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What are some tips for auditioning for a summer repetory theatre?
here is the information for it: SUMMER REPERTORY PRODUCTIONS
Disney’s High School Musical 2
July 31, August 1, 2, 4, 6, 8 & 9
Book by David Simpatico. Songs by Matthew Gerrard and Robbie Nevil,
David N. Lawrence and Faye Greenberg, Randy Peteren and Kevin Quinn, Jamie Houston, Brian Louiselle, Andy Dodd and Adam Watts, Antoniana Armato and Tim James
Music Adapted, Arranged and Produced by Bryan Louiselle
Based on a Disney Channel Original Movie Written by Peter Barsocchini
It’s summer vacation for the Wildcats: the responsibility of jobs versus fun and free time! Troy and Gabrielle hope to have a great summer together, but Sharpay is just as determined to have Troy all to herself, so she pulls strings and tells the manager of her father’s Lava Springs Country Club to hire Troy at all costs. He does, but the cost is hiring half the school along with him, including Gabriella as the pool lifeguard! All your favorite characters plus a few new ones sing and dance in the Lava Springs Talent Show, learning the difficulty and benefits of “all for one and one for all!”
Sleeping Beauty
August 1, 5, 7, 9
By Charles Way
Once upon a time… ah, not this time. This sleeping beauty, Briar Rose, is an independent, in-your-face kind of princess whose half-witted half-dragon has ‘always got her back’. Enter the Prince, of course, and you’ve got one zany tale to tell. This is a great modern twist on an old family classic.
Summer Repertory Theatre Auditions
Cast Needs: 30-40 teens ages 14-19; Singers, Actors, Dancers to be cast in the Summer Repertory Troupe!
Preliminary “Summer Rep Star” auditions will be held at locations around the area!
Days and Times to be announced Feb. 1st!
Selected artists from each Preliminary round above will get a “golden ticket” to the Audition Finals at GRCT
FINALS: May 11 & 12, 2008.
Finalists will be required to send a theatrical resume, plus…
- All auditionees must prepare 16 measures of a song and bring sheet music to auditions. An accompanist will be provided.
- All Auditionees must prepare a one-minute memorized monologue
- All Auditionees will have an interview with the technical staff
- All auditionees must participate in a group dance audition.
2 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
one of the tips that people overlook is the level of preparedness!
if they say bring a monologue, bring a picture, DO IT!
read the shows in advance, and decide which character you think you'd be most right for. --gear your song and monologue towards that role.
find out if they want 16 bars from one of their shows, or something different. make sure your sheet music is in your key!
have fun. show them your 'sparkle'. it's easy to get in a grumpy mood if there's a long waiting line, but don't worry about it. bring music that you like to listen to (or go over your script/song)
break a leg!
- 5 years ago
Be confident without being cocky (confidence is important but if you begin to imagine yourself better than everybody else, it shows and reflects poorly)! Choose a monologue/monologues which you feel shows your strengths and be sure that you know your material well before the day of the auditions. Don't stress! One of the best things you can learn in theatre is how to channel any nervousness into positive energy. Don't dwell on "worst case scenario" but go up there acknowledging the fact that you are capable of excellence and knock 'em dead!
