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Auditions at RCT

Calling All Actors and Singers!Auditions at RCT

                                                                                                                               

We would love for you to come join us onstage!

WHEN: JANUARY 7th, 2011. SIGN-UPS will be from 10AM-11AM, auditioning from 11-4pm. You must be present during sign-ups to get a time slot, and then will return 10 minutes before your scheduled time.

WHERE: Roanoke Children’s Theatre, inside the Taubman Museum of Art.

WHAT: Casting: Adult Equity & Non-Equity & Youth Actors. All Roles.
The Velveteen Rabbit by James Still Music by Jimmy Roberts
Go Dog Go! by Steven Deitz and Allison Gregory


ADULTS: 1 minute Monologue and/or 16 bars of a Song (if you are a singer).

KIDS: 1 minute memorized monologue or poem and/or a 16 bars of a song (if you are a singer).


BRING:
Headshot (or school picture) & Resume (or list of school plays/camps/classes taken) (Stapled Together), Sheet Music in Correct Key, & Adult or Youth Audition Form filled out.


***CALLBACKS:
Check the RCT Website & Facebook for the Callback List! List will be posted by 7pm on January 7th, 2011.


Sunday, January 8th, 2011
The Velveteen Rabbit 1-3pm
Go Dog Go! 4-6pm

Email meghan.roanokechildrenstheatre@gmail.com for more information or call us at (540) 309-6802


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Email meghan.roanokechildrenstheatre@gmail.com for more information or call us at (540) 309-6803

See you there & Break a Leg!

PDF Forms & Information:


RCT audition form (Youth)

RCT audition form (Adult)

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Christmas Cookies Production Information

 

Note to Parents:
We would love to cast every youth who auditions for us but unfortunately we cannot cast everyone who auditions. At many of our auditions, we have had over 100 auditioners!   Many times casting decisions are based on aspects your child cannot control (hair color, age, height...etc.).  If they don't get cast this time please encourage then to audition again.  Many times their 2nd or 3rd audition gets the part because they are much more comfortable with the audition process. When preparing your youth for auditions the most important thing to do is practice!  The more prepared they are the less nervous they are likely to feel. Also encourage your student to sign up for one our classes.  Participating in our education programs allows us to get to know your child and help them strengthen their abilities so that they might perform more confidently at their next audition.  Break a Leg!

 


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