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Performers aged 7+ needed for  “Disney Beauty and the Beast" Show. Please see the details below.

About the project:
The classic story tells of Belle, a young woman in a provincial town, and the Beast, who is really a young prince trapped under the spell of an enchantress. If the Beast can learn to love and be loved, the curse will end and he will be transformed into his former self. But time is running out. If the Beast does not learn his lesson soon, he and his household will be doomed for all eternity.

Additional info:
Sunday, April 30th, 2:00 p.m. – 5 p.m. for callbacks as needed.
July 14 – July 23.
You will be asked to fill out an audition form. You may attach a resume and picture if you wish (it is not required). Please bring a calendar that includes conflicts.
You will have your picture taken and a number will be assigned to you.
Auditions will consist of a music audition and (if you are auditioning for a speaking role) a cold reading audition. Please prepare a song excerpt (approx. 1-2 minutes) for your music audition. Music should be Disney, Broadway, or Jazz Standard style, but NOT a song from Beauty and the Beast. You may bring your phone with lyrics, a CD, or sheet music for accompanist. The Director requests that you do not sing a capella.
The final cast list will be sent via email by Wednesday night, May 3rd.
REHEARSALS:
Rehearsals will be held Friday evenings, Saturday mornings, and Sunday afternoons. ALL cast members MUST attend the first rehearsal to receive your materials, take costume measurements, and complete any paperwork.

If you are interested, please see the attachment and apply.

Theater

Both genders

Talent

Kids Wanted for “Disney Beauty and the Beast" Show

ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Looking for performers grades 1-7 for"Finding Nemo Jr." Show. Please see the details below.

Additional info:
Performance Dates: August 11th-3th.
Along with the audition video, please submit a video singing along to the two range test videos below if auditioning for a principal role. 
In your video audition please state your name, the show and role you are auditioning for, and perform the 16-32 measures of the song you have prepared. Video auditions must be submitted by Friday, April 21st.

If you are interested, please apply.

Male

Nemo

Marlin

Female

Dory

Coral

Pearl

Sheldon

Professor Ray

Bruce

Chum

Anchor

Bubbles

Bloat

Gurgle

Peach

Gill

Nigel

Crush

Squirt

In Need of Children for "Finding Nemo Jr." Show

ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Seeking kids & teens aged for "Willy Wonka Jr." play. Please see the details below.

Additional info:
Note: there will be a Show Fee for all participants.
All PARENTS/GUARDIANS & CAST MEMBERS will be expected to attend a Parents’ Meeting on Thursday April 13th @ 6:00pm.
Prior to audition, you must:
Complete audition form online - INCLUDE ANY SCHEDULING CONFLICTS this is imperative! If we are later informed of major scheduling conflicts (long vacations, for example) that company's were not made aware of at auditions, directors have the right to recast you to a different role.
If you accept your role as an actor in the cast, you will be asked to put in a minimum of four hours working backstage, with set building, painting, costumes, or wherever you are needed most.
Please see the attachment for details.

If you are interested, please apply.

Willy Wonka is an enigmatic character; at once mysterious and mischievous but also charismatic. There are a number of directions to take with Wonka, ranging from Gene Wilder's version in the original film, Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory, to Johnny Depp's portrayal in the recent film, Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, and everything in between. The actor should be able to be funny and serious and change between the two on a dime.
Vocal range top: F5
Vocal range bottom: G3

Willy Wonka / Candy Man

Charlie Bucket is the emotional heart and soul of the musical. The actor performing Charlie should have an unchanged voice and lots of pluck and enthusiasm. Charlie is in nearly every scene, so make sure you select an actor who can handle the demands of a sizable role. Charlie should be a great singer, excellent actor, and hopefully reads as younger onstage.
Vocal range top: F5
Vocal range bottom: A3

Charlie Bucket

Grandpa Joe is the grandfather we all wish we had when we were Charlie's age. He is caring, patient, sweet, and always reminds Charlie to look on the bright side. Cast an actor who can be kind, funny, and makes a great duo with Charlie. The role sings a bit, but the singing is secondary to the actor's solid acting skills.
Vocal range top: Eb5
Vocal range bottom: Bb3

Grandpa Joe

This is a great role for a young person who has a nice voice, and is a natural nurturer. Mr. Bucket performs the number "Think Positive" with Charlie. Mr. Bucket can double as an Oompa-Loompa in the second half of the show.
Vocal range top: C#5
Vocal range bottom: D4

Mr. Bucket

This is a great role for a young person who has a nice voice, and is a natural nurturer. Mrs. Bucket sings "Cheer Up, Charlie" with Mr. Bucket and Grandpa Joe. Mrs. Bucket can double as an Oompa-Loompa in the second half of the show.
Vocal range top: Db5
Vocal range bottom: Bb3

Mrs. Bucket

Candy Man Kids sing "The Candy Man," and their numbers may be expanded to include as many performers as you see fit and your program will allow. The names of the characters have been drawn from other Roald Dahl books. Feel free to assign additional names to match the number of performers you cast, like Sophie, Danny, Alfie, and Billy, for example. (All students like to go home and exclaim, "I'm playing Alfie in Willy Wonka JR." versus "I'm Kid 2 in 'The Candy Man.'")

The Candy Man Kids

Charlie's three grandparents are mainly non-singing character roles. Cast performers that are innately interesting, who have good comic timing and are solid actors. These actors can double as Oompa-Loompas in the second half of the show.

Grandpa George

Charlie's three grandparents are mainly non-singing character roles. Cast performers that are innately
interesting, who have good comic timing and are solid actors. These actors can double as Oompa-Loompas in the second half of the show.

Grandma Georgina

Grandma Josephina

Phineous is the reporter who announces the winners of the Golden Ticket contest throughout the show. The role requires some singing, so cast a boy or a girl with a great announcer's voice and good stage presence.
Vocal range top: C5
Vocal range bottom: B3

Phineous Trout

The Oompa-Loompa Chorus, including Oompa-Loompas 1-5, can be as small as a handful of performers or as large as your stage and theater can accommodate. Consider casting your youngest performers as
Oompa-Loompas (like the sixth grade chorus) and augment them with a handful of older students who can take the lead and serve as Oompa-Loompa wranglers.
Vocal range top: A4
Vocal range bottom: A3

Oompa-Loompa Chorus

Mrs. Gloop is Augustus' mother who has overindulged her son with food. She accompanies Augustus on the tour of the factory, and sings "I Eat More!" which is one of the more difficult songs in the score for young people. The role requires a character actress who isn't afraid to take positive risks both in her acting and her singing.
Vocal range top: E5
Vocal range bottom: B3

Mrs. Gloop

Mrs. Beauregard is a teacher of geography and has invested a great deal of hard-earned money on therapy for her gum-chewing daughter, with less than stellar results. The role is virtually non-singing. Her accent should match Violet's and the two should make a good pair onstage.
Vocal range top: G4
Vocal range bottom: C4

Mrs. Beauregarde

Mr. Salt's solution to most problems is to buy his way out. He is upper class, and usually portrayed with a high British accent. (But this accent is not necessary-just make sure Veruca and Mr. Salt sound like they hail from the same place.) He sings very little. A female actress playing male may also play the role.
Vocal range top: G4
Vocal range bottom: C4

Mr. Salt

Gum chewer extraordinaire, Violet hails from Snellville, Georgia, so it's nice if she has a Southern American accent, but not necessary. Violet should stand in stark contrast to Veruca Salt. Veruca is a wealthy refined brat; Violet is more of a blue collar, middle class brat. She sings "Chew It" along with Willy Wonka. The song is a tour-de-force for the right voice, so cast a young lady with a strong voice.
Vocal range top: G5
Vocal range bottom: G3

Violet Beauregarde

For this adaptation Mike is not just a TV junky. He is also addicted to video games, the Internet and any other mind-numbing technological device. Mike is bratty, loud and obnoxious. He does not understand the word "no." Mike and Ms. Teavee sing "I See It All On TV" so he should be a reasonable singer, but does not need to be phenomenal. Mike could also be portrayed by a girl playing a boy, but generally works best with a male actor.
Vocal range top: G5
Vocal range bottom: G3

Mike Teavee

James is Charlie's friend from school. He has a few lines and sings the introduction of "The Candy Man" along with Matilda and Charlie. This is a great role for a performer who is newer to the stage.
Vocal range top: F#4
Vocal range bottom: A3

James

Please note this is an optional chorus. The Cooks appear during "I Eat More!" presenting Augustus with a smorgasbord of food choices. (Check out the Director's Guide note in the song for more information.) Double the Candy Man Kids Chorus and Oompa-Loompa Chorus or cast a single class of kids to perform this section.

Chorus Of Cooks

Augustus is the overachieving eater. Be extremely sensitive in casting this role as it is tempting to cast an
overweight young person and that can be scarring-especially if the child struggles with this issue. Consider casting a thin child and creating the illusion of size via the costume. Either a boy or a girl acting like a boy can play Augustus. Augustus sings "I Eat More!" along with his mother and Phineous Trout. 
Vocal range top: G5
Vocal range bottom: B3

Augustus Gloop

Ms. Teavee is a take on all television moms of the distant past. Think June Cleaver (Leave it to Beaver) or
Marion Cunningham (Happy Days) or even Carol Brady (The Brady Bunch). She's perfectly put together and a bit vacant. She sings "I See It All On TV" but does not require a polished voice.
Vocal range top: F5
Vocal range bottom: B3

Ms. Teavee

Veruca is wealthy, class-conscious, and completely spoiled. She is often portrayed with a high British accent that is by no means required (brats come in all nationalities). Veruca's solo number "I Want It Now" is deceptively tricky and comes late in the show, so select a young lady with a strong voice. Veruca should contrast sharply with Violet Beauregarde in terms of look and physical type. 
Vocal range top: E5
Vocal range bottom: A3

Veruca Salt

Matilda is also a schoolmate of Charlie's, but she's a bit of a bully. Matilda has a few lines and sings the
introduction of "The Candy Man" along with James and Charlie.
Vocal range top: B4
Vocal range bottom: C#4

Matilda

The squirrels are non-speaking, non-singing roles and you can cast as many as necessary. This is a great part for beginning actors.

Squirrels

"Willy Wonka Jr." Play Needs Kids

ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Looking for teens aged 14+ for "The Drowsy Chaperone" Play. Please see the details below.

Additional info:
There is NO cost to participate in the Teen Theatre. It is audition-based casting. 
This show is rated as PG-13, due to language and adult themes.
The performance is scheduled for June 9-10-11, 2023
Rehearsals are tentatively scheduled for Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings from 6- 8 pm.
Please prepare a 16-bar song that showcases your range and singing ability.  Please provide a short monologue and prepare to read from script cuts.

If you are interested, please apply.

The present-day narrator.  A deeply introspective agoraphobe with an encyclopedic knowledge of stage musicals, MIC offers factoids and opinions on both his own life and the musical we're watching.  He is defined by his own contradictions, ranging from soft-spoken to passionate and from turmoil to detachment.  Seeking strong character actor capable of understatement; minimal singing.

Man in Chair

The vivacious Broadway ingénue and starlet about to be married.  Despite her affection for Robert, her innocent prank on her fiancé turns into the ultimate Janet van de gaffe (ha) and gives her much hesitation about the commitment she's about to make.  Seeking a triple threat with acrobatic skills.

Janet van de Graaf

The man is about to marry Janet.  Robert, who is fictitiously portrayed by a cheesy actor only capable of a Generic Male Lead, can never quite smooth things over with his bride-to-be.  He always exhibits the courage of a lion and the emotional subtlety of a sledgehammer.  Seeking an actor with a strong voice, plus tap dance skills; roller skating experience a plus.

Robert Martin

Janet's maid of honor.  The Chaperone is a raging alcoholic who can barely string together coherent advice for the bride, but manages to seduce Adolpho and win the heart of the Man in Chair with her unhelpful but rousing anthems.  Eternally melodramatic, she commands the stage whether or not the scene was originally about her.  Seeking a diva with a strong belt.

The Drowsy Chaperone

A self-professed lothario who appears to have wandered into the wedding accidentally.  He agrees to seduce Janet at Feldzieg's request but is distracted by the Drowsy Chaperone's wiles.  Adolpho is the sort of person to invent his own theme song.  Seeking a strong comic actor with some improvisation skills; the inconsistent accent of nebulous nationality a plus.

Adolpho

Robert's best man.  The frenetic and anxious George is in charge of organizing wedding logistics, and like all great organizers, has saved it all to the last minute.  Seeking a high tenor with tap dance skills.

George

The elderly hostess of the wedding.  Mrs. Tottendale is a well-meaning and eternally cordial friend but oblivious to the point of senility.  She is seldom seen without her Underling.  Character voice a plus.

Mrs. Tottendale

Mrs. Tottendale's dry-humored butler.  Underling is a bitter soul thoroughly unimpressed by everything but begrudgingly caters to the whims of the dumbest wedding party he's ever attended.  He probably thinks you're overrated. Seeking an actor to receive physical onstage abuse, including expectoration; British accent a plus.

Underling (Butler)

The ditzy chorus girl who thinks she can replace Janet in Feldzieg's production, Kitty's ambition and aggression has nothing on her shrillness.  Seeking an actor with character voice and dance skills.

Kitty

Janet's stage producer.  Feldzieg, always gruff, sarcastic, and insensitive, schemes to stop the wedding so his star won't leave the stage, even dealing with the Gangsters and Adolpho.  Minimal singing.

Mr. Feldzieg

One of Two mafiosos who agree to help Feldzieg stop the wedding and disguise themselves as pastry chefs.  They are not nearly as intimidating as they think they are.  With great gangsters come great puns.  Seeking comic actors with some improvisation and dance skills.

Gangster 1

Gangster 2

A pilot who is little more than a deus ex machina.  Trix performs the wedding ceremony and is a bold, sassy figure.  Seeking a strong belter, preferably a woman of color.

Trix

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"The Drowsy Chaperone" Play Searching for Teens

Production of "Kinky Boots" Show needs boys aged 7-10. Please see the details below.

Additional info:
• Prepare and bring sheet music for a Broadway or Pop song that best shows personality and vocal range.
• Auditions will consist of reading from the script, light choreography, and singing from the show.
• Show music will be taught that evening.

The first Read Through is Sunday, May 21 – 7 PM.
TECH WEEK is Sunday, July 16 – Thursday, July 20.
PERFORMANCES - Friday, July 21st – Saturday, August 12th, 2023.
Fridays & Saturdays at 7:30 pm, Sundays at July 30th & August 6th at 2:00 pm.
Please, see the file attached below.

Please see the attachment for details.

YOUNG CHARLIE

YOUNG LOLA/SIMON

Boys Needed for "Kinky Boots" Show

Looking for boys and girls ages 17-18 for "Always" Play. See the details below.

About the project:
Always starts with in the hospital room of Aaron, who is dying and only has days to live, where he recounts the story of not only his early life but the love affair he had with the mysterious Joan. A love affair which haunts him to this day.

Additional info:
Auditions will be at 6:30 p.m. March 24 and at 1 p.m. March 25 at the Players’ space at the Mall of Monroe. 
Show dates are May 19-21.

If you are interested, please apply.

Mid-fifites. Distinguished but very ill. Facing his final days.

Older Aaron

Early twenties. Full of life, English Lit student in his senior year at Wayne State University.

Younger Aaron

Boy Aaron

Dance Choreographer

Aaron’s father. Sixities but still formidable. Rehearsal pianist on Broadway as a youth.

Alex

Elegant, unique beauty and sensuality. No frailty to her, inner and outer strength.

Children's Theater Auditions in Columbus