Zoom Sessions & Meetings

All events are on Zoom.

ZOOM SESSIONS

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MEETINGS

CITT/ICTS Education Commission

The Commission seeks to define and uphold national standards while promoting a shared vision for training and professional development. Participation from across the country will help ensure that the commission can advocate for programs at risk, support institutions facing challenges, and provide a space for transparent discussion around oversight and systemic issues. The first meeting was held on Saturday, August 16, during Rendez-vous 2025 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Watch the recording here.

The meetings are held once a month, via Zoom, and registration is required. Educational institution representatives who wish to contribute to this commission are welcome.

The Educational Commission is led by Andrea Lundy, Director of the Production Design and Technical Arts Program at the National Theatre School of Canada and Secretary of the CITT/ICTS National Board of Directors.

Co-Chairs:

• Gavin Fearon, Technical Director, BrockU - Department of Dramatic Arts, Ste. Catharines, ON
• Torin Buzek, Instructor, Technical Theatre (Scenic Construction) - Fountain School of Performing Arts, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS
• Travis Hatt, Assistant Professor, Program Coordinator, Theatre Production - MacEwan University, Edmonton, AB

Next meeting: Tuesday, January 20, 2026 | 1 PM to 2:30 PM EDT | On Zoom
This meeting will not be recorded.

REGISTER HERE FOR THE NEXT MEETING

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ROUNDTABLES - From 2020 to 2022

Presented by CITT/ICTS in collaboration with PMArts and TDArts, these 60-min discussions brought together professionals, educators and students from the live performance production and technology sectors, and offered a unique learning space where ideas, new practices, creative solutions, current challenges and successes are being shared through open and honest conversations.

The Education Roundtable was dedicated to keep the discussion going amongst educators, from both staff and faculty, of Theatre Production Programs across Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic, and focused on the challenges faced by educational institutions, while tackling important and sensible topics.

The Re-opening Roundtable discussed the COVID-19 closures and the challenges that come with re-opening venues, as well as the new and different conditions and procedures that applied at that time.

These roundtables are now closed.

Audio & chat are public. Video recordings are available to members only: Log in to watch!