ARTS AUDITIONS IN BRIEF

Sing Ruddigore with the Victoria Gilbert & Sullivan Society

Sing Ruddigore

The Victoria Gilbert & Sullivan Society is holding auditions for the chorus of their March/April production of Ruddigore on Sept. 30.

Contact producer@gilbertandsullivanvictoria.ca or 250-889-5962 to book an audition.

 

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