In the News
Job Posting: Program Administrator
We're hiring a new Program Administrator, a one-year contract position, with an option for renewal.
The Program Administrator role is a full-time position based on an average 40-hour work week. Please note that some CCOC rehearsals and events related to our programs will involve having to work evenings and weekends. This role is the central touch point for all communications with our choristers and their families. The ideal candidate for this role has exemplary communication and data management skills to facilitate all the logistics related to administrating all the day to day operations of our programs.
The job posting is also available on Work In Culture.
Application Deadline is September 23
Fall Auditions
September 12, October 3, November 7
We are always looking for more children and youth who share our love for music, performance, and dramatic storytelling. If you are interested in being part of this exciting organization, apply now!
Except for the Butterfly Chorus (children in JK & SK), admission to the CCOC is by audition only.
Auditions are offered for free with no obligation to join.
The Recording of The Monkiest King Documentary
We're Moving!
CCOC is moving to St. Clement's Church
In 2018, First Unitarian notified us that it has been sold for redevelopment. While a final date wasn’t provided, we proactively began a search to determine a suitable location.We found a wonderful new home at St. Clement's Anglican Church at 70 St. Clement's Avenue in midtown Toronto!
With air-conditioning, a large gathering space for families to wait, fully accessible spaces, paid parking and street parking close by, and with coffee shops in close walking distance....it's our opportunity to build a bigger and better CCOC community.
We are looking forward to welcoming you to our new home, once we can do so in a safe and socially-distanced manner!
CCOC Earns A 2020 DORA Award Nomination!
Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble
We're so excited to announce that we've been nominated for the second year in a row, for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble at the 2020 Dora Awards. Last year, it was for The Snow Queen, and this year, it was for our PC Chorus' participation in the Canadian Opera Company's Hansel & Gretel.
Congratulations to Teri Dunn and our PC Choristers!
