Audition for Singing in "Into the Woods" Show
The company is holding auditions for "Into the Woods" Show and looking for performers, please see the details below. Additional info: CALLBACKS September 19 7:00-8:30 SHOW DATES: Nov. 21, 22, 23 These productions will NOT have a live orchestra, however directors will be using full orchestration tracks. For audition you will have access to the tracks , pleases come prepared to sing 32 measures of a song from the show. You will not be required to bring sheet music. In addition, expect cold readings or short monologues provided at the audition. Looking for strong vocalists/actors who can work independently and come to group rehearsals prepared. Minimal vocal instruction will be given during rehearsals, however, there will be a few group vocal rehearsals and recordings of vocal parts will be available. Rehearsals will be primarily SUNDAYS 5-7 pm, additional days will be added.
21 roles
The narrator is the storyteller who speaks directly to the audience. This character helps control the pacing of the show and always needs to be ready for their next entrance, as they pop in and out throughout the story.
Jack is an energetic young man who is always looking for an adventure. He begins this show as a simple little boy (his best friend is a cow), but by the end of the show he learns a few valuable lessons.
Raising a son and running a farm all by herself has made Jack's Mother a bit frazzled and most definitely overworked.
The Baker is a good-hearted, likeable person who believes he can take on the Witch s curse all by himself. At first, this confidence and his desire to have a child drives him, but he soon learns he needs his wife s help to accomplish the goal.
The Baker's Wife is a strong, determined and loving woman whose desire to have a child drives the action of the whole show. Her storyline helps tie all the characters storylines together.
Little Red starts the show as a loud, bratty, pushy, glutton who happily manipulates people and situations to get her way. Eventually, she learns some valuable lessons and softens around the edges.
The Witch is an ancient, mysterious and manipulative woman who will do anything possible to regain her beauty and protect Rapunzel. While she may seem old and haggard, she still has the strength to control other people
Cinderella's Stepsisters are spoiled brats who care only about themselves and marrying Cinderella's Prince.
Just like the name suggests, this is one mysterious man. Everything he does is to help the Baker, but he does not explain his motives until the last moment.
The Wolf is a sly and dangerous character intently focused on attacking Little Red Ridinghood. Cast an actor and singer who can physically and vocally bring the Wolf to life.
Granny is a feisty woman who is not afraid to fight the Wolf face to face.
The Steward is the servant of Cinderella s Prince. He is dependable and willing to do whatever Cinderella s Prince asks.
Milky-White is Jack s cow. You could use a cardboard or plaster cow for this role, but it can be a lot of fun to cast a child as Milky-White
Cinderella's Father will not win any Father-of-the-Year awards. He doesn't care about his daughter's well-being or her actions.
Cinderella's Prince is a conceited man who adamantly pursues Cinderella and can't take no for an answer. When not chasing her, he is trying to show up Rapunzel's Prince.
Cinderella' s Mother comforts Cinderella in her one short song.
Rapunzel's Prince is the pompous and arrogant brother of Cinderella's Prince. Sibling rivalry runs rampant between the brothers, including each brother's belief that his lady love is the most beautiful.
Cinderella's Stepmother is a mean, evil woman who only cares about her birth children, daughters Florinda and Lucinda.
Cinderella is a simple peasant girl whose one wish is to go to the Festival. Unfortunately, when her wish comes true she learns that wishes sometimes come with consequences. Cinderella s inner beauty always shines through her sometimes clumsy and awkward exterior
Rapunzel has been stuck in a tower for the majority of her life. Finally, she stands up to the Witch in order to get out to see the world.
This group of characters creates the environment of the play and interacts with others as they go about their journey