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Auditions: The Little Mermaid – CLOSED

THE LITTLE MERMAID: PANTO Auditions

The Little MermaidWritten by Crystal Weltzin
Directed by:Kerri Norris
Casting Principal Characters:Casting non-union Principal roles - HONOURARIUM paid (Ages 16+).
All ethnicities and backgrounds are encouraged to audition. Singing and dancing required for all characters.
Honourariums range from $25-75 per performance
Casting Ensemble Members:CASTING non-union Ensemble - VOLUNTEER unpaid positions (All Ages). All ethnicities and backgrounds are encouraged to audition.
Location(s):Surrey Arts Centre & Massey Theatre
Show DatesSurrey: December 19-21, 26-28, 2025 (TECH December 17 & 18, 2025)
New Westminster: January 2-4, 2026 (Tech December 30, 2025)
**Note: There is no performances on December 24th or 25th.
Rehearsals:**While there is some flexibility in the rehearsal schedule for conflicts if you are not available, in general, for the set rehearsal schedule either ask about your conflicts or do not submit.

First Read September 21, 2025 - 12pm-6pm.
Sept - Dec: Tuesday’s 6:30-10pm (Principals only), Sundays 12-6pm (ALL)
***There will be reserve rehearsals for Principal characters Nov 27th,Dec 4th & Dec 11th
***There will be a Saturday Rehearsal for ALL cast on Saturday, December 13th
Auditions:June 15 - 10:00-3:00pm
At the Studio
10660 City Parkway, Surrey
Callbacks:June 16 - 6:00-10:00pm
(Only those invited to call-backs will be contacted.)
Deadline:Please submit by June 8, 2025
Contact name for Submissions:Crystal Weltzin
auditions@rctheatreco.com
Application for Submissions:Please send your headshot and CV to the email above.
Prepare:Be prepared to read sides from the script and sing 1 minute of a song either A Cappella or bring a device to play your track (Your phone is acceptable). You may be asked to do a short movement sequence.

Sides will be sent closer to the audition date.
*LOCAL SUBMISSIONS ONLY*
CharacterRoleAges
BisqueIdle Jane character. Smart, savvy and clever. Requires comedic timing and flexible physicality. Played as a female-identifying character.20’s and up - female identifying actor or non-binary
DebrisSidekick to the lead villain. Requires comedic timing and flexible physicality.16 and up - Open to male-identifying, female-identifying or non-binary.
DetritusSidekick to the lead villain. Requires comedic timing and flexible physicality.16 and up - Open to male-identifying, female-identifying or non-binary.
EnsembleComfortable singing and dancing. No experience necessary. Ensemble includes the following characters: Fish, merpeople, villagers, blacklight and Bog Beasts.All Ages - Open to male-identifying, female-identifying or non-binary.
EricThe Principal boy role is a male identifying character played by a female identifying actor. Strong singing, dance skills and comedic timing. Familiarity with traditional Panto character roles necessary. Must be comfortable working in heeled shoes.20’s and up - Female identifying or non binary
FlounderIdle Jack character, they are the friend to all the children in the audience and best friend to Ariel. Requires comedic timing and flexible physicality. Played as a male-identifying character.20’s and up - male-identifying actor or non-binary
King TritonThe King of the Pacific and Ariel's father.Open 20+ - Open to male-identifying, female-identifying or non-binary. Will play a male-identifying character.
Anyone 16 and older must complete a Volunteer Police Information Check as we work with children and vulnerable peoples. This is completed by RCTC on the first day of rehearsal.

The Royal Canadian Theatre Company employs non-discrimination in all audition and hiring practices, and is honoured to be able to make theatre on the ancestral and unceded traditional territories of the Qayqayt, Matsqui, Kwantlen, Katzie and Semiahmoo First Nations, who were the first peoples to live, to dance, tell stories and sing songs in these lands.

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The Province of British Columbia has declared Friday, May 2, 2025, an official day of remembrance and mourning for the victims o…

The Province of British Columbia has declared Friday, May 2, 2025, an official day of remembrance and mourning for the victims of the tragedy at the Lapu Lapu Day Festival in Vancouver on April 26, 2025.

This tragedy has had profound impact on the Filipino community in B.C. and many others in Vancouver and throughout the province.

The day of remembrance and mourning is an opportunity for people in British Columbia to come together, grieve the loss of innocent lives and recognize the contributions the victims made to their communities and the province. It is also a time to offer comfort to all of those impacted, including those who have lost loved ones, those recovering and those who witnessed the horrific scene, and to offer deep appreciation to community partners, the police, paramedics and those working at the hospitals for their dedicated service at a trying time. Hundreds of volunteers and community members are also stepping up to help at a trying time.

We want to offer our deepest condolences at this time to our Filipino Community.

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A brand new season of shows set for 2025 and 2026

A brand new season of shows set for 2025 and 2026.

If you were at our Opening Show of “We Don’t Talk About Book Club” in Surrey, you already know what we have lined up for next season. If you weren’t here is your insider view!

“They Came from Mars and Landed Outside the Farndale Avenue Church Hall in Time for the Townswomen’s Guild’s Coffee Morning”
Written by David McGillbray & Walter Zerlin Jr

Surrey Arts Centre – September 26-28 | 2pm & 7:30pm showtimes
Anvil Theatre – October 3-5 | 2pm & 7:30pm showtimes

“The Little Mermaid” (A Pantomime)
Written by Crystal Weltzin

Surrey Arts Centre – December 19-21, 26-28 | 2pm, 6:30pm & 7:30pm showtimes
Anvil Theatre – January 2-4 | 2pm, 6:30pm & 7:30pm showtimes

“Pizzazz” (Studio Series!)
Written by Hugh Leonard

RCTC Studio (10660 City Parkway) – February 13-15 | 2pm & 7:30pm showtimes

“The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane”
Adapted by Dwayne Hartford From the book by Kate DiCamillo

Surrey Arts Centre – March 13-14 | 2pm & 7:30pm showtimes
Evergreen Cultural Centre – March 20-22 | 2pm & 7:30pm showtimes
Anvil Theatre – March 27-29 | 2pm & 7:30pm showtimes

Season Tickets on sale July 2!

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RCTC is excited to be a Community Sponsor of Surrey’s SPARK Stages!

RCTC is excited to be a Community Sponsor of Surrey’s SPARK Stages! Keep reading for a special promo below, JUST for our amazing audiences!

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You’ll also find information about all SPARK shows on our Surrey’s Event page.
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RCTC families and friends save $5 off tickets by using promo code CIRCUS* at the online checkout or by calling the box office at 604-501-5580.

*Please note: this promotion does not apply to tickets for the special “A Simple Space” onstage seating.

Surrey SPARK Stages as part of the performing arts festival for kids happening at the Surrey Arts Centre May 23-25.

See what’s on at surrey.ca/spark!

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