audition info & materials are at the bottom of the page

our rehearsal schedule is: Fridays, 5:00-8:00pm beginning Friday, September 18th through to Friday, December 11th (Tech Rehearsal) There Will Be NO Rehearsals: Friday, November 20th

Friday, November 27th

Friday, January 1st Performance Dates & Times: Saturday, December 12th @ 6pm Sunday, December 13th @ 3pm and 5pm performance times are still TBD and subject to change (above are estimated times)

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our rehearsal schedule is: Saturdays, 5:30-8:30pm and Sundays, 2:00-5:00pm beginning Saturday, September 19th through to Sunday, January 10th (Tech Rehearsal) There Will Be NO Rehearsals: Saturday, October 31st Saturday, November 21st and Sunday, November 22nd Saturday, November 28th and Sunday, November 29th Saturday, January 2nd and Sunday, January 3rd Performance Dates and Times: Saturday, January 16th @ 6pm Sunday, January 17th @ 3pm and 6/7pm

performance times are still TBD and subject to change (above are estimated times)

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what to prepare:

based on your personal preference, you can choose to perform a song, monologue, or both! linked below are materials you can use to prepare for your audition from the above shows, though it is not required or expected that you will audition using the given materials, you can perform whatever you want! They are provided incase you can't decide what to prepare, or aren't comfortable preparing a song!

—To give yourself the best chance at a successful audition, it's best to record your singing auditions alongside a karaoke track or accompaniment so you're not singing acapella, or over someone else singing — we want to hear you sing!

Song:

It can be as short as a chorus or verse, or as long as a full song. When selecting a song, the goal is to show off what kind of a singer you are and where you feel you fit within the show! So pick a song that shows off your range (how high or low you can sing comfortably) and try to match the genre or style of the show/character you're auditioning for!

(ex: are you auditioning for a comedic role? try to select a funny song! does the character you see yourself playing sing high? try to select a song that shows you singing higher up in your range!)

Monologue:

It can be as short as a couple sentences, or as long as a full page. When selecting a monologue, the goal is to show off your comfort and proficiency in speaking lines of dialogue, and showing what type of actor you are and where you feel you fit within the show! So speak clearly and with intention when performing your monologue, and choose one that allows you to portray a character similar to the one you're auditioning for!

The most important advice we can share in regards to auditioning is to have fun! As corny or cliché as it sounds, this is your opportunity to have a performance all about you! Show yourself off! You are the main event! We want you to succeed, and are rooting for you! Break a leg!