"Finding Nemo Jr." Seeks Boys and Girls
Seeking talented young performers to bring Disney’s Finding Nemo Jr. to life! Please see the details below. About the project: The story follows Marlin, an anxious but loving clownfish, who embarks on a thrilling ocean adventure after his curious son Nemo is captured and taken to Sydney. Along the way, Marlin meets unforgettable friends — including the ever-optimistic Dory, the laid-back sea turtle Crush, and the supportive Tank Gang — as both father and son grow, face their fears, and discover the power of courage and family. Additional info: Auditions will include a 30–45 second vocal selection chosen from one of the three provided song options. Due to the Junior nature of the production, performers who will be 18 years old or older by July 26, 2026, are not eligible to audition. Performance dates: July 17, 18, 24, and 25 at 7:30 PM July 19 and 26 at 3:00 PM Please bring a list of any scheduling conflicts to the auditions. Rehearsals will be scheduled based on cast availability and may include some weekend rehearsals. If interested, please apply.
20 roles
Functions as the general ensemble, creating the environment of the play and becoming the characters that Marlin and Dory interact with on their journey to Sydney. They will also help with the transitions from the Ocean to the Aquarium Tank. Roles include: Angelfish, Damselfish, Barracuda, Moonfish 1-6, Jellyfish, Sea Turtles, Grouper, Lobsters (1 & 2), Octopuses (1 & 2), Electric Eels (1 & 2), & Seahorses (1 & 2).
Nemo's classmates. Pearl, a friendly flapjack octopus who is, quick to befriend Nemo. Sheldon, an H2O-intolerant seahorse with an appetite for trouble who taunts Nemo to swim beyond the reef. Tad, a self-admittedly obnoxious butterflyfish who joins Sheldon in encouraging Nemo to swim past the Drop-Off.
Roles include: Sheldon’s Parent, Pearl’s Parent, and Tad’s Parent.
An intimidating great white shark, is the sharks’ ringleader. Despite Bruce’s best efforts to adopt a vegetarian diet, Bruce loses control and is sent into a frenzy, threatening to devour every fish in sight. Part of the Sharks.
Righteously mellow creatures featured in “Go With the Flow.” Crush, a 150-year-old sea turtle who knows how to hang loose, teaches Marlin a thing or two about being a good parent. Look for a strong singer who can confidently belt “Go With the Flow” to make it a truly radical jam. Squirt, offspring of Crush, fearlessly twirls through turbulent waters of the ocean and enjoys trying out cool new moves in the high-speed EAC. Kai and Breeze each have individual singing solos in “Go With the Flow”.
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