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Teens ages 16-18 are needed for "Princess Ever After" Musical. See the details below.
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED.

Rate:
This is a paid job, looking for year-round employees. Performers will earn based on the following pay breakdown:
30-minute party: $60
45-minute party: $70
1-hour party: $80
1.5-hour party: $95

Additional info:
Strong Singer.
Access to Reliable Transportation.
Weekend Availability.
No visible tattoos or body piercings while in costume (aside from earlobe piercing).
Punctual.
Must Pass Background Check.
Minimum height of 5’1 for most characters, and the maximum height of 5’10.

If you are interested please apply.

$95 / Hour

Singing

Female

Wayfinder

Arabian Princess

Mulan

Frog Princess

Latina Princess

Snow Queen

Ice Princess

Little Mermaid

Rapunzel

Belle

Cinderella

Galactic Warrior

Tinkerbell

Alice

Scottish Princess

Sleeping Beauty

"Princess Ever After" Musical Seeking Girls

Young performers ages 9-17 needed for "Anne of Green Gables" The Musical. See the details below.

About the project:
In this faithful, unsentimental dramatization of the first part of the beloved classic, Marilla Cuthbert and her brother Matthew request an orphan boy to help work their farm. They are mistakenly sent the high-spirited, red-head named Anne Shirley. Knowing they are ill-equipped to raise a child, Marilla attempts to send Anne back to the orphanage. With Matthew lobbying to keep Anne, Marilla ultimately agrees to let her stay at Green Gables. The trials and tribulations Marilla fears come to pass as Anne insults Marilla’s best friend, “loses” Marilla’s most cherished brooch, smacks the school's prize pupil with a slate, and inadvertently gets her best friend, Diana, drunk on cherry cordial. She also turns out to be bright, charming, resourceful, and full of irresistible imagination. Marilla and Matthew admit she is the best thing that ever happened to them, and Anne comes to understand she is a loved, worthwhile person.

Additional info:
Callbacks: Friday, December 16th as needed.
Show Runs: February 10,11,12,16,17,18,19,24,25 & 26.
*Special Daytime performance Thursday, February 23rd – must be able to attend all performances to be cast.
Monday & Tuesday, December 19th & 20th – Costume measurements, Headshots & Bio’s.
Rehearsals: Begin Monday, January 2nd  – Monday through Friday – 7:00-8:30/9:00.
The audition will consist of cold readings from the script and movement exercises. Please bring a headshot (a photograph of yourself from your shoulders up).
Important note: The directors want to cast as many roles as can with children. Children will be playing both child and adult roles. 

If you are interested please apply.

Young red-headed orphan taken in by Marilla and Matthew – Very challenging role, Anne is onstage most of the show.

Anne Shirley

Male

Matthew Cuthbert

A classmate who becomes Anne’s best friend.

Diana Barry

Gilbert Blythe

Mrs. Barry

Mrs. Rachel Lynde

The mother of several children and she wants to adopt Anne Shirley.

Mrs. Blewett

Mr. Phillips

Both genders

Stationmaster

Doctor

These roles may also be cast. These will be non-speaking roles, and minimal rehearsal time needed for these. All performance will still be required for these roles.

School Children

Townspeople

"Anne of Green Gables" Show Needed for Kids & Teens

Boys & girls ages 15-18 are needed for the "Spring Awakening" Show. See the details below.
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED.

Additional info: 
What to prepare: Please prepare a song for the show. No duets allowed. 
There will be cold readings from the script.
Callbacks December 15th from 6-9 pm.
Rehearsals will be Saturday mornings ONLY from 8 am-12 pm starting February 11th. 
For tech week we will have rehearsal on May 1st, 2nd, and 4th from 6-9 pm.
Performances: May 5th, 6th, and 7th.
Please note: there is a production fee.
Please see the document attached.

If interested, please apply.

(Pop Soprano) A sweet, but naive young girl who is trapped in her family’s unwillingness to teach her about the adult world, but with every passing day, she grows bolder and more curious about the her body. Both vulnerable and a willing participant in her evolution.

Wendla Bergman

(Pop Soprano/Belter)  Beautiful and mature looking. A misguided young girl who runs away from an abusive home to live in an artists’ colony. Kind and resilient while also broken and stuck in a cycle of abuse. There is a strong emotional connection between Ilse and Moritz; perhaps in another life they could have been happy together.

Ilse Neumann

(Alto/Belter)  One of Wendla’s friends who is abused by her father, and she keeps the worst of the abuse to herself. She has a crush on Moritz, and is chastised by the other girls for it. Best friend of Anna and protective of her.

Martha Bessell

(Mezzo-Soprano) A kind school girl and Martha’s best friend. She is more aware of injustice than the other girls and recognizes that what happens to Wendla is wrong. Has a secret crush on Martha.

Anna

(Alto)  A confrontational school girl and Wendla’s best friend. Outwardly believes the adults but secretly questions the blind faith demanded of her. Does not want to rock the boat. Mistrusts Hanschen.

Thea

(Various Voice Parts)  There are 6 ensemble girls.

Ensemble Girls

(Bari-Tenor)  A headstrong, smart and charismatic schoolboy. He knows much more than the others because of what he reads in books and is able to see the corruption in society. His radical points of view about most things are correct but misunderstood. He falls in love with Wendla.

Melchior Gabor

(Tenor)  Melchior’s intense and nervous best friend. He has an overwhelming confusion relating to sexual feelings, which seems comedic at first, but quickly develops into a serious issue for him. The system has failed him. Highly sensitive and aware of his inability to fit into the system. Feels like a failure. One of the childhood four: Wendla, Melchior, Moritz and Ilse.

Moritz Stiefel

(Tenor)  A cunning and attractive schoolboy, who manipulates the other students, especially Ernst, whom he seduces. Like Melchior, he also appears to be very intelligent, but uses his knowledge in favor of the system.

Hänschen Rilow

(Bari-Tenor)  A sweet and naive classmate. He is Hänschen’s love interest.

Ernst Röbel

(Tenor)  A hormonal schoolboy who lusts after his older, busty piano teacher.

Georg Zirschnitz

(Bari-Tenor)  Another schoolboy who has a disturbing dream about his mother.

Otto Lämmermeier

(Various Voice Parts) There are 6 ensemble boys.

Ensemble Boys

Youth Performers Wanted for "Spring Awakening" Musical

Looking for high school students for Spring Musical Production. Please see the details below.

ONLY LOCAL TALENT WII BE ACCEPTED.

Additional info:
The show will be determined based on the auditions. 

If interested, please apply.

Talent

Seeking Teens for Spring Musical Production

"Footloose" The Musical seeking boys & girls ages 16-18. See the details below.
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED.

Additional info:
Note: There will be a show FEE for all participants.
Callbacks are on Thursday, December 22nd starting at 5:30.
Rehearsals will be held on Mondays from 6:30-10:00, Tuesdays from 7:00-10:00, and Thursdays from 7:30-10:00 beginning January 16th. Tech week is March 6th through 9th, with an eight-show run from March 10th through 19th.
Please prepare a 32- to 64- bar cut of a contemporary song and be prepared to read the sides provided at the audition. There will be a dance call at callbacks. All roles are open!

If you are interested, please apply.

Mezzo-Soprano, Pop. Ariel is smart; she understands the rules of the different worlds she moves between, and, in each situation, she plays her part brilliantly. When she’s in her father’s presence, for instance, she is buttoned-up and demure; with Chuck, she burns off all her unexpressed, explosive energy with raucous, thrill-seeking behavior. Ariel loves to laugh - with Chuck, with her girlfriends and, eventually, with Ren

ARIEL MOORE

Any actor playing Ren has not only got to be able to sing and dance and act - he must also be witty. After all, Ren is a cut-up, a joker who enjoys a good time (which is why his pals are upset to find he’s leaving in the opening number). 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’ desertion hasn’t wounded him as deeply as it has.

REN MCCORMACK

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. Willard just hasn’t had anyone come along to puncture that macho belligerence - until Ren arrives. After that, the humor in the character of Willard derives from his gradual, innocent and giddy discovery of the new worlds that Ren opens up to him.

WILLARD HEWITT

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 so inept about expressing themselves that it takes Ren - and a little time on the dance floor - to ultimately bring that about. 
Ariel’s friend; a bit scatterbrained, sweet, fun, knows everything about everything; role requires strong belt, strong comedic timing and dance.

RUSTY

The local bad boy and Ariel’s boyfriend.

CHUCK CRANSTON

Mezzo/Alto. Ariel’s friend; the smart one of the group; role requires strong belt, comedic timing, and dance.

URLEEN

Ariel’s friend; strong belt, comedic timing, and dance required.

WENDY JO

Ensemble. Need strong character people; chorus singing, dancing parts; all teens dance at the prom.

Students

Lulu Warnicker

Ren’s aunt Wes Warnicker

Lulu’s husband Coach Roger Dunbar

Gym teacher Eleanor Dunbar

Roger’s Wife Lyle

Chuck’s buddy Travis

Chuck’s buddy Principal Harry Clark Betty Blast

Owner of the Burger Blast Jeter

Ren’s friend Bickle

Ren’s friend Garvin

Ren’s friend Cowboy Bob

Cop High School Students

Looking for Teens for "Footloose" The Musical

Kids & teens ages 5-12 wanted for "Honk! Jr." Musical. See the details below.
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED.

Additional info:
Please note: there is a production fee applied.
Performances 10th and 11th.
Everyone should prepare a one-minute song from the show. If you’d like to be considered for a speaking role, please also read a scene provided at auditions.
Everyone who auditions get a part.
Rehearsals will be Mondays and Wednesdays from 4:45-6:00 pm. They will begin on January 4th.

If you are interested, please apply.

Ducklings. Are Ugly's siblings - cute little kid types. They are among the "popular" ones in the duck yard who enjoy making Ugly feel left out. They sing as a group.

Beaky

Ducklings Are Ugly's siblings - cute little kid types. They are among the "popular" ones in the duck yard who enjoy making Ugly feel left out. They sing as a group.

Fluff

Billy

Downy

The ugly ducking and the main character of HONK! JR. Innocent, easily confused and very impressionable, Ugly doesn't understand why it is wrong being different. However, his insecurities melt away as his character gradually changes from a gullible duckling to a wise swan, filled with self-esteem. He is the heart and soul of the show. He must be a strong singer and good actor.
Vocal range top: F5
Vocal range bottom: D4

Ugly

Ugly's mom. Ida is extremely protective of her son and committed to his safety. She is sweet but feisty, and she knows how to handle her husband, Drake. After Ugly is lured away from the barnyard by the Cat, Ida is determined to find him. Ida and Ugly's relationship is a key ingredient of the show. She is the one who teaches him that it is OK to be different. Ida sings several solos, and therefore she should have a strong soprano singing voice.
Vocal range top: A5
Vocal range bottom: F4

Ida's husband. Drake is a sarcastic character. He is the stereotypical sitcom father - often shirking his parental duties. Drake finds Ugly quite repulsive and isn't afraid to say it to anyone, including his wife. He should have good comic timing and a strong singing voice. Drake opens the show singing "A Poultry Tale."
Vocal range top: F5
Vocal range bottom: A3

Drake

A moorhen and Ida's best friend. (Originally found on the moors, a moorhen is a hen that lives near the water.) Maureen genuinely loves Ida, but she can't resist a bit of good gossip. To the little ducklings, she is the typical annoying and overly affectionate "aunt." Maureen sings "The Joy of Motherhood" with Ida, so she should also be a strong singer.
Vocal range top: C#5
Vocal range bottom: G#4

Maureen

The sly, cunning villain of the show. All of the other animals are deathly afraid of him. He is manipulative, cunning, witty, and above all, HUNGRY. The Cat pretends to be Ugly's friend so he can eat him. The actor playing this role (which could be played by a male or a female) should bring a sense of fun to the character and have a good sense of comic timing. He sings a few songs, but his character allows for many of the lyrics to be "talk-sung."
Vocal range top: Eb5
Vocal range bottom: A3

The Cat

A somewhat pompous goose and washed-up British military type, Greylag tends to over-glorify his mundane activities (i.e. migrating South) to the level of military operation status. Only his wife, Dot, truly knows how to handle him. He sings a solo in "Wild Goose Chase."
Vocal range top: C5
Vocal range bottom: A4

Greylag

A motherly type, she is genuinely concerned with helping Ugly find his mother. Dot doesn't think that Greylag, her husband, is an entirely capable leader, but she kindly humors his "over the top" actions. She sings solo as well as with Greylag in "Wild Goose Chase." Good singer.

The geese in Greylag's "squad." They join in singing "Wild Goose Chase." Good singers.