Audition Information & FAQ
Upcoming Audition: THE PROM!
Individual auditions will take place on Tuesday, April 16 between 6pm and 9pm. Participants must sign up below to audition. Within 24 hours of the start of auditions, you will be emailed an audition time slot. We ask that you arrive roughly 10 minutes prior to your time slot.
Callbacks will take place on Wednesday, April 17 at 6pm. You will be notified prior to callbacks if your presence is requested.
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General Audition Information
A bit about inclusive casting:
We do open auditions here at TTC, which means anyone can audition for any role. We welcome new performers of any age, ability, race, and gender-identity. We will occasionally precast specific parts or special shows, but generally all auditions are open.
Important Audition Info:
Come prepared with 16- 24 measures (about one minute) of a song, along with sheet music or a karaoke track.
Wear or bring comfortable clothing and shoes you can move in.
Callbacks will be held the evening after auditions.
Cast lists are posted on our website and on Facebook.
Audition Frequently Asked Questions
Will everyone hear me sing?
Yes. All auditioners, production crew, and the director will be listening to you during your audition. However, the casting is done primarily by the director, sometimes with input from the music director or choreographer. Decisions are final, and the board of directors of The Theatre Company fully supports the selections of the director.
Do I need to sing a Broadway song?
Yes. We ask that you prepare a portion of a Broadway song that is not from the show for which you are auditioning. Choose a song that is similar to the style of the show for which you are auditioning and that shows off your voice! We recommend that you select 16-24 measures (about 1 minute) of your song.
Do I need to bring my own music?
We have a pianist at all auditions, and ask that you bring sheet music and get with the accompanist before auditions begin to explain which part of your song you’re using. You may use karaoke tracks so long as you bring your own device. A cappella is also allowed if you have no accompaniment music.
Will there be a dance audition?
For most shows, there will be a choreography audition the first night of auditions. The choreographer will teach a few dance steps and rehearse those steps with the entire group. Then the choreographer and director will have small groups come out and perform the steps so they can see how well you move. Please wear appropriate shoes for dancing (no sandals or slip-on shoes).
Do I need a prepared monologue?
For TTC, you do not need a prepared monologue. We will do cold readings of a scene from the show for which you’re auditioning on the second night (callbacks) of auditions and the director will ask people to read for specific parts.
If I don’t get a callback, does that mean I’m not cast?
No! The director will have callbacks for people they want to hear read for specific parts. Others may be cast in the chorus, but if we don’t need to hear you read, we won’t waste time having you come to callbacks.
Are there required fees if I’m cast in a show?
No, TTC does not require its actors to pay production fees. Our underwriters graciously cover the cost of producing a show. You may be required to purchase shoes and makeup, depending on your costume.
Do TTC actors get paid?
No, TTC does not pay its actors. We are a volunteer, community theater organization that uses local, high-quality talent to put on professional quality Broadway shows at a fraction of the cost audiences would pay for a touring show.
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Audition Dates
The Prom
April 22-23
1776
July 8-9
OTM - The Rocky Horror Show
TBD
Something Rotten
August 26-27
Holiday Show
October 7-8