Auditions + Callbacks

Cast List
The final Cast List can be found here. Congrats to all the actors for a job well done! 

Acting and Singing Auditions
Acting and Singing Auditions are open to all 4th - 8th graders and will occur in 3-minute increments on 8/25 (5:00pm - 8:00pm in the Sanctuary) and 8/26 (10:00am - 1:00pm in the library). Please sign up for your child's timeslot here. Please note, Actors in 1st – 3rd grades will be automatically cast in one of the Ensembles and will not be asked to audition in the interest of time. 

Audition Musical Files
The audition musical files can be found here. 

Callbacks
The callback list and info can be found here. The callback musical files can be found here. Callbacks will be held on Monday, August 28th, from 5:00 - 8:00pm. Only selected students will need to attend. 

Dance Auditions
Dance Auditions are open to all 4th – 8th graders, even those not auditioning for a featured/lead role. The group dance audition is Tuesday, 8/29, from 5:00-6:30pm. ALL ACTORS IN 4TH-8TH GRADE NEED TO ATTEND THE DANCE AUDITION ON TUESDAY, 8/29, 5-6:30PM.

Important Audition Reminders

• All auditions are closed to audience members. For the sake of our young performers, all parents must wait outside while their child completes the audition process. No exceptions.

• Individual auditions will consist of slating, performing a side (a scene from the show included in this packet), and singing an excerpt from an Anastasia song (the accompaniment track will be played during the audition).

• Every year is a clean slate, and there are a limited number of parts in every play.

• Auditioning does not guarantee every child a part, regardless of what they may or may not have done in past performances at SJL or elsewhere.

•  We highly recommend students listen to the Anastasia soundtrack to help prepare for the audition (and the callback, if they are asked to attend callbacks). The audition segments (vocal and accompaniment tracks) can be found at the links below. The sides do NOT have to be memorized, but the more familiar students are with them, the better.