Looking for Teens for "Footloose" The Musical
"Footloose" Musical Show needs young performers. Please see the details below. Additional info: Prepare 16 to 32 measures of a song that best suits your voice in the style of the show An accompanist will be provided. Please bring a copy of your music clearly marking your start and end point for the pianist. Do not staple your music. Dress for movement. You will be asked to complete an audition form. Feel free to bring a performance resume but it is not required. Bring a listing of all your potential rehearsal conflicts in May and June. Bring a headshot. A simple selfie is all that is needed, All cast members will be asked to contribute an activity fee and a script deposit. The first rehearsal is currently scheduled for Sunday, April 30. We rehearse Sunday through Thursday evenings. Not all cast members will be called to every rehearsal. Rehearsal locations will vary in the Maple Grove and Osseo areas. Performances: June 16-25, 2023. If you are interested please apply.
14 roles
(G5-G3 Mezzo Soprano) Shaw and Vi’s daughter. Ariel is smart; she understands the rules of the different worlds she moves between (home vs school). Ariel loves to laugh but her high spirits are, quite often, her attempt to keep a lid on the grief she feels about her brother's death and the loss of her once loving relationship with her father. Role requires strong belt, must be a strong singer/dancer.
(C5-D3 Tenor) Big city transplant to the small town of Bomont. Ren is a cut-up, a joker who enjoys a good time. Lately, though, his fun-loving attitude has taken on a tone of desperation, as he tries too hard to convince the world - and himself - that his father's desertion hasn't wounded him as deeply as it has. Strong dancer.
(A4-B2 Tenor) Willard is not dumb; he is a gentle soul with quick fists, which are his defense against a world that he often has trouble comprehending. The humor in the character of Willard derives from his gradual, innocent and giddy discovery of the new worlds that Ren opens to him. Comedic timing and dance a must.
(F6-A3 Soprano) Rusty may come off as sassy and self-assured, but, in many ways, she is the most deeply romantic character in Footloose. She truly believes that she and Willard were meant to be together, but they're both unable to express themselves. Role requires strong belt, strong comedic timing and dance.
(B4-F3 Tenor, late teens to young adult) The local bad boy and Ariel’s boyfriend.
(F5-A3 Soprano) Ariel’s friend; the smart one of the group. Role requires strong belt, comedic timing, and dance.
(B4-F3 Mezzo Soprano) Ariel’s friend; strong belt, comedic timing, and dance required.
(A4-G3 Tenor) Chuck’s buddy.
(A4-G3 Tenor) Chuck’s buddy.
(A4-C3 Tenor) Ren’s friend.
(G4-C3 Tenor) Ren’s friend.
(G4-B2 Baritone) Ren’s friend.
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