18+ to audition.

City Centre Musical Productions Inc. (CCMP) is an inclusive, community-based musical theatre group that has been performing top quality musicals in Mississauga for over 35 years. All members share a love of music, song and performance with the commitment to providing the best entertainment for the community. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Monday June 15, 2026 at 8:00 p.m. Meadowvale Village Hall 6970 Second Line W, Mississauga, ON L5W 1A1 The AGM includes: · A review of this past year · Messages from the President and Treasurer · Financial statements · The election and re-election of Trustees to the Board Thinking about joining a production? Volunteering? Curious about becoming a Board Trustee? Or you just love being part of a vibrant theatre community? Come join us - we'd love to see you! We can connect or reconnect, reflect and raise the curtain on another amazing season together at our social get-together after the meeting. Light refreshments will be served. RSVP: Francine at fgabelle81@gmail.com Please RSVP by Thursday June 11, 2026

The world of performing arts thrives on fresh ideas and bold leadership. If you are a director, music director, or choreographer looking for your next challenge, this is the moment to step forward. Our community theatre group is actively seeking creative artists to bring new productions to life. This post explores the exciting opportunities available, what organizations look for in candidates, and how you can prepare to make your mark. Meadowvale Theatre audience chamber waiting for patrons to fill the seats. Photo Credit: Marlene Taylor Why Directors, Music Directors and Choreographers Are in Demand The performing arts industry depends on visionary leaders to shape productions that captivate audiences. Directors guide the overall vision, music directors ensure the sound and score align with the story, and choreographers create movement that enhances the narrative. Each role requires a unique blend of creativity, technical skill, and collaboration. Organizations often announce calls for directors, music directors, and choreographers when planning new seasons or special projects. These calls invite talented artists to submit proposals. What Organizations Look for in Candidates When applying for directing, music directing, or choreography roles, understanding what selection committees seek can improve your chances. Here are key qualities and experiences that stand out: Artistic Vision and Innovation Committees want to see a clear, compelling vision for the production. This includes how you interpret the script or score, your approach to storytelling, and how you plan to engage audiences. Innovative ideas that bring fresh perspectives or challenge conventions are highly valued. Relevant Experience and Skills Demonstrated experience in your field is essential. For directors, this might include previous productions you have led. Music directors should highlight conducting, arranging, or composing work. Choreographers need to show a portfolio of original choreography and the ability to work with diverse performers. Collaboration and Leadership Productions require teamwork among actors, musicians, designers, and technicians. Committees look for candidates who can lead effectively while fostering a positive, creative environment. Strong communication skills and flexibility are important. Understanding of the Organization’s Mission Tailoring your application to the specific goals and style of the company or ensemble shows commitment. Research their past productions, community engagement, and artistic values to align your proposal accordingly. How to Prepare Your Application Responding to a call for directors, music directors, or choreographers involves more than submitting a resume. Here are practical steps to prepare a strong application: Develop a clear proposal or concept statement Outline your vision for the project, including themes, style, and any unique elements you plan to introduce. Compile a portfolio or reel Include videos, photos, or recordings of your past work. Highlight productions that demonstrate your strengths. Gather references or letters of recommendation Testimonials from previous collaborators or employers can reinforce your credibility. Prepare for interviews or auditions Be ready to discuss your approach, answer questions about your experience, and possibly lead a workshop or rehearsal. Meet deadlines and follow submission guidelines carefully Attention to detail reflects professionalism. Examples of Recent Calls and Opportunities To illustrate the variety of opportunities, here are examples of recent calls from different organizations: A regional theater seeking a director for a contemporary play that explores social issues. The call emphasized innovative staging and community involvement. A symphony orchestra inviting applications for a music director to lead a new series of chamber concerts featuring emerging composers. A dance company looking for a choreographer to create an original work blending classical ballet with modern styles, aimed at young audiences. These examples show how diverse the roles and projects can be, offering chances to work in different genres and settings. Tips for Success in These Roles Once selected, excelling as a director, music director, or choreographer requires more than artistic talent. Consider these tips: Build strong relationships with your team Respect and trust among cast and crew improve the creative process. Stay organized and manage time effectively Productions often have tight schedules and budgets. Be open to feedback and adapt as needed Flexibility can lead to better results. Keep learning and expanding your skills Attend workshops, watch other productions, and stay current with trends. Focus on audience engagement Think about how your work connects with viewers emotionally and intellectually. The Impact of Taking on These Creative Roles Directors, music directors, and choreographers shape the cultural landscape. Their work influences how stories are told and experienced. By answering calls for these positions, you contribute to the vitality of the arts and help bring meaningful performances to life. Open Call for Directors, Music Directors and Choreographers City Centre Musical Productions Inc. (CCMP) is an inclusive, community-based musical theatre group that has been performing top quality musicals in Mississauga for over 35 years.  All members share a love of music, song and performance with the commitment to providing the best entertainment for  the community. Applications are now being accepted for our upcoming 2027 production. If you are interested in submitting a proposal, please click HERE to review our show page for requirements and application details. Interviews will be May 20 & 27, 2026 in Mississauga. Deadline for Submissions is May 11, 2026. We look forward to seeing your proposal. #CCMP #communitytheatre #insauga #musicaltheatre #saugalive

About the day... Saturday, November 15th was a great day to watch young singers from Peel Region sing their hearts out! This was the annual Eleanor Calbes Memorial Vocal Scholarship Competition held at Glenbrook Presbyterian Church in Mississauga. 14 singers participated and they were adjudicated by 3 music educators from the GTA, Marnie Kersten, Chiara Siraco and Jamie Marr. The singers were all prepared to perform and entertained the audience of friends and family with both Classical and Musical Theatre song selections.   The CCMP Board is proud to announce the winners of the competition. Junior Division - Mayumi Lee, singing "Home" from the musical Beauty and the Beast Intermediate Division - Renee Samuel, singing "My Days" from the musical The Notebook Senior Division - Mina Iamonaco, singing "No Good Deed" from the musical Wicked   Congratulations to all who participated!  To learn more, click here .

🎭 Ready to Take Your Song to the Next Level? Join us for an Audition Workshop - From Notes to Narrative with Marnie Kersten   ... designed to help performers bring their songs to life through character and storytelling. 🗓️ When: Saturday, May 2, 2026 | 1:30 PM 📍 Where: Fiesta Filipina Centre for the Arts 5170 Dixie Rd, #101Mississauga, ON This workshop gives participants the chance to work on one musical theatre song in an audition-style setting, with guidance on how to make stronger, more intentional performance choices. 🎶 What to Expect: • Work on one musical theatre song with live piano accompaniment • Explore character, intention, and storytelling • Learn practical tools to strengthen your audition presence • A supportive, focused environment to grow your craft 📝 Important Instructions Arrive 10 - 15 minutes early to sign in and prepare for the workshop Bring your music printed double-sided in a binder for the pianist No matter where you are in your journey, this is a great space to learn, explore, and challenge yourself. 📝 Registration signup and learn about your instructor on our Workshop page. Quick link Here . Spots are limited - Sign up today! #CCMP #AuditionWorkshop #MusicalTheatre #MississaugaEvents #ActingThroughSong

CCMP and company built a Prom that they can be very proud of. They are so appreciative of the support from volunteers, patrons and for all of the positive feedback on the show. It is CCMP's goal to entertain, educate and bring our shows to life with passion and music and they have done that. The Prom Finale The Prom: "Rainbow Dreams" Standing Ovations every night! The Reviews: “It was an absolutely amazing evening of entertainment that touched all the senses with strong messaging - food for thought - a feast of colour sound and creativity!   My Mom called and left me three different messages about how much she enjoyed this flawless inspiring show.  LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR is so needed right now more than ever!”  Onita Dey “Loved the lights, sound, costumes. Standout performances by the cast – honestly I could name you all. But special kudos to Mark Umphrey, Erin Mouchian, Karl Kwiatkowski, Alex Chappell, Sydney Nicholson and truly all the cast.  You were awesome!" Christine    "I saw this at Meadowvale. It's one of the best plays." Linda Haffey, FB "Congratulations on a wonderful, uplifting show! Brian saw it on Friday night and I saw it Saturday afternoon. We were blown away by the talent, the message, the sheer energy of the cast. Bravo!" Brian and Susan Toogood, FB "Amazing production of The Prom. Congratulations to the cast and crew of City Centre Musical Productions." Sharon Chambers, FB " Fantastic Show. Well worth seeing. It is wonderful to realize how far we have come. Be your authentic self." Helen Conway, FB Thank you for joining us for this high energy production of The Prom Musical. We hope you enjoy the performance!​ Show Programme Here

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is coming to Meadowvale Theatre March 12 - 21, 2027. A Scrupulously, Frothy, Indulgent Ride! Get ready for a night of jazzy, laugh-out-loud fun when two con artists and one heiress find a whole lot of trouble in the French Riviera! Rated PG 13. This show is the 4th show of The Encore Series of 5 shows. Tickets will be available through Encore Series Subscriptions. The Series shows are Sister Act, The SpongeBob Musical, Urinetown, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Come From Away. These subscriptions will be available to the public for purchase as of June 8th, 2026. Prices are $150/Adult and $140/Senior or Student, plus processing fees. Information and online purchasing available at www.encortix.ca or via phone on June 8th at 905-615-4720. Single ticket purchases will be available August 3, 2026. Individual tickets are $35.00/Adults, $32/Seniors & Students, plus applicable processing fees. We hope you will join us for this wickedly fun musical!

Updated Cast List - January 23, 2026 - Tickets are selling quickly. Get your tickets today! What's it about? Four eccentric Broadway stars are in desperate need of a new stage. So, when they hear that trouble is brewing around a small-town prom, they know that it’s time to put a spotlight on the issue…and themselves. The town’s parents want to keep the high school dance on the straight and narrow—but when one student just wants to bring her girlfriend to prom, the entire town has a date with destiny. On a mission to transform lives, Broadway’s brassiest join forces with a courageous girl and the town’s citizens and the result is love that brings them all together. Winner of the Drama Desk Award for Best Musical, THE PROM expertly captures all the humor and heart of a classic musical comedy with a message that resonates with audiences now more than ever. Rated PG -13. Where? Meadowvale Theatre  6315 Montevideo Rd, Mississauga, ON  BOX OFFICE 905-615-4720      When? Performances: Evenings: March 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 2026 @ 8:00 PM Matinées: March 15, 21, 22, 2026 @ 2:00 PM  GET Tickets Online or call 905-615-4720 Who's in it? The cast of CCMP's The Prom coming to Meadowvale Theatre March 2026.

We are thrilled to be nominated for our group and the production of 9 to 5 The Musical along with many of our friends in community theatre. If you enjoyed our show and the talented people nominated for our show, we would appreciate your supporting vote. https://www.broadwayworld.com/toronto/awards/   Favorite Local Theatre (Non-Professional) CITY CENTRE MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS INC   Best Musical (Non-Professional) 9 TO 5 THE MUSICAL  (City Centre Musical Productions) Best Ensemble (Non-Professional) 9 TO 5 THE MUSICAL  (City Centre Musical Productions) Best Direction Of A Musical (Non-Professional) RENEE JONES Best Choreography Of A Play Or Musical (Non-Professional) RENEE JONES  Best Music Direction & Orchestra Performance (Non-Professional) JORDAN MAY  Best Performer In A Musical (Non-Professional) KATIE WISE as Judy Bernly JILL MCMILLAN as Violet Newstead Best Supporting Performer In A Musical (Non-Professional) HEIDI CYFKO as Roz Keith RONALD DEBECK as Franklin Hart Best Costume Design Of A Play Or Musical (Non-Professional) GRACE GAUVIN