Casting Singers for Production of "Evita"
The company is holding auditions for summer 2026 production of "Evita" show and looking for performers ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Additional info: To audition: Submit a video self-tape with the following: 16 bars of a contemporary musical theatre or legit song in the style of Andrew Lloyd Webber (Selections from Evita are encouraged but not required). A 30-60-second monologue from a contemporary drama of your choice (theatre or film). Please apply if interested.
3 roles
Vocal range: Mezzo with strong belt to soprano (up to G5). Character: Ambitious, charismatic, and relentless. Eva rises from poverty to become Argentina’s First Lady, revered by the masses and reviled by the elite. She is at once manipulative, vulnerable, commanding, and deeply human. Notable songs: “Buenos Aires,” “High Flying, Adored,” “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina.”
(Tenor/High Baritone,) Vocal range: Strong rock tenor/baritone (to B♭4). Character: The narrator and commentator, often portrayed as a revolutionary figure (echoing Che Guevara). He is cynical, biting, and witty, challenging both Eva’s myth and the audience’s perception. Notable songs: “Oh What a Circus,” “And the Money Kept Rolling In (And Out).”
(Baritone) Vocal range: Rich baritone (to G4). Character: A career military officer who becomes President of Argentina. Perón is authoritative and pragmatic, but also somewhat passive—drawn into Eva’s orbit and elevated by her charisma. Notable songs: “She Is a Diamond,” “Dice Are Rolling.”
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