Annual General Meeting 2022
Theatre Kent’s Annual AGM Saturday Sept 10th 2022 at 4:30pm.Location: 232 Chatham St. N., Blenheim ON It’s Election Year! Every other year, Theatre Kent holds an open election for the
Script Writing Group – July 2022
Theatre Kent’s Script Writing Group, a.k.a. Homegrown Shorts will be meeting again on Thursday, July 28, 7-9pm. We would love you to join us if you: Are interested in learning
Homegrown Shorts Play Festival
Home Grown Shorts…what is it you ask? No, it’s not a set of knitted shorts your Gramma made you. It is an inaugural festival of locally written, directed and acted
Homegrown Shorts Auditions
Debuting: Homegrown Shorts! Dates:Saturday May 7, 1-3pmTuesday May 10, 6:30-8pm Where: St. Andrews Fellowship Hall (across from the Dutch Market) What is Homegrown Shorts? It is a compilation of 7-8 locally written scripts
Seeking Submissions 2022
One Act Plays For Theatre Kent Festival of Staged Plays Theatre Kent is seeking one act plays written by Chatham-Kent/local writers to be showcased in our first one act, staged
Calendar Girls February Auditions
**UPDATE: Wednesday, February 2nd auditions have been cancelled due to weather. Please join us on Sunday instead!** Theatre is BACK in Chatham Kent! If you are looking to get back
Message From The Board 2021
One of the real joys this holiday season is the opportunity to say Thank You! 2021 has provided us with some challenges and some great successes and we thank you
Creative Writers Group Update
Lori Zozzolotto led a group of creative writers through TK’s first writing group in November. During this evening the group discussed how to find your “voice” to write a one
Calendar Girls Audition
Date: Sunday, December 12th, 2021 @ 2PMLocation: 16 Park Lane, Tilbury, ON Supporting Roles – Currently AvailableLiam – late 20s to early 30sLiam would like to be directing other things
Return to Sender
Sunday, December 5, 2021 at 4:00 pm Theatre Kent returns to the Capitol stage with a hilarious rom-com romp! “Return to Sender,” by Stratford-based playwright Joan Veldman, tells the story