Singing Audition for “Alice in Wonderland” Play
Description
Actors wanted for “Alice in Wonderland” musical. Please see the details below.
About the project:
A young girl named Alice follows a talking white rabbit down a rabbit hole, tumbling into a fantastical world called Wonderland. She encounters a series of bizarre and nonsensical characters, including the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, the Queen of Hearts, and the Caterpillar. She navigates through a series of surreal situations that challenge her sense of logic and reality, often changing size and encountering nonsensical rules.
Additional info:
Prepare a 16 to 32-bar selection from a song. Songs should be comparable to the style of music in the show for which you are auditioning, typically from the musical theatre genre, but do not necessarily have to be from the show itself. Directors do not always have an accompanist available for auditions, but mp3 files can be played from a phone or other device, or CD accompaniment tracks may be used. An upright piano is present, and if you can accompany yourself, you are welcome to do so.
If you desire a certain role, research that character, the show, the music, the setting, etc. BE that character, including any accent that might be desired, when reading AND when singing, whatever is applicable to the audition and that character.
Typical auditions will include some type of reading from the script, to be chosen by the Director, and musicals will require singing. Readings are usually cold read, meaning you have not seen the selection prior to arriving. however, if you truly want a role and have access to a script before auditions, by all means, study it.
Directors do not charge participation fees, so ALL cast members and crew are expected to help construct sets, when necessary, and to provide their own costume(s) (unless directors are renting, then directors ask you to get a costume sponsor) and small props.
The typical rehearsal schedule is:
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays: 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (later as performance dates approach)
Sundays: 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. (later as performance dates approach)
Saturday mornings are set aside for set construction and, for musicals, choreography. Once the set is complete and/or all dances are learned, Saturdays are free.
Shows are normally blocked (when the Director tells you when and where to be on the stage) by scene or script pages, so not all cast members will be needed at all rehearsals for some productions. The Director will give and/or post a show-specific rehearsal schedule once auditions are complete.
Performances will be July 18-20 & 25-27, 2025
Please download the form attached, complete and bring it to the audtions.
If interested, please apply.
