Auditions

Audition information for our fall shows!
Note:
A Christmas Carol(musical) auditions are open to ages 8 – Adult (Ages 13 and under, please see Important Note for Parents below.)**
Enchanted April (stage play) auditions are open to ages 18 – Adult
All roles are open. No prior theatrical or APOD experience is required to audition.
Audition Instructions:
For A Christmas Carol – prepare a one-minute selection of a Broadway song. Bring sheet music – accompanist will be provided. (Directors prefer that you sing with accompanist and not a track on your phone.)
For Enchanted April – prepare a one-minute monologue or read an excerpt from a book or play with expression. (Directors want to see a range of emotion.)
Auditions will be August 5 & 6. Please sign up below. Location TBA
Please fill out our online audition form.
Sign up for an audition time-slot HERE
You can get sheet music at: musicnotes.com
Questions? Please contact us!
Characters by Show
Enchanted April
by Matthew Barber
A Stage Play
Lottie Wilton – age 30 – A Hampstead Housewife
Mellersh Wilton – age 32 – her husband, a solicitor
Rose Arnott – age 40 -a Hampstead housewife
Frederick Arnott – age 45 – her husband, a writer
Caroline Bramble – age 25 – a socialite
Antony Wilding – age 25 – an artist
Mrs. Graves – age 70s – a London Matron
Costanza – age 60s – an Italian housekeeper
(note: ages are as suggested in the script. They may be adjusted depending on casting needs.)
A Christmas Carol
A Musical
by Alan Menken & Lynn Ahrens
**Important Note for Parents:
We take our mainstage productions very seriously. Thousands of hours go into bringing these shows to the community. It is an amazing opportunity for a child to be involved in a production of this caliber, but also a huge responsibility for the parents.
Children ages 8-12 must be accompanied by a parent at ALL times. This includes auditions, rehearsals, works days, and performances. In addition to being responsible for your child, please also note that young children cannot do this on their own. It will require a parent to be focused during rehearsals, taking notes, and helping their child learn their lines, music, and choreography at home.
Ages 13 to 15 – A parent must attend some rehearsals and be involved with the show either onstage or through volunteer work.
If you are interested in more of a drop-the-kids-off opportunity, please look into our theatre classes & workshops