Audition For Singing in "Big Fish"
Looking for male and female talent for "Big Fish" The Musical. Please see the details below. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED. About the project: Based on the celebrated novel by Daniel Wallace and the acclaimed film directed by Tim Burton, BIG FISH tells the story of Edward Bloom, a traveling salesman who lives life to its fullest…and then some! Edward’s incredible, larger-than-life stories thrill everyone around him—most of all, his devoted wife Sandra. But their son Will, about to have a child of his own, is determined to find the truth behind his father’s epic tales. Overflowing with heart and humor, BIG FISH is an extraordinary musical that reminds us why we love going to the theatre—for an experience that’s richer, funnier, and bigger than life itself. Big Fish will be directed by Toni Butler, with musical direction by Emily Kroff, and accompanied by a live orchestra under the direction of Michelle Willis. Additional info: Prepare: 16 bars from a musical in the style of Big Fish. Fill out this AUDITION FORM. Bring a resume, headshot, and sheet music (an accompanist will be provided). Call Backs: April 26, 8a-1p Rehearsals: First Rehearsal: April 30. Generally, rehearsals are M-TH, 7-10p, and Saturdays, 8a-5p. The amount of rehearsals you have will depend on the part you are cast in. Performances: June 13, 14, 16, 20, 21, and 23 at 7:30pm. If interested, please apply.
33 roles
A charming, charismatic storyteller. A devoted yet absent father nearing the end of his life and wanting to reconnect with his son. He is comfortable in his own skin, but hopes for Will’s approval. He loves his wife, his son, and telling stories. Needs a big voice and serious character acting. Songs: Showdown, What’s Next, How It Ends
An enthusiastic, optimistic, energetic romantic. Very charismatic, a good salesman. He is the quintessential hometown boy hero. Needs a big voice. Very good mover. Songs: Be the Hero, Fight the Dragons, Start Over
An enthusiastic, optimistic, energetic romantic. Very charismatic, a good salesman. He is the quintessential hometown boy hero. Needs a big voice. Very good mover. Songs: Out There on the Road, Time Stops, Closer to Her, Daffodils, Red White and True
Patient, calm, the perfect balance to Edward’s enthusiasm. She adores and appreciates Edward and tries to bring reconciliation to her husband and son. Strong singer and actor. Songs: Two Men in My Life, I Don’t Need a Roof
A sweet, innocent young girl excited by the possibilities of life. She appreciates Edward’s romantic viewpoint. Strong singing and dance ability. Songs: Alabama Lamb, Time Stops, Daffodils, Red White and True
An earnest, thoughtful young man wanting to reconnect with his father, but unable to appreciate Edward’s romantic view of life. He is a successful professional, new husband, and expectant father. Strong tenor voice and dramatic actor.
Will’s wife. Successful, intelligent, new bride and expectant mother. Josephine acts as the bridge between Edward and Will.
Edward’s best friend. Karl is shy, exceptionally intelligent, hermit-like, and has aquiet charisma. He needs a booming voice and large personality. Bass. Will need to be comfortable walking on stilts.
Eccentric owner of the circus that employs young Edward. Aldo, a werewolf.Strong, outgoing personality and humor.
Mysterious and knowledgeable. Convinces Edward to pursue a big life without fear. Big belt voice.
Edward’s devoted, first girlfriend. A dreamer.
Very tired, disillusioned version of the younger Jenny. She has dignity and honesty. She is crucial in helping Will understand Edward and Edward’s motivations. Serious acting role.
Snarky bully. Sandra’s first fiancé.
Nerdy brother and shadow of Don Price.
Warm, kind, but frank. Edward’s friend and physician.
Young Sandra’s friends. Perform with Sandra at the circus. Strong singing and dance skills.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.
Ensemble Roles: Most have solo lines, all have featured moments and will pop up throughout the entire show.