Auditions
Auditions are open!
We are CURRENTLY ACCEPTING submissions for
SPRING 2025
Intermediate Troupe
Auditions accepted on a rolling basis, until spots are filled!
Spring 2025 Season
AUDITIONS FOR OUR SPRING 2025 TROUPE SEASON ARE NOW OPEN!
AUDITIONS FOR OUR
2024/2025
TROUPE SEASON
ARE NOW OPEN!
TROUPE AUDITION REQUIREMENTS
- 1 musical theatre song (16-32 bars, age-appropriate, with accompaniment/karaoke track)
- 1 monologue (30 seconds or less, any style)
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Ages 12-18
- 2 songs (16-32 bars, age-appropriate, with accompaniment/karaoke track). One piece ideally is from a contemporary musical and the second piece can be from another musical or a pop/rock song.
- 1 monologue (60 seconds or less, any style)
- All *videos must be uploaded as an unlisted YouTube video.
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- Headshot (or any clear photo of your face)
- Resume OR completed training/performance history (see audition form)
- Artist statement: Why do you want to participate in this program?
LEARN ABOUT EACH TROUPE
Audition Tips
LIVE AUDITIONS
- Practice your song in advance with a pianist playing from your sheet music
VIDEO AUDITIONS
- Practice your song in advance with the track you will be using.
ALL AUDITIONS
- Do a mock audition with a family member, friend, or teacher so you can get used to performing in front of another person.
- Remember that the audition panel is rooting for you to succeed! Nerves are natural before an audition, but there’s no need to be intimidated. Through the audition process, we’re hoping to see a little of what makes you special, and what unique qualities you will bring to our program.
Need Help?… No problem!
Contact us to book an audition coaching and our team will help you select pieces and prepare your submission.
LIVE AUDITIONS
- Plan to arrive ten minutes before your scheduled audition time in case of traffic or delays. If you can, warm up your voice in the car on the way. You’ll need about five minutes before your audition to complete an information sheet.
- Bring your sheet music, hole-punched and double-sided, in a binder for the accompanist. You’ll get both back after your audition!
- Introduce yourself when you enter, and bring all your materials with you: headshot and resume, completed audition form, and sheet music.
VIDEO AUDITIONS
- Film in a well-lit area, and to shoot your self-tape in a medium or wide shot.
- Introduce yourself at the beginning of your video
ALL AUDITIONS
- Wear something comfortable, clean, and professional; pick an outfit that makes you feel confident!
- Pick something familiar and easy to learn – a song or monologue you’ve already learned for a play or recital is a great choice! Otherwise, think about your favourite movies or musicals.
- Make sure your piece is age-appropriate, both in content and vocal range. For example, a song like “Defying Gravity” from Wicked is written for an adult woman to sing and is challenging for a young girl to sing well.
- Try to have your piece fully memorized; this helps so much with your confidence!
Suggested Material
Please note! These are only suggestions to get you started; students can select any song or monologue they choose and are not restricted to this list!
*Reminder: Students must bring a copy of their sheet music, in their chosen key, to their audition!
Sheet music can be purchased online – ie. musicnotes.com, newmusicaltheatre.com – or from your local music store*
Songs
Annie – “Maybe”; “Tomorrow”; “You’re Never Fully Dressed Without A Smile”
The Addams Family – “What If”
Billy Elliot – “Electricity”
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – “I’ve Got A Golden Ticket”
Honk – “Different”
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat – “Any Dream Will Do”
Les Miserables – “Castle on a Cloud”
The Lion King – “I Just Can’t Wait to Be King”
Matilda – “Naughty”; “Quiet”; “When I Grow Up”
Mary Poppins – “Practically Perfect”; “Let’s Go Fly A Kite”
The Music Man – “Gary, Indiana”
Oliver! – “Where Is Love”; “Consider Yourself”
The Secret Garden – “The Girl I Mean To Be”
Seussical – “Alone in the Universe”; “Notice Me, Horton”
Shrek the Musical – “I Know It’s Today”
You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown – “Happiness”; “My New Philosophy”; “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown”
Monologues – Resources
Drama Notebook
StageMilk
Monologue Archive
StageAgent
*Reminder: Students must bring a copy of their sheet music, in their chosen key, to their audition!
Sheet music can be purchased online – ie. musicnotes.com, newmusicaltheatre.com – or from your local music store*
Songs
13 – “What It Means to Be A Friend”; “The Lamest Place in the World”
A Little Princess – “Live Out Loud”
The Addams Family – “Pulled”
Beauty and the Beast – “Home”; “A Change In Me”; “If I Can’t Love Her”; “Me”
Bring It On – “Killer Instinct”; “One Perfect Moment”
Bye Bye Birdie – “How Lovely to Be A Woman”
Chicago – “Mister Cellophane”
Cinderella – “Ten Minutes Ago”; “In My Own Little Corner”
Dear Evan Hansen – “Requiem”
Guys and Dolls – “I’ll Know”; “If I Were A Bell”; “Sit Down, You’re Rocking the Boat”; “Luck, Be A Lady”
Gypsy – “All I Need Is The Girl”
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat – “Close Every Door”
A Man of No Importance – “Princess”
Mean Girls: The Musical – “I’d Rather Be Me”; “Stop”; “Stupid With Love”; “What’s Wrong With Me?”
My Fair Lady – “On the Street Where You Live”; “Wouldn’t It Be Loverly”
The Music Man – “My White Knight”
The Prom – “Alyssa Greene”
South Pacific – “A Wonderful Guy”; “I’m Gonna Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair”; “Cock-Eyed Optimist”
Welcome to My Life – “Dear Daddy”
25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee – “I Speak Six Languages”; “I’m Not That Smart”
Monologues
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