“Meet Me in St. Louis” Musical Needs Performers
Local auditions for “Meet Me in St. Louis” show. Looking for cast. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. The relevant details are outlined below. About the project: In 1903, the Smith family eagerly awaits the upcoming World’s Fair in their hometown of St. Louis. Esther, spirited and lively, falls for John Truitt, singing “The Boy Next Door” to express her longing. Rose handles a complicated long-distance romance, while Agnes and Tootie stir neighborhood mischief. The family’s joy is disrupted when Mr. Smith announces a move to New York City for a promotion. The sisters lead iconic ensemble numbers like “Skip to My Lou” during a lively party and a trip to the World’s Fair site, featuring “The Trolley Song.” On a Christmas Eve, Esther comforts a heartbroken Tootie with “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.” Tootie’s grief causes her to destroy her snowmen, breaking Mr. Smith’s resolve. He cancels the move, realizing his family’s happiness lies in St. Louis, to the tune of “Whenever I’m with You.” The show ends with the family’s arrival at the grand opening of the Fair. Rate: $475.00 – $675.00 per week. Theatre offers professional compensation, round-trip transportation, and excellent accommodations for up to eight visiting artists per production. Additional info: Adult Vocal Auditions: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM (everyone interested in dancing must attend the vocal auditions. Prepare two contrasting vocal selections in the show’s style, each no longer than 32 bars. Bring sheet music in your key for the accompanist. Each audition slot is 5 minutes; prepare your audition package accordingly. Dance callbacks are only open to those invited back after singing). Dance Auditions: 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM (come prepared to learn a challenging musical theatre jazz combo from ‘Meet Me in St. Louis’.) Video submissions will also be accepted and considered on the audition day. Rehearsals start: Thursday, September 17th, 2026 Previews start: Thursday, October 1st, 2026 Opening night: Friday, October 2nd, 2026 Closing night: Sunday, November 8th, 2026 If you are interested, please apply.
13 roles
The oldest daughter and the family's recognized beauty. She is elegant but can have a bit of a temper. Voice: Mezzo-Soprano/Soprano (B3–F5), Playable age: 18.
The oldest child, a nineteen-year-old preparing to attend Princeton University. Voice: Tenor (Bb2–G4). Banjo skills a plus. Playable age: 18.
The gracious, firm yet gentle mother who keeps the household running smoothly. Voice: Mezzo-Soprano/Alto (Ab3–E5).
A successful businessman and loving father whose career-driven decision to move the family to New York creates the central conflict of the show. Voice: Baritone (Ab2–E4).
Mrs. Smith’s father and a spry Civil War veteran adored by the children. Voice: Baritone (Ab2–E4).
The good-humored, ageless Irish cook and housemaid for the Smith family. Voice: Alto/Mezzo (F3–C#5). This role covers Mrs. Anna Smith. Playable age: 40.
The "boy next door" and Esther's athletic, sincere love interest. Voice: Baritone (Bb2–F4), Playable age: 20.
Rose’s wealthy and eligible suitor. Voice: Baritone (Ab2–E4).
A sophisticated and somewhat affected girl from the East, who becomes a romantic rival and friend. Voice: Mezzo-Soprano/Soprano (B3–F5).
This role will play multiple parts, such as Motorman, a caroler, and a ballroom guest. Covers Mr. Alonso Smith and Grandpa Prophater. Voice: Baritone (Ab2–E4), Playable age: 40.
Multiple roles including Postman, caroler, and ballroom guest. Voice: Baritone (Ab2–F4).
Multiple roles such as Eve Finley, caroler, and ballroom guest, covering Esther and Rose Smith. Voice: Alto/Mezzo-Soprano (G3–A5).
Fills out the ensemble, covering Lucille Ballard, Katie, and Eve Finley. Voice: Mezzo-Soprano/Alto (Ab3–E5).
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