Well done to all that auditioned and congratulations to the those that were cast for the Back to the Past concert at the Headgate Theatre 11th June- 14th June 2025.
Life is the bubbles under the sea
Have you got the Golden ticket?
If you are 16-23 and interested in joining CO2 and the cast of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory please complete this form. More details about the show will appear on our Casting Call page shortly.
Calling all musical directors, directors and/or choreographers/assistant directors
We are excited to announce that CO2 will be producing Charlie & The Chocolate Factory in Autumn 2025 and COS will be producing Guys & Dolls in Jan/Feb 2026 at the Mercury Theatre, Colchester.
We are proud of the award/winning standards our productions achieve, and the opportunity this provides for aspiring creative partners. Would you like to get involved as a creative in either of these or any future COS/CO2 productions?
We are currently on the lookout for musical directors, directors and/or choreographers/assistant directors. If you (or someone you know) would be interested in providing the creative expertise behind our high quality productions and would like more details then please contact us with your expression of interest and a CV of any similar work you have done before if applicable, on secretary@colchesteroperaticsociety.co.uk.
More information about casting and getting involved backstage for these productions will be published on our website and social media platforms in due course.
NETG 2023/24 Award Nominations
We are delighted to inform you that Colchester Operatic Society has received the following nominations in the North Essex Theatre Guild‘s awards for their 2023-24 Showcase Festival:
CO2 – School of Rock
Best Musical directed by Laura Hicks & Leah Scott
Best Young Actor: Will Hackett as Dewey Finn
Adjudicators’ Award: the student cast/musicians and the young student ensemble for their talented and confident team playing and performances
The Debbie Miller Award for Choreography/dancing: Laura Hicks & Leah Scott for their choreography
Best Musical directed by Claire Carr with Holly Bird
Best Actor: Wayne Setford as Henry Higgins
Best Actress: Hannah Ambrose as Eliza Doolittle
Best Supp Actor: Stuart Williams as Alfred Doolittle
Best Supp Actor: Graham Bowden as Col. Pickering
Technical Achievement: lighting and sound design
The McKay Award for props & set dressing
The Debbie Miller Award for Choreography/dancing: Claire Carr assisted by Holly Bird for for their choreography of “Im Getting Married in the Morning” & “With a Little Bit of Luck” performed with high energy by the ensemble
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 33
- Next Page »