Auditions are by appointment only.  You will sign up for your audition slot when you complete the On-line Contract AND turn in the Signature page.  The deadline for all of this is 3:45pm on 11/21/25. 

Late contracts and applications cannot be accepted.

Preparing for Your Audition 

*All students auditioning for the musical will need to PERFORM:

1. 1 MONOLOGUE to memorize, rehearse, and perform

2. 1 SONG to memorize, rehearse, and perform

3. Attend the CHOREOGRAPHY audition

*to be considered for this show each auditionee must attend the choreography audition AND the acting/singing audition.

Directions 

1. Choose 1 of the MONOLOGUES and 1 of the SONGS to memorize and perform. 

2. You are NOT auditioning for a specific part. 

3. Say your first and last name loudly and clearly. 

4. Tell us your grade. 

5. Tell us which monologue and which song you’ve chosen. 

Example: “Hello, my name is Walter Henweigh, I’m a 7th-grade student and I’ll be performing the monologue “2” and singing “Killer Quest”. 

Monologue & Song Information 

Your directors are looking for expression, creativity, preparedness, and a commanding speaking voice from the stage! Have fun with your monologue! Don’t be afraid to try something different! The best way to prepare is to actually practice this out loud in a full voice! Pair up with a partner and present your monologues to each other! Practice out loud in front of your mom or dad!  Video record yourself on your phone and watch for ways to improve! 

All the monologues involve one character talking to another. It is appropriate to pause for their missing comments and let us see your reaction to them.

Do your research on this show!  This is a unique show and we are looking for performers who make strong and big choices.  You must act with big choices (vocally and physically).  It's important to show us what you are capable of in the audition.

CASTING INFORMATION

Doubling will be decided after auditions are complete, at the discretion of the directing team. Almost any role is eligible for doubling. There are roles in the script that will not be included on the released cast list. These are roles with only one or two spoken or sung lines, and they will be assigned in rehearsal. For the most part, all roles are open to actors of any gender identity.