Utah Theatre Auditions
Posted by Craze Agency on Tuesday, March 1, 2011
| Date of the audition: | March 23,24, 6-8pm |
| Location of the audition: | 1050 S. Main St. Payson High School Chior Room |
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Payson Community Theater announces auditions for their 2011 show: Jekyll and Hyde the musical.
Payson Community Theater announces auditions for their 2011 show: Jekyll and Hyde the musical.
Auditions: March 23, 24.
Time: 6-8pm
Where:1050 S. Main St. Payson High School Chior Room. Come prepared to sing 16 bars of music.
Time: 6-8pm
Where:1050 S. Main St. Payson High School Chior Room. Come prepared to sing 16 bars of music.
Callbacks: March 26,
9am-5pm
Rehersals: Start June 1, Tuesday-Friday
7-10pm
Performances: August, 18,19,20, 25 26,27, Sept. 1,2,3,5.
Performances: August, 18,19,20, 25 26,27, Sept. 1,2,3,5.
Director Michael Carrasco, Misic
Director Justin Bills
http://www.paysoncommunitytheater.com
http://www.paysoncommunitytheater.com
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| Date of the audition: | March 5, 2011 |
| Location of the audition: | The Grand Theatre |
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The Grand Theatre will hold auditions for "Urinetown" on Saturday, March 5th from 10: 00 A.M. until 3:00 P.M. at the Grand Theatre Rehearsal Hall (Room W226) on the 2nd floor located at 1575 South State Street in Salt Lake City. All roles are open, and The Grand Theatre is seeking adults 18 and older.
Those auditioning should come prepared with resumes, headshots, and 8 bars of a song in the same style as the show. Auditioners should also be prepared to read from the show. Sides will be available online at http://www.the-grand.org/getInvolved/audition.asp after February 23rd. All conflicts need to be made known at time of audition. Rehearsals begin in mid March. Jim Christian is directing and choreographing the show with Kevin Mathie music directing.
To reserve an audition time, please call the box office at 801-957-3322.
About the Show:
Don't let the name fool you. First an off-Broadway hit and later a Tony-nominated musical, Urinetown is a hilarious tale of greed, corruption, love, and revolution in a time when water is worth its weight in gold. Praised for reinvigorating the very notion of what a musical could be, Urinetown catapults the “comedic romp” into the new millennium with its outrageous perspective, wickedly modern wit, and sustained ability to produce gales of unbridled laughter.
Performance dates: May 11 - 28, 2011
Times: Evening performances 7:30pm (no Monday, Tuesday or Sundays), Saturday matinees 2:00pm on May 14 and 21, 2011.
Location: The Grand Theatre, 1575 South State Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
The Grand Theatre will hold auditions for "Urinetown" on Saturday, March 5th from 10: 00 A.M. until 3:00 P.M. at the Grand Theatre Rehearsal Hall (Room W226) on the 2nd floor located at 1575 South State Street in Salt Lake City. All roles are open, and The Grand Theatre is seeking adults 18 and older.
Those auditioning should come prepared with resumes, headshots, and 8 bars of a song in the same style as the show. Auditioners should also be prepared to read from the show. Sides will be available online at http://www.the-grand.org/getInvolved/audition.asp after February 23rd. All conflicts need to be made known at time of audition. Rehearsals begin in mid March. Jim Christian is directing and choreographing the show with Kevin Mathie music directing.
To reserve an audition time, please call the box office at 801-957-3322.
About the Show:
Don't let the name fool you. First an off-Broadway hit and later a Tony-nominated musical, Urinetown is a hilarious tale of greed, corruption, love, and revolution in a time when water is worth its weight in gold. Praised for reinvigorating the very notion of what a musical could be, Urinetown catapults the “comedic romp” into the new millennium with its outrageous perspective, wickedly modern wit, and sustained ability to produce gales of unbridled laughter.
Performance dates: May 11 - 28, 2011
Times: Evening performances 7:30pm (no Monday, Tuesday or Sundays), Saturday matinees 2:00pm on May 14 and 21, 2011.
Location: The Grand Theatre, 1575 South State Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
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| Date of the audition: | March 12th |
| Location of the audition: | 170 South 1000 East Salt Lake City |
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Shelter is a contemporary musical about a woman whose experience working at women’s homeless shelter changes her life forever. The musical will have a large and primarily female cast, which means that there are many interesting and challenging roles for women of all ages, races and experience levels to play. Rehearsals will start at the beginning of April and the show runs from May 20-28 at the Murray Theatre in Salt Lake City. The production will serve as a fundraiser for the women's shelters operating in the Salt Lake area.
Please bring a recent photo and resume and come prepared to sing 32 bars of a contemporary musical theatre or pop/rock song. Again, differently abled women are welcome to audition assuming they are able to consistently follow simple directions.
Shelter will be directed by Brighton Sloan with music direction by Newell Bullen and choreography by Ashley Mayfield.
To schedule an audition appointment, please email Mary Ann at teeny84084@yahoo.com or call 801-637-4684. We look forward to seeing you there!
Cast of Characters
The Residents
AMBER An aspiring actress
BROOKLYN A prostitute
CLAIRE A soft-spoken woman in her late thirties
DEENA A woman in her forties, Aunt of Elena
ELENA A girl in her early teens, niece of Deena
GLORIA Former teen actress, never speaks
ISABEL A grumpy middle-aged woman
MOLLY Early twenties, quiet and kind
MICHELLE Late twenties, sister to Renee
MAYA A woman in her thirties, should not be Caucasian
ODETTE The matriarch of the group
RENEE Late Twenties, sister to Michelle
RUBY A prostitute
SARINA Daughter to Odette; a wanderer
The Staff
ANDREA Assistant to Rachel
JEANINE Runs the shelter’s support group
RACHEL Manages the shelter
KATIE A volunteer, teaches the women how to sell cosmetics
WILLIE The cook, a woman in her thirties
The Visitors
JOSHUA Works at a nearby Food Bank
NATALIE Molly’s sister; fairly wealthy
Shelter is a contemporary musical about a woman whose experience working at women’s homeless shelter changes her life forever. The musical will have a large and primarily female cast, which means that there are many interesting and challenging roles for women of all ages, races and experience levels to play. Rehearsals will start at the beginning of April and the show runs from May 20-28 at the Murray Theatre in Salt Lake City. The production will serve as a fundraiser for the women's shelters operating in the Salt Lake area.
Please bring a recent photo and resume and come prepared to sing 32 bars of a contemporary musical theatre or pop/rock song. Again, differently abled women are welcome to audition assuming they are able to consistently follow simple directions.
Shelter will be directed by Brighton Sloan with music direction by Newell Bullen and choreography by Ashley Mayfield.
To schedule an audition appointment, please email Mary Ann at teeny84084@yahoo.com or call 801-637-4684. We look forward to seeing you there!
Cast of Characters
The Residents
AMBER An aspiring actress
BROOKLYN A prostitute
CLAIRE A soft-spoken woman in her late thirties
DEENA A woman in her forties, Aunt of Elena
ELENA A girl in her early teens, niece of Deena
GLORIA Former teen actress, never speaks
ISABEL A grumpy middle-aged woman
MOLLY Early twenties, quiet and kind
MICHELLE Late twenties, sister to Renee
MAYA A woman in her thirties, should not be Caucasian
ODETTE The matriarch of the group
RENEE Late Twenties, sister to Michelle
RUBY A prostitute
SARINA Daughter to Odette; a wanderer
The Staff
ANDREA Assistant to Rachel
JEANINE Runs the shelter’s support group
RACHEL Manages the shelter
KATIE A volunteer, teaches the women how to sell cosmetics
WILLIE The cook, a woman in her thirties
The Visitors
JOSHUA Works at a nearby Food Bank
NATALIE Molly’s sister; fairly wealthy
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| Date of the audition: | Saturday March 5th |
| Location of the audition: | DHT 12366 S 900 E Draper UT |
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Draper Historic Theatre, a Non-Profit Organization, will hold auditions for Charlotte’s Web- the Musical on Saturday March 5th from Noon until 3:00 PM. There is a mandatory cast meeting and read through on Saturday March 12th for all those who are offered and accept roles in this production. All dress and tech rehearsals are mandatory. Rehearsals will typically be held Tues, Wed, Thurs from 7 pm to 9 pm and Sat from 10 am to 1 pm until closer to show open. Not all ensemble or supporting cast members will be needed at every rehearsal. Principles, however, should plan on all rehearsals.
The Story: Filled with memorable characters and their relationships – the Arables, the Zuckermans, the farm animals and the townspeople-Charlotte’s Web is the story of a pig named Wilbur (born the runt of the litter) and his friendships with a spider named Charlotte and a loving girl named Fern. When Wilbur is in danger of being slaughtered by the farmer, Fern pleads for his life and vows to care for him, while Charlotte develops a real strategy for saving him by writing messages praising Wilbur (such as "Some Pig") in her web in order to persuade the farmer to let him live. This story explores the virtues of friendship, love and sacrifice.
Adult’s & Children’s Roles:
Charlotte, a spider (alto/2nd Sop) – Undetermined age—Maternal and wise, loving and peaceful
Fern Arable (2nd Sop) Teen –-Sensitive, smart, mature 11-15– Imaginative, bundle of energy
Martha Arable (alto/2nd Sop) Adult - Mother to Fern and Avery - sweet and insightful
Edith Zuckerman (2nd Sop) Adult – Practical with a sense of humor
Wilbur, a Pig – (Lyric Bar / 2nd Tenor) – Friendly, naïve, sensitive, spunky
Avery Arable (Tenor / 2nd Sop) Teen –-Curious, Smart, very loving and full of energy 12 -16 – Older brother to Fern - full of mischief
John Arable (Lyric Bar) Adult--Father to Fern and Avery-loving yet practical
Homer Zuckerman (Lyric Bar) Adult - Experienced with a sense of humor
Lurvy (good singer) Older Teen –Young Adult –hard working
Templeton, a rat (Lyric Bar) Teen- a scavenger, tough and unhelpful with a capacity to care
Ensemble Roles All vocal ranges needed SATB – good w/ harmonies
Farm Animals: Goose, Gander, Sheep, Lamb, Uncle Pig, Owl, Bat
Humans: Reporter, Photographer, Spectators/Townspeople/ Fair goers/ Fair personnel, Judges
Goslings & Baby Spiders:
Pre-school age, boys and girls
Prepare:
• 16 bars only of an up-tempo musical theatre song, in the correct key with sheet music or an accompaniment CD. Accompanist will be provided.
• A memorized 1 to 1 1⁄2 Minute monologue (goslings/baby spiders can recite the alphabet or pledge of allegiance)
• Bring current headshot (if you have one), resume & any scheduling conflicts.
Callbacks will be held on Tuesday March 8th at 7:00 PM. Auditioners who are called back should plan on being available for 2-3 hours that evening. We will try to get through the process as quickly as possible; your patience will be appreciated. Directed by Michele Rideout, Musical Direction by Stacy Snider, Stage Mgr/Asst. Dir. Melissa Memmot.
Draper Historic Theatre, a Non-Profit Organization, will hold auditions for Charlotte’s Web- the Musical on Saturday March 5th from Noon until 3:00 PM. There is a mandatory cast meeting and read through on Saturday March 12th for all those who are offered and accept roles in this production. All dress and tech rehearsals are mandatory. Rehearsals will typically be held Tues, Wed, Thurs from 7 pm to 9 pm and Sat from 10 am to 1 pm until closer to show open. Not all ensemble or supporting cast members will be needed at every rehearsal. Principles, however, should plan on all rehearsals.
The Story: Filled with memorable characters and their relationships – the Arables, the Zuckermans, the farm animals and the townspeople-Charlotte’s Web is the story of a pig named Wilbur (born the runt of the litter) and his friendships with a spider named Charlotte and a loving girl named Fern. When Wilbur is in danger of being slaughtered by the farmer, Fern pleads for his life and vows to care for him, while Charlotte develops a real strategy for saving him by writing messages praising Wilbur (such as "Some Pig") in her web in order to persuade the farmer to let him live. This story explores the virtues of friendship, love and sacrifice.
Adult’s & Children’s Roles:
Charlotte, a spider (alto/2nd Sop) – Undetermined age—Maternal and wise, loving and peaceful
Fern Arable (2nd Sop) Teen –-Sensitive, smart, mature 11-15– Imaginative, bundle of energy
Martha Arable (alto/2nd Sop) Adult - Mother to Fern and Avery - sweet and insightful
Edith Zuckerman (2nd Sop) Adult – Practical with a sense of humor
Wilbur, a Pig – (Lyric Bar / 2nd Tenor) – Friendly, naïve, sensitive, spunky
Avery Arable (Tenor / 2nd Sop) Teen –-Curious, Smart, very loving and full of energy 12 -16 – Older brother to Fern - full of mischief
John Arable (Lyric Bar) Adult--Father to Fern and Avery-loving yet practical
Homer Zuckerman (Lyric Bar) Adult - Experienced with a sense of humor
Lurvy (good singer) Older Teen –Young Adult –hard working
Templeton, a rat (Lyric Bar) Teen- a scavenger, tough and unhelpful with a capacity to care
Ensemble Roles All vocal ranges needed SATB – good w/ harmonies
Farm Animals: Goose, Gander, Sheep, Lamb, Uncle Pig, Owl, Bat
Humans: Reporter, Photographer, Spectators/Townspeople/ Fair goers/ Fair personnel, Judges
Goslings & Baby Spiders:
Pre-school age, boys and girls
Prepare:
• 16 bars only of an up-tempo musical theatre song, in the correct key with sheet music or an accompaniment CD. Accompanist will be provided.
• A memorized 1 to 1 1⁄2 Minute monologue (goslings/baby spiders can recite the alphabet or pledge of allegiance)
• Bring current headshot (if you have one), resume & any scheduling conflicts.
Callbacks will be held on Tuesday March 8th at 7:00 PM. Auditioners who are called back should plan on being available for 2-3 hours that evening. We will try to get through the process as quickly as possible; your patience will be appreciated. Directed by Michele Rideout, Musical Direction by Stacy Snider, Stage Mgr/Asst. Dir. Melissa Memmot.
If you have questions that have not
been addressed in this notice you may inquire by email to mrideout@drapertheatre.org
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