Michael Slater
(Master of Ceremonies)
and Richard O'Callaghan
(Chairman of CaAPA)
remembering Harold Pinter
at the CAA

We welcome everyone who is interested in the performing arts and/or interested in using their talents, skills knowledge and experience to help others. 

For example, to stage our theatrical events we need not just directors, designers, actors and stage managers but also promoters, administrators, caterers, welcomers, etc. 

Whilst membership is largely concerned with helping others, however, you can be sure to derive much pleasure and practical benefit from being part of CaAPA. 

Click on the image on the left for a page of photographs of members and links to their websites. 

• CaAPA productions, readings, etc, offer opportunities for career development by enabling you to work to the highest professional standards as part of a positive and friendly team. 
• Theatre trips and other social events encourage members to mix socially, bringing like-minded people together and providing networking opportunities for members. 
• CaAPA offers chaplaincy and mentoring facilities to assist members in exploring both spiritual and practical aspects of their professional lives. Members are actively encouraged to share their experience as mentors.  See the Chaplaincy page for further details. 
• All CaAPA members are also registered as affiliated members of the Club for Acts and Actors (CAA). The CAA premises, located just a few minutes from Corpus Christi Church, in London's Covent Garden, comprise a small theatre and exclusive licensed bar and dining facilities. 

Annual membership costs no more than £20 (£18 by standing order). Significant concessions apply to full-time students, who pay just £5 p.a.  The subscription for existing CAA members is £12.  Click on the image on the left for a membership application form (PDF). 

Members may be interested in Artisan, a Christian arts group which uses the internet for social/spiritual networking.  Click on the image below for the Artisan website.