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Home of Humber College's internationally recognized creative and performing arts programs. The School of Creative and Performing Arts is the multidisciplinary home to ten internationally recognized arts programs taught by working industry professionals. We train artists in the art, business, and production specific to their industries, fostering transferrable skills.
Our programs are
Acting for Film & Television
Arts Administration *NEW - FALL 2015!*
Comedy Writing & Performance
Comic Scriptwriting by Correspondence
Creative Book Publishing
Music Degree
Jazz Performance Certificate
Community Music
Theatre Performance
Theatre Production
The School for Writers
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facebook.comAfternoon Drive - Andrew Scott
Did you hear our Associate Dean - and fabulous musician - Andrew Scott interviewed by Brad Barker on Jazz.FM91 - Jazz and The Arts last week? If you missed it - or just want to hear it over (and over) again - check out the link below!
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Awesome! Humber Music grads are #2, #3 and #4 on Earshot Magazine's national charts this week! Congrats to Snarky Puppy (and Larnell Lewis Music), Brandi Disterheft, and Andrew McAnsh!! #WeAreProud #HumberMusicLive
Standup comedy, dancing or theatre: how to get a job in the performing arts
Some good advice - and inspiring success stories - in this The Guardian article on getting a job in the performing arts. #arts #job #career #comedy #theatre #inspiration
Humber Publishing Services
Hey authors! Did you know that we offer a full range of publishing services? From editing to story development to marketing to query letters, let our experts help you get published!
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**Farewell & Many Thanks To Paul de Jong!** It is with mixed emotions that we announce that Paul de Jong, program coordinator of the Humber Theatre Performance program, is leaving to pursue opportunities at Stratford and beyond. Paul has put his heart and soul into Humber for over 13 years and has been a friend and mentor to faculty and students alike. We will miss his presence in the halls of Birmingham, but wish him the very best in all that he does!
My Nightmares Wear White - SummerWorks
Tickets for the SummerWorks Performance Festival go on sale today... and, among all the many fine works, might we humbly recommend "My Nightmares Wear White", created and performed by recent Humber Theatre grad Grace Thompson! And the Humber connections don't stop there! The play is directed by faculty member Karin Randoja; the music composed by co-performer Maddie Bautista; the assistant director is Ceridwen Kingstone; the producer is Bilal Baig; the stage managers are Fiona Dixon and Lisa Van Oorschot (who also helped designed the set); the Lighting & Set Design is by Micah Champagne; and the Assistant Lighting/Costume/Set is Rebecca McDermid, all of whom graduated from Humber's Theatre Performance and Production programs!! Break legs, guys - super proud of you all & super excited to see the show!!
JAZZ.FM91 - Jazz in July Concert Series
Check out the stellar Jazz.FM91 - Jazz and The Arts "Jazz in July" concert series lineup & get your tickets now to see Humber Music faculty in all four concerts!! *July 4: The Andrew Scott Trio: A Tribute to Henry Mancini (with our Associate Dean Andrew Scott) *July 11: The Canadian Jazz Quartet: A Tribute to Duke Ellington with Humber's Don Vickery and Ted Quinlan, along with Pat Collins and Frank Wright) *July 18: Gap Mangione Quartet: A Tribute to the Mangione Brothers (Gap Mangione will perform with Humber's Pat Labarbera & Mark Kelso) *July 25: Robi Botos Trio: A Tribute to Thelonious Monk (with Humber's Robi Botos)
Timeline Photos
What an amazing array of Humber Music students, grads and faculty performing at the Toronto Jazz Festival (this photo indicates only a few!) - check out the full schedule here: http://torontojazz.com/sites/default/files/calendar.html #HumberMusicLive
Intermission | The Game Changer: Fires Ablaze
Check out this article on diversity, tokenism and changing winds in the Toronto arts community, by Humber Theatre grad Joseph Recinos!
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AXIS P1357 Network Camera
Sooo, did you know that there's a webcam constantly broadcasting the construction progress on Cottage G??? Pretty cool!
Humber College School of Creative & Performing Arts
Attention creative writers!! Annick Press is seeking established and emerging writers and artists to tell true stories of their bravest moment for a YA non-fiction anthology. The format of the testimonial can be in one of many different mediums (prose, poetry, photography, illustration, etc.) as long as it tells the story of your teenage experience that tested your courage—the moment that was about to break you, but you took the opportunity to rise above challenging circumstances and chart a new, perhaps unanticipated, course in your life. We would like to hear from writers and artists with marginalized voices, and submissions from contributors of all backgrounds, sexual orientations, and identities are encouraged. Please send a proposal of 500-600 words. The proposal should include a brief introduction, the moment you would examine, and how you rose above it. It should demonstrate your unique narrative voice. You should also discuss how you are planning to approach telling your story and why this is the best medium for your story in particular. Please attach your CV. We thank you for your proposal, but due to the volume of submissions, only those chosen will be contacted. Commissioned testimonials will be paid by honorarium. Please send your proposal and writing or art samples to Robbie Patterson: robbiep@annickpress.com. **Deadline: June 30, 2016**
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