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Auditions for our mainstage shows of the 2025-2026 Season are happening this month!

Actors of all ages and experience are welcome to audition for one or all shows. Some shows have adult and children's roles and some only adult roles. Please note children may be asked to stay later evenings and weekend nights if cast for the final week of rehearsals and performances.

Sign up to audition or contact director@encorecenter.net to submit a video audition if you are unable to attend in person.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/805084EA5A728ABFD0-57103916-encore#/

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Rho Psi Omega Chapter here in Charlotte NC is excited to share information on our upcoming program during Mental Health Awareness Month!

This year we would like to focus on our “Strong Friends” out there, those who take the time to care for, take care of and provide for someone who is unable to do so for themselves.

If you are a caregiver or work with caregivers, we encourage you to attend our Caregiver Resources Event On May 17th, 2025 from 10a-12n. Our Goal is to help connect caregivers and their loved ones to the amazing resources we have available in the Charlotte community that can make your caregiving responsibilities easier.

Register to attend as a caregiver:
https://rhopsiomega.wildapricot.org/event-6151844

If you or your company provides resources for our city’s caregivers and would like to share your resources at our event feel free to contact Lorrie Miller @ LMiller@rhopsiomega.org or Programs@rhopsiomega.org.

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