Young Talent Wanted for "Bat Boy The Musical"
Looking for actors ages 16 and above for "Bat Boy The Musical". Please see the details below. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED. Additional info: Prepare the audition song listed on the Bat Boy available roles/descriptions link. There is accompaniment and music provided. You may prepare more than one if you are interested in several roles. Please note that if not cast in the role in which you audition, you will still be considered for other roles/ensemble Please select, prepare, and memorize a monologue from one of the approved selections (scroll to the last two pages). Songs and monologues should be memorized. The show dates are October 17, 18, and 19 (7:30 pm), performed in Rochester, PA. Rehearsals begin September 4th (approximate). If interested, please apply.
8 roles
Edgar is half boy/half bat and his journey from a primitive/unrefined being to a well-rounded and civilized human (and the difficulties he encounters along the way) is the heart of our story. "Bat Boy" is very raw and unsophisticated at the beginning of the play (after all, he has lived in a cave his entire life and never been exposed to civilization) and can't even speak. Vocal Range - Tenor - B2 - A4. Falsetto to E5.
The Parker's rebellious daughter. Shelley and her mother convince her father to spare Bat Boy. Shelley transforms from a spoiled brat who taunts Bat Boy into a young woman who falls in love with him and protects him from the town's wrath. Vocal Range - Soprano with Strong Belt - G3 - Ab5
One of the adventurous siblings who discovers Bat Boy in a cave. A bully and Shelley's boyfriend. Has a "rap" song. Vocal Range - Baritone
One of the adventurous siblings who discovers Bat Boy in a cave. Vocal Range - Baritone
One of the adventurous siblings who discovers Bat Boy in a cave. Vocal Range - Mezzo Soprano
Simple and superstitious, the townspeople are over-the-top representations of rural farmers – think plaid shirts and cheesy southern accents! Most ensemble members have solo speaking and singing lines and all have lots of opportunities to shine. In addition to playing the townsfolk and getting to sing great songs like "Another Dead Cow" and "A Joyful Noise". Actors playing these roles must be strong singers and good actors and movers. All Vocal Ranges
Simple and superstitious, the townspeople are over-the-top representations of rural farmers – think plaid shirts and cheesy southern accents! Most ensemble members have solo speaking and singing lines and all have lots of opportunities to shine. In addition to playing the townsfolk and getting to sing great songs like "Another Dead Cow" and "A Joyful Noise". Actors playing these roles must be strong singers and good actors and movers. All Vocal Ranges
Simple and superstitious, the townspeople are over-the-top representations of rural farmers – think plaid shirts and cheesy southern accents! Most ensemble members have solo speaking and singing lines and all have lots of opportunities to shine. In addition to playing the townsfolk and getting to sing great songs like "Another Dead Cow" and "A Joyful Noise". Actors playing these roles must be strong singers and good actors and movers. All Vocal Ranges
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