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• Arrive at the school at least 15 minutes before your scheduled audition time.
• Present yourself at the main foyer and someone at the reception table will tell you exactly where you need to be. Band instrument auditions will be held in Studio B located on the first-floor back hallway.
• You will join in to a one-hour workshop and rehearsal with the WCCA Band students as your audition.
• You will be assigned a senior band student who can help you with reading music and any other musical need during the workshop and rehearsal time.

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING ON THE DAY OF YOUR AUDITION:

• A positive attitude.
• An instrument, if you need to use a Walkerville instrument, please make note of that on your application so we can have an instrument ready for you.
• If you have experience playing your instrument, a prepared Bb concert scale and music that you know how to play.  
• If you are brand new to playing your instrument, be prepared to demonstrate what you know so far 鈥� how to put your instrument together, make a characteristic tone, fingers/embouchure in correct place.

HERE IS WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR: 

• Students who demonstrate potential, are motivated, prepared, responsible and willing to learn

• See attached Audition Assessment Sheet. This Assessment sheet is exactly what the teachers will fill out when they see your audition.

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO BEFORE COMING TO YOUR AUDITION:

• Complete and submit the WCCA Application Form due by Nov.6, 2026 by 3 pm

• Submit the Application fee of $25 to the Walkerville C.I. Attendance Office by Nov.6, 2026

• Prepare your audition piece or practice basics of instrument playing.

Band Audition PDF

HERE IS HOW YOUR AUDITION DAY WILL WORK:

• You will need to arrive at least 15 minutes before your audition time.
• You will be met at the main foyer and directed to the change room and dance room.
• You will sign in, hand your picture of yourself, and get a number for the audition process.
• Your audition will be comprised of a dance class starting with a ballet barre, modern centre floor work and a jazz combination. There will be demonstrators for you to follow.

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING ON THE DAY OF YOUR AUDITION:

• You need to have proper dance attire (not jeans) and shoes - ballet, jazz or socks
• Examples of proper dance attire include bodysuit, ballet pink tights, leggings, shorts and tight fitted shirts/tank tops. (preferably black).

• Bring a recent picture of yourself with your name and the name of your school written on the back.

HERE IS WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

• Students who are responsible and want to learn (previous training is not necessary)
• Demonstrate the potential to be successful in a dance class, demonstrate creative movement and the ability to pick up choreography.

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO BEFORE ATTENDING YOUR AUDITION:

• Complete and submit the WCCA Application due by Nov.6, 2026 by 3 pm.
• Submit the Application fee of $25 Online or to the Walkerville C.I. Attendance Office by Nov.6, 2026.
• Find a recent clear picture of yourself, any size and submit on the day of audition.

Dance Audition PDF

HOW YOUR AUDITION DAY WILL WORK:

• Arrive at the school at least 15 minutes before your scheduled audition time. Present yourself at the main foyer and someone at the reception table will tell you exactly where you need to be. Drama auditions are held in the drama room.
• There will be a greeter who will sign you in. They will also tell you when you can go in for your audition.
• Your audition will be comprised of a workshop and audition that will include a warm up activity, as well as the performance of a prepared monologue.

BEFORE COMING TO YOUR AUDITION:

• Complete and submit the WCCA Application Form due by Nov.6, 2026 by 3 pm
• Submit the Application fee of $25 to the Walkerville C.I. main office by Nov.6, 2026
• If possible, attend the WCI Open House on October 29th, 2026.
• Find a recent clear picture of yourself, any size and submit on the day of audition.
• Memorize and prepare a monologue from one of the choices provided.

ON THE DAY OF YOUR AUDITION:

• Bring a recent picture of yourself with your name and the name of your school written on the back.
• Wear comfortable clothing and shoes that will allow you to move freely.
• If you have performed in any plays or musicals, bring a list including names of roles, directors and organizations or schools.

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

• Students who are motivated, responsible, and collaborative and have a strong interest or passion in drama/acting.
• Willingness to try new things and seek new opportunities for learning.
• Demonstrate the potential to grow in dramatic art.

Suggested Monologue Audition Pieces

From the Cherry Orchard (Charlotta): I haven't a real passport. I don't know how

old I am, and I think I'm young. When I was a little girl my father and mother used

to go round fairs and give very good performances and I used to do the salto

mortale and various little things. And when papa and mamma died a German lady

took me to her and began to teach me. I liked it. I grew up and became a

governess. And where I came from and who I am, I don't know.... Who my parents

were鈥攑erhaps they weren't married鈥擨 don't know. I don't know anything. I do

want to talk, but I haven't anybody to talk to... I haven't anybody at all

From Little Women (Jo): It was several days before Christmas- (She grabs her

portfolio and begins to write.) It was several days before Christmas. The sisters sat

about the parlor and grumbled about their fate. Meg, the oldest and most romantic

said, 鈥淚t鈥檚 not fair some girls have pretty things while we have nothing.鈥� 鈥淚t won鈥檛 be

Christmas without presents!鈥� said Amy, with her usual pout. 鈥淎nd we haven鈥檛 got

father to read to us.鈥� Said Jo, who yearned to travel and write great books. Only

Beth, sitting contented, said in a tone so sweet, even angels would have listened.

鈥淏ut we鈥檝e got each other.鈥�

From You鈥檙e a Good Man Charlie Brown (Sally) Do you know what I intend? I

intend to be a queen. When I grow up I鈥檓 going to be the biggest queen there ever

was, and I鈥檒l live in a big palace and when I go out in my coach, all the people will

wave and I will shout at them, and...and...in the summertime I will go to my

summer palace and I鈥檒l wear my crown in swimming and everything, and all the

people will cheer and I will shout at them... What do you mean I can鈥檛 be queen?

Nobody should be kept from being a queen if she wants to be one. It鈥檚 usually just

a matter of knowing the right people.. ..well.... if I can鈥檛 be a queen, then I鈥檒l be very

rich then I will buy myself a queendom. Yes, I will buy myself a queendom and then

I鈥檒l kick out the old queen and take over the whole operation myself. I will be head

queen.

From Our Town (George): Emily, I鈥檓 glad you spoke to me about that鈥� that fault

in my character. What you said was right; but there was one thing wrong in it, and

that was when you said that for a year I wasn鈥檛 noticing people, and鈥� you, for

instance. Why, you say you were watching me when I did everything鈥� I was doing

the same about you all the time. Why, sure, - I always thought about you as one of

the chief people I thought about. I always made sure where you were sitting on the

bleachers, and who you were with, and for three days now I鈥檝e been trying to walk

home with you; but something鈥檚 always got in the way. Yesterday I was standing

over against the wall waiting for you, and you walked home with Miss Corcoran.

Listen, Emily, I鈥檓 going to tell you why I鈥檓 not going to Agriculture School. I think

that once you鈥檝e found a person that you鈥檙e very fond of鈥� I mean a person who鈥檚

fond of you, too, and likes you enough to be interested in your character鈥� Well, I

think that鈥檚 just as important as college is, and even more so. That鈥檚 what I think.

From God of Carnage (Micheal): Yes. This hamster makes the most godawful

racket all night, then spends the whole day fast asleep! Henry was in a lot of pain

last night; he was being driven crazy by the noise that the hamster was making.

And, to tell you the truth, I've been wanting to get rid of it for a long time, so I said

to myself, OK, that's it, I took it and put it in the street. I thought they loved drains

and gutters and all that, but I guess not, it just sat there paralyzed on the sidewalk.

Well, they're not domestic animals, they're not wild animals, I don't really know

where their natural habitat is. Dump them in the woods, they're probably just as

unhappy, so I don't know where you're supposed to put them.

From The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime (Simon): I remember the

20th of July 2008. I was 9 years old. It was a Saturday. We were on holiday in

Cornwall. We were on the beach in a place called Polperro. Mother was wearing a

pair of shorts made out of denim and a stripy blue swimming costume, and she

was smoking cigarettes called Consulate, which were mint flavour. And she wasn鈥檛

swimming. She was sunbathing on a towel, which had red and purple stripes and

she was reading a book by Georgette Heyer called the Masqueraders. And then

she finished sunbathing and went into the water and said, 鈥淏loody Nora it鈥檚 cold.鈥�

And she said I should come and swam too, but I didn鈥檛 like swimming because I

don鈥檛 like taking my clothes o铿�. And she said I should just roll my trousers up and

walk into the water a little way. So I did.

Drama Audition PDF

HERE IS HOW YOUR AUDITION DAY WILL WORK:

• You should arrive at the school at least 15 minutes before your scheduled audition time.
• You will present yourself at the main foyer and someone at the reception table will direct you exactly where to go. Media auditions are held in room 206 on the second floor.
• Once you arrive at room 206 there will be a meeting area, please wait for your time, Ms. Piazza will call you in.   
• You will present your portfolio and discuss your Audition Interview questions. (see attached)

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING ON THE DAY OF YOUR AUDITION:

• Your portfolio (see ideas below for content)
• Your completed Audition Interview questions. (see below)

HERE IS WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

• Students who are: Talented, Motivated, Prepared and Responsible.

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO BEFORE COMING TO YOUR AUDITION:

• Complete and submit the WCCA Application due by Nov.6, 2026 by 3 pm. 
• Submit the Application fee of $25 Online or to the Walkerville C.I. Attendance Office by Nov.6, 2026.

FOR MEDIA

• Create your portfolio
• Put together a collection of photos, digital manipulations, video, graphic design, and or artwork that represents your strongest work. The portfolio does not have to have each of the areas identified. If all you have is artwork, then bring in your strongest work.

TIPS ON PICKING THE WORK FOR THE PORTFOLIO

• Select Photos that are in focus, have good exposure, interesting composition
• Select works that demonstrates creativity
• Select work that demonstrates your digital manipulation and other digital skills
• Your portfolio should be organized in a folder, presentation binder, or clearly labeled in a folder on a USB Drive.
• If you have it 鈥� include work that has been digitally produced.

Media Arts Audition PDF

HERE IS HOW YOUR AUDITION DAY WILL WORK:

• You will need to arrive at least 15 minutes before your audition time.
• You will be met at the main foyer and directed to the auditorium
• You will sign in, hand your picture of yourself, and get a number for the audition process.
• Your audition will be comprised of a singing a 16 Bar Cut of your choice, reciting a monologue and then learning and performing dance choreography.

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING ON THE DAY OF YOUR AUDITION:

• A copy of your sheet music and/or backing track, a copy of your monologue, proper dance attire.
• Examples of proper dance attire include bodysuit, leggings, shorts and tight fitted shirts/tank tops (preferably black), jazz shoes, clean indoor running shoes.

• Bring a recent picture of yourself with your name and the name of your school written on the back (Headshot鈥檚 preferred).

HERE IS WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

• Students who are responsible and want to learn (previous training is not necessary)
• Demonstrate the potential to be successful in a musical performance.
• Memorized and rehearsed song and monologue.
• Enthusiastic and portrays performance quality/character through the different elements of the audition process.

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO BEFORE ATTENDING YOUR AUDITION:

• Complete and submit the WCCA Application Form due by Nov.6, 2026 by 3 pm.

• Submit the Application fee of $25 Online or to the Walkerville C.I. Attendance Office by Nov.6, 2026.

• Find a recent clear picture of yourself, any size and submit on the day of audition.

Music Theatre PDF

HERE IS HOW YOUR AUDITION DAY WILL WORK: 

• You will arrive at WCI at least 15 minutes before your scheduled audition time.
• You will present yourself at the main foyer and someone at the reception table will direct you to your audition space

WHAT DO I PREPARE AHEAD OF TIME FOR MY AUDITION?

• Prepare TWO piano solo pieces (classical, jazz, or pop/own choice)

o   Select pieces that work best for you and show your strengths

o   Try to select contrasting pieces to show different styles of playing

o   Performing from memory (without sheet music) is best

• Prepare to play two scales of your choice, one major and one minor (harmonic, melodic, or natural) at your RCM/CCM grade level
• If you don鈥檛 have an RCM/CCM grade level, play a C Major scale in both the right hand and left hand, or hands together.
• If you haven鈥檛 played a C Major Scale before, you can learn it by following this link and watching the video: 
• Prepare to briefly explain why you hope to be part of the WCCA Piano Program.

HERE IS WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

• Students who have musical ability, are motivated, prepared, responsible, and willing to learn.
• See the WCCA PIANO: Audition Form below. This Assessment Sheet is exactly what the audition team will fill out when they view your audition.

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO BEFORE YOU AUDITION:

• Complete and submit the WCCA Application Form due by Nov.6, 2026 by 3 pm.
• Submit the Application fee of $25 to the Walkerville C.I. Attendance Office by Nov.6, 2026. 

HERE IS HOW YOUR AUDITION DAY WILL WORK:

• You will arrive at the school at least 15 minutes before your scheduled audition time.
• You will present yourself at the main foyer and someone at the reception table will tell you exactly where you need to be. String instrument auditions are held in Studio B located on the first floor back hallway.
• You will join in to a one-hour workshop and rehearsal with the WCCA String students as your audition.
• You will be assigned a senior string student who can help you with reading music and any other musical need during the workshop and rehearsal time.

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING ON THE DAY OF YOUR AUDITION:

• A prepared a two octave scale and arpeggio of your choice.
• Music that you are confident playing.
• A positive attitude.

HERE IS WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

• Students who demonstrate potential, are motivated, prepared, responsible and willing to learn
• See attached Audition Assessment Sheet. This Assessment sheet is exactly what the teachers will fill out when they see your audition.

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO BEFORE COMING TO YOUR AUDITION:

• Complete and submit the WCCA Application Form due by Nov.6, 2026 by 3 pm.

• Submit the Application fee of $25 to the Walkerville C.I. Attendance Office by Nov.6, 2026.

String Audition PDF

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING ON THE DAY OF YOUR AUDITION:

• Your portfolio - see below for content.

HERE IS WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

• Students who are talented, motivated, prepared and responsible.
• When examining your portfolio, Instructors will be looking for students who demonstrate ability within the visual and creative arts. We are looking for students who are excited about creating and exploring art. We will be looking at your portfolio for demonstrated skill and dedication to the improvement of your abilities.

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO BEFORE COMING TO YOUR AUDITION:

• Complete and submit the WCCA Application due by Nov.6, 2026 by 3 pm.
• Submit the Application fee of $25 Online or to the Walkerville C.I. Attendance Office by Nov.6, 2026.

CREATE YOUR PORTFOLIO

• Put together a collection of recent artwork (within the last two years) including paintings, drawings, school assignments, sculptures (photographs of any three dimensional work), photographs, prints, digital manipulations, and graphic designs. The portfolio does not have to have each of the areas identified. Students should bring in their strongest work.

• Try to include a variety of types of artworks. Include sketchbooks and rough work if available. If possible, include work that is created from life and imagination. The above list is a suggestion. If you have other artwork that does not fall into the above categories, then by all means, include it in your portfolio.

• Try to include a maximum of 10-12 artworks from the above list. If you do not have enough artworks, submit what you have available. If you have more artworks, try to limit the work to the amount suggested.

• Submit a portfolio upon arrival at your audition. Clearly mark on the portfolio your name and home school. Please put a note on the portfolio that identifies it as an audition portfolio for Mr. Lock. Put your name on every individual artwork. If one artwork gets misplaced, we want to be able to return it to you.

• All portfolios/artwork MUST be picked up immediately after of the auditions. DO NOT BRING THE PORTFOLIO TO THE SCHOOL BEFORE THE DATE OF THE AUDITION. DO NOT LEAVE THE PORTFOLIO AT THE SCHOOL WHEN YOU ARE FINISHED. 

TIPS ON PICKING THE WORK FOR THE PORTFOLIO

• Select artworks that show your creative ability, technical skill, and personal interest in art.

• Select works that demonstrate a range in ability and mediums.

• Select work that demonstrates your strengths as a creative person.

• Your portfolio should be organized in a folder or binder with your name and current school clearly marked on all artworks.
• If you have it 鈥� you may include work that has been digitally produced. If you have a video or portfolio online, you may include a link to it when you submit your work.

Visual Arts Audition PDF

 HERE IS HOW YOUR WORKSHOP/AUDITION DAY WILL WORK:

• You will arrive at WCI at least 15 minutes before your scheduled time.
• You will present yourself at the main foyer and someone at the reception table will tell you exactly where to go.

• Wear comfortable clothing and shoes and be ready to participate in a vocal workshop with other singers

WHAT DO I PREPARE AHEAD OF TIME?

• Prepare to briefly speak about why you hope to be part of the WCCA Vocal Program.
• OPTIONAL: Prepare a vocal solo (a pop song, classical solo, folk song, musical theatre solo, jazz standard, etc.) to share after the workshop.
• Choose a song you feel confident singing and that shows your strengths as a vocalist. See evaluation rubric below.
• Perform the song with accompaniment. You can bring sheet music for our pianist to play or choose a good-quality background/karaoke track with no other vocals. We will play your track on our sound system.
• You can sing with or without a microphone

HERE IS WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

• Students who have musical ability, are motivated, prepared, responsible and willing to learn.
• See the WCCA VOICE: WORKSHOP/AUDITION Form below. This Assessment Sheet is exactly what the audition team will fill out when they view your audition.

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO BEFORE YOU AUDITION:

• Complete and submit the WCCA Application due by Nov.6, 2026 by 3 pm.

• Submit the Application fee of $25 Online or to the Walkerville C.I. Attendance Office by Nov.6, 2026.

Vocal Audition PDF