"All Shook Up" Musical Needs Performers
Theatre announces upcoming open auditions for "All Shook Up" show. Seeking cast. Please see the breakdown below. Additional info: You only need to attend one night of auditions. Please prepare 16-32 bars of a song. Be prepared for a short dance audition & cold readings. If you are auditioning for a certain role, singing a song from the show is recommended. An accompanist and Bluetooth speaker will be provided. No acapella (without music) auditions. Bring a headshot & resume if you have one. PLEASE NOTE: All named characters engage in some form of staged intimacy (most involve a kiss) and ensemble roles entail some level of touch with partner dance. Show dates: August 1-3 & 7-10 If you are interested, please apply.
9 roles
A mechanic. More comfortable in greasy overalls than a dress. Dreams of life beyond her small town. Spends half of the show disguised as “Ed”, in order to get closer to Chad. Alto/Mezzo, (G3 - D5).
A great-lookin’, motorcycling, guitar-playing, leather-jacketed roustabout. Charismatic and on the move. Baritone, (A3 - A4).
Natalie’s loving and supportive father. Widowed and missing a love of his own. Baritone, (A#3 - E4).
The no-nonsense owner of “Sylvia’s Honky Tonk”. Strong sense of comedic timing. Alto/Mezzo, (F3 – G5).
Natalie’s awkward best friend and secret admirer. Tenor, (A3 - G#4).
The beautiful, intellectual caretaker of the town’s museum. Unapologetically knows what she wants. Mezzo, (A3 – E5).
The town’s judgemental and rigid mayor. Enjoys being in control and telling others how to live. A strong sense of comedic timing. Alto, (Bb3 – C6).
The law in town. A man of not many words. Matilda’s right-hand man. Baritone.
Townspeople who make up the small midwestern community where the story takes place. Many featured roles and dance opportunities.
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