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Updates

All updates will be listed here! Please check back periodically. If you have any questions, please reach out to Mr. Yates at [email protected] and he can add the information to this packet!

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Audition Preparation Guide (READ THIS FIRST)

This guide walks you through sheet music, slating, what to wear, and how to prep for both singing and acting.

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At a glance

General Information

  1. Please do not copy other renditions or performers that you may have seen. Approach it in a fresh and original way!
  2. An accompanist will be provided at in-person auditions.
  3. You must bring properly prepared sheet music in a binder, double sided in order to sing with the accompanist – there will be no auditions using a track or sung a cappella.
  4. Students will audition in groups with their song and monologue before moving on to a dance call. Please be dressed in proper attire to dance before your first audition session.
  5. If asked to stay, callbacks will follow.
  6. All auditions will be recorded.
  7. Always come to auditions anticipating the chance that not all will be cast.
  8. You must be available for all performances in order to participate.
  9. 🎥 If you are submitting a video audition, please follow the exact same guidelines and send to [email protected] as one video by September 9th at 12pm.
  10. Whether you are cast or not, we highly suggest you request feedback, which is available for all who audition.

What to prepare?

  1. (1) 60 - 90 second Musical Theatre Song; uptempo or ballad (contrasted from monologue - this means it must be different in tone from the monologue)
  2. (1) 60 second Monologue from a play; dramatic or comedic (contrasted from song - this means it must be different in tone from the monologue)
  3. Properly marked and cut sheet music (more info below!)
  4. Audition outfit to sing/act AND dance in

Schedule