Canada · 2026 direct-entry packet; verify the Fall 2027 version
Saskatchewan Drama Acting letter of intent
Saskatchewan's current direct-entry Drama Acting packet asks for a letter of intent with three short responses: why the applicant wants to study acting, a theatre work that influenced them, and an interest outside acting. The separate résumé records acting experience, while the audition includes a prepared monologue and interview. The detailed packet is labeled 2026, so its prompts need confirmation for the next intake.
Writing format
Three short written responses within two pages, plus an acting résumé and audition
What to prepare
- 1Explain why university-level acting study fits what you have already explored, using a particular performance, class, or rehearsal experience.
- 2Choose one theatre work you actually saw and explain how a performance or production choice affected your thinking.
- 3Use the interest outside acting to show a different part of your life; keep the acting credits and dates in the separate résumé.
How to approach the writing
- Treat the three responses as one letter within the packet's two-page maximum, with a distinct point in each answer.
- Prepare the letter, résumé, and monologue as separate requirements; the audition interview is another stage.
Before you submit
The department's direct-entry PDF is labeled 2026, while the current 2026–27 catalogue confirms the letter, résumé, and audition. Ask the School for the Arts for the Fall 2027 packet, current delivery instructions, and audition date before finalizing the three responses.
Read University of Saskatchewan Drama Acting direct-entry packet ↗Read University of Saskatchewan 2026–27 Drama Acting catalogue ↗Official source checked 2026-09-25.