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Sheridan places CMTP on hold

CMTP is Canada’s first incubator dedicated to the development of new works of musical theatre. After ten years of success, Sheridan has made the difficult decision to put the work of the incubator on hold, following the news received earlier today that its founder and Producing Artistic Director, Michael Rubinoff, is resigning from his position at Sheridan.Rubinoff joined Sheridan 10 years ago, during which time he served as an Associate Dean of Visual and Performing Arts, the Producer of Theatre Sheridan and the Producing Artistic Director of the Canadian Music Theatre Project (CMTP) which he founded at Sheridan in 2011.Under his leadership, the Honours Bachelor of Music Theatre Performance program transitioned from a three-year diploma to a four-year Honours Bachelor’s…

Sheridan’s CMTP launches 2020 season with $1 million donation

Sept 25, 2020 – The Canadian Music Theatre Project at Sheridan College is proud to announce its 2020 lineup of new musicals. Almost A Full Moon, burden of proof, and Living the Dream will be workshopped over the next five weeks by Sheridan’s Honours Bachelor of Music Theatre Performance Class of 2021. This year, CMTP is also delighted to announce the creation of the Keith & Sharon Segal Fund for International Musical Development. Thanks to a generous gift of $1 million from Keith and Sharon Segal, founders of guard.me International Insurance, the fund will support the development of international and internationally themed musicals at the CMTP, as well as scholarships for international students studying at Sheridan. burden of proof is…

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