December 30th, 2020: Program & Application Infosession
Join CIT’s Office Team, Michael Jukes and Kyana Garcia for another Program and Application info-session hosted live on Facebook. Featuring performances from CIT Students.
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The Centre for Indigenous Theatre is open and operating with full COVID-19 Safe and Social Distancing protocols.
We require students, staff and faculty to: wear face-masks or coverings, hand sanitizing, sign-in and undergo a temperature check upon entry.
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Training at CIT is facilitated by faculty and masters drawn from diverse Indigenous & western instruction and practices.
The Centre for Indigenous Theatre is the only school of its kind in Canada. We seek to train you, the future Indigenous artist, to become tomorrow’s inspired and passionate Indigenous voice.
We offer three & four-year full-time conservatory-style, post-secondary training prioritizing Indigenous culture; foregrounding the Indigenous theatre canon and prioritizing Indigenous knowledge, culture, language, values and practices.
We are located in the heart of downtown Toronto, Ontario, in the Yongeplace Artscape Building on the second floor.
How it works is? You’re an Indigenous person looking to train in Theatre and Performing Arts. You contact us and we start a life changing conversation about your future.
We have five key components enabling you, the students, to acquire and refine your skills incrementally through: core classes, specialized workshops, independent creation based on story weaving technique, mentorship, and performance.
Join CIT’s Office Team, Michael Jukes and Kyana Garcia for another Program and Application info-session hosted live on Facebook. Featuring performances from CIT Students.
Join CIT’s Office Team, Michael Jukes and Kyana Garcia for another Program and Application info-session hosted live on Facebook. Featuring performances from CIT Students.
This year, our December Showcase will be a three-night live event broadcast online on December 16th, 17th and 18th. The three nights will feature our students’ varied performances and some extra performances that you won’t want to miss.
Join CIT’s Office Team, Michael Jukes and Kyana Garcia for another Program and Application info-session hosted live on Facebook at 3pm. Featuring performances from CIT Students.
Are you ready to jump on board with an exciting Creative Outreach Associate position? CIT is seeking someone, such as yourself, who will become a valuable team member for the organization’s preparation of the 2020/2021 school year.
CIT co-funds not only a student’s education but also provides support for transit, living & housing expenses. So, the better-funded we are, the more opportunities we can create for deserving students.
CIT provides an extremely valuable, one might even say ‘essential’, service to the Native community. It brings out the very best in the young people it works with, thus launching them into lives that are constructive, meaningful and substantial; lives that will then affect their own home communities in ways that are nothing but positive.
Bravo to CIT.
I attended the Summer Intensive while I was enrolled at University of Lethbridge. The experience left a huge impression on me. The following year I made the decision to transition from the University to attend the 3 year program in Toronto. It’s been one of the best decisions of my life; through CIT’s training and assistance I have carved out a career as an actor and playwright.
I graduated the 3 year Full-Time Program at CIT with confidence and a lot of my own material to continue working with. The school was very supportive and my mentorship opportunity led to full-time employment. People I met through the school helped me find other opportunities to explore. The people, the place and the opportunities don’t end with the training, the benefits continue even after you’ve graduated.
