[ID: The image shows cartoon children wearing winter clothing playing around a small blue image of Cabot Tower. One child has a large magnifying glass, one is throwing a snowball. Another child is holding a phone with a selfie stick. There is snow on the ground, and stars in the sky. A large decorative star is hooked on a fishing hook and being hauled to one side. The background of the image is purple. Above the tower in white text is a logo that reads RCA Theatre Academy. Below the image is the text Saving the Star by Meghan Greeley, December 12-13, 2025 lspuhall.ca.]

Poster reveal for Saving the Star by Meghan Greeley! Join the students of the RCA Theatre Academy as they go on an adventure across the City of St. John's (and Mount Pearl) to search for the Signal Hill Star! You can find your tickets here: lspuhall.ca/theatre/

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Get your tickets for this thrilling piece on our website (lspuhall.ca) or call The Hall at 709-753-4531.

Poster by Perfect Day.

Our INKubator Series Poster reveal!

The first INKubator is coming up on November 4th at 7pm in the Cox & Palmer Second Space. Don't miss it!! The Dark Zone, a play by Step Taylor, is a thriller about modern dating culture - who hasn't wondered which way a date could go?

[ID: A graphic with a red background and five characters in work clothes, holding a pirate flag. There is a yellow shape with white writing on it that reads Gavin J. Snow Actor. There is a headshot of Gavin in a square frame above this. Gavin is a young male, 24 years old with brown eyes, brown hair styled in a quiff and a stubble beard looking into the camera smiling. He is wearing a black shirt with a turquoise blazer.]

[ID: A graphic with a red background and five characters in work clothes, holding a pirate flag. There is a yellow shape with white writing on it that reads Christian House Actor. There is a headshot of Christian in a square frame above this. The picture is a black and white photo of a young man, bearded and wearing a cardigan and round rimmed glasses.]

[ID: A graphic with a red background and five characters in work clothes, holding a pirate flag. There is a yellow shape with white writing on it that reads Teigan Follett Actor. There is a headshot of Teigan in a square frame above this. Teigan is a young white man with short curly dark red hair and grey eyes. He is smiling and wearing a blue long sleeve t-shirt in front of a light grey background.]

Part 2 of Meet the Cast of Pride of the Landlubbers by Rachel van Vliet !

Check it out November 6th – 8th at 7pm (with a Livestream option on November 8th) or November 9th at 2pm (Relaxed Performance/Subtitling/Live Description).

Get tickets at lspuhall.ca !

[ID: A graphic with a red background and five characters in work clothes, holding a pirate flag. There is a yellow shape with white writing on it that reads Olivia Graeme-McNabb Actor. There is a headshot of Olivia in a square frame above this. Olivia is a fair-skinned white woman with brown eyes and straight, dark brown hair cut to a short bob. She wears a burgundy turtleneck and looks into the camera, smiling, against a slightly blurred background.]

[ID: A graphic with a red background and five characters in work clothes, holding a pirate flag. There is a yellow shape with white writing on it that reads Bailey Jackson Actor. There is a headshot of Bailey in a square frame above this. Bailey is a white woman with medium-length dark brown hair, blue eyes, standing in front of a grey background.]

[ID: A graphic with a red background and five characters in work clothes, holding a pirate flag. There is a yellow shape with white writing on it that reads Seonaid Stark Actor. There is a headshot of Seonaid in a square frame above this. Seonaid is a caucasian girl with medium-length brown hair and brown eyes, wearing clear glasses.]

Part 1 of Meet the Cast of Pride of the Landlubbers by Rachel van Vliet!

Get tickets at lspuhall.ca

[ID: A graphic with a red background and five characters in work clothes, holding a pirate flag. There is a yellow shape with white writing on it that reads Rachel van Vliet Playwright/Director/Producer. There is a headshot of Rachel in a square frame above this. Rachel is a pale-skinned person with brown eyes and long auburn hair. They're wearing a green shirt and are smiling with their teeth.]

[ID: A graphic with a red background and five characters in work clothes, holding a pirate flag. There is a yellow shape with white writing on it that reads Cassandra Munroe Stage Manager. There is a headshot of Cassandra in a square frame above this. Cassandra is a white plus sized woman smiling in front of a red background, with long, loosely curled, dark brown hair with bangs, worn with the front section pulled back into a half up, half down style. She wears a black outfit, pearl necklace, and medium sized gold hoop earrings adorned with pearls and multicolored gems.]

[ID: A graphic with a red background and five characters in work clothes, holding a pirate flag. There is a yellow shape with white writing on it that reads Amanda Spencer-Parent Lighting & Costume Designer. There is a headshot of Amanda in a square frame above this. Amanda is a fair-skinned person with short, brown hair, brown eyes, and is wearing a pair of round, black glasses. They are also wearing a geometrically patterned blue button up with a more muted, yellow-ish triangle patterned vest. They are smiling at the camera with a grey background.]

Meet the Crew of Pride of the Landlubbers by Rachel van Vliet!

Get tickets at lspuhall.ca

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*Get 10% off if you are a @caaatlantic member.

Poster by @perfectday_ca

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Come check it out November 6th – 8th at 7pm (with a Livestream option on November 8th) or November 9th at 2pm (Relaxed Performance/Subtitling/Live Description).

First Poster reveal for our 2025/26 Season - Pride of the Landlubbers!

Our Provincial Presentation is written and directed by recent Grenfell grad @rachelvanvliet . Don't miss out on this relatable and humorous show - you may just be tempted to leave capitalism for piracy!

How to apply:
Please fill out our form: forms.office.com/Pages/Respon...
Please also indicate if you will need accommodations when providing feedback.

If contacting us by phone is a more accessible option for you, please call Box Office Manager Ren Follett at 1-709-753-4531 ext 200.

Twenty selected individuals with a wide range of accessibility needs will receive complimentary tickets to every show in RCAT’s 25-26 Season, along with a $100 honorarium, in exchange for completing a survey after each performance about your experience.

Do you identify as a member of the Deaf, visually impaired, neurodiverse, or physically disabled communities? If so, we invite you to join our AiR program.

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Resource Centre for the Arts Theatre is looking for participants for its Audience in Residence program 2025-26 Season, powered by Cenovus Energy.
As we research and implement new models for making our theatre venue and programming more accessible, we want to hear from YOU.

If you work in the arts and are interested in this discussion, please feel free to drop in and join!

For more information email Luke: producer@rcatheatre.ca

Our Rocket Roundtables are informal conversations open to artists and arts workers. They are an opportunity to gather, to share and to listen, as we work towards strengthening our arts community in a joint effort.

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Our second roundtable will be on Friday, October 31st from 9:30am-11am in the Cox & Palmer Second Space! The discussion topic (chosen with membership) is "Building Capacity in Arts Administration and Management". Supported by Rocket Bakery with yummy goodies.

Nora is happy to be back at the Hall to share her joy, curiosity, and her love of storytelling.

Nora has a BA (Anthropology) from Memorial University, and trained as an actor at the National Theatre School of Canada. Nora has shared stories on stages in Treaty 2, 4, 6, and 7 territories, in Tiohtià:ke, and across the island of Ktaqmkuk.

We're excited to introduce Nora Barker as our Youth Program Coordinator!

Teluisi Nora Barker, ni’n na Ln’u. Tleyawi Sple'tk Qapskuk, Ktaqmkuk. Wetapeksi Miawkpukuk aq Glenwood. Nora Barker is an artist from Grand Falls - Windsor, NL now based in St. John’s.

In his free time he enjoys designing board games, cartooning, watching Godzilla movies, painting miniatures, and collecting vintage toys.

He is also a regular foley artist with Ladies Who Lunch productions, and the chair of Untellable Movement Theatre. When he’s not doing theatre, Kevin runs an independent publishing company called Heavy Sweater Comics.

He has a BFA (Acting) from Grenfell College, and an MFA (Directing/Creation) from York University, where he focused on solo performance, mask, and movement. After Grad school, Kevin formed the Temporary Theatre Company, which focused on intimate micro-theatre performance.

Kevin has been a Newfoundland-based theatre artist for over twenty-five years working both on and off the stage as an actor, prop builder, director, writer, and more. He has worked for theatre companies all over Newfoundland but has always called the Hall his home.

After 5 years of working as our Operations Manager, we are excited to announce that Kevin is moving into the Public Relations & Fund Development Coordinator position at Resource Centre for the Arts.

Job Opportunities - Resource Centre for the Arts Resource Centre for the Arts (RCA) operates from the historic LSPU Hall (formerly the Longshoremen’s Protective Union), affectionately referred to as The Hall – which houses a 175-198 seat theatre.

Full Time (52 weeks), 35 hours/week, weekend/evening and on-call work will be required.
Start Date: November 3, 2025 (negotiable)
Location of Work: LSPU Hall

Find the full job description here: lspuhall.ca/hall/get-inv...

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: October 17, 2025

The position provides oversight of all building vendor contracts, venue rentals, and repair and maintenance.

Salary: $38,000 annually includes:
• health benefits (dental, medical, vision)
• paid time off (20 days plus two 1-week building closures)
• flexible working hours

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We're hiring an Operations Manager!

Position Overview: The Operations Manager is responsible for the smooth operation and management of the building, the LSPU Hall, ensuring it is well maintained and welcoming to all that use it.

Please note that performers should be comfortable/skilled in the following areas:

singing acapella and in harmony

movement

working within an ensemble/chorus

Submission deadline:
October 3rd, 2025

WOMAN 1: Jess' mother Liz, head of the Come Home Year Committee/Aunt Irene/Chorus (rural NL accent required, regionally non-specific), age 40+

MAN 3: Derrick Grey/The Detective/Man with the Dog/Stephen Grey/Chorus (rural NL accent required), age 40+

WOMAN 3: Ang/Psychic/Priest/Chorus, age 30+

Contract dates: March 31st, 2026-April 26th, 2026

RCAT is looking to cast performers* for the following roles: