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No acting or theater experience is required to audition, just a love and passion for theater!
If you are not cast, do not give up! There are many reasons for casting, and you are encouraged to keep trying!

Each director has different criteria for each audition
If a director has specific information it will be listed under the show below.

If there is no additional information listed for the show the following will apply

  • Prepared monologues are not needed
  • Be prepared to read from the script
  • Wear comfortable clothing for easy movement
  • Some things you should bring: A Pen, A Calendar, Your work schedule (for conflicts), a SMILE!
  • Be able to supply the director with any conflict dates for during the rehearsal period
  • Be sure your schedule is free the WEEK BEFORE THE OPENING DATE OF THE SHOW - this is technical week and most directors will not allow any conflicts
    (Note: Musicals start technical rehearsals two weeks prior to opening)
You may also fill out an ONLINE PRE-AUDITION FORM to be sent to the director. Filling out this form will speed up your audition process.
Pre-Audition forms will be accepted for the show until a week before Auditions are held.
Look for the Pre-Audition link under the show title.
You may still come to auditions if you have not filled out a pre-audition form

PLEASE BE AWARE: Auditions times posted are the STARTING time for Auditions
You must be at the theater by that time. We do not audition through-out the audition times.


2009-2010 SEASON

Directed by: Thurmond Whatley

Show Dates:
April 16, 17, 23, 24, 25 (matinee) 30, May 1

CAST:
Leo     Harrison Paul Light
Jack     Tony Baughman
Meg     Jenni Smithson
Audrey     Haley Hughes
Doc     Jon Groteluschen
Butch     Tim De-Troye
Duncan     John Lewis
Florence     Elaine Schmidt

Directed by: Dan See
Music Direction: Angie Fench

Show Dates:
May 21, 22, 28, 29, 30 (matinee) June 4, 5

The entire production team of Aiken Community Playhouse’s season closer, “The Fantasticks”, is proud to announce the talented cast. We had a great set of auditions Monday and Tuesday and our decisions were difficult to reach. I want to personally thank all who auditioned and hope that I get the chance to work with each of you at ACP in the future.

CAST:

  • El Gallo - Shawn Maratea
  • Luisa - Amy Owens
  • Matt - Josh Ziska
  • Bellomy - Jeff Lowe
  • Hucklebee - Jack Feldman
  • Henry - Patrick T. Williams
  • Mortimer - David Hepner Jr.
  • The Mute - Carmen Diane Rexroad

PRODUCTION TEAM:

  • Director - Dan See
  • Assistant Director - Bradley Watts
  • Musical Director - Angie French
  • Stage Manager - Annette See
  • Play Angel - Bridget Sanito
  • Costumes - Janet Bost
  • Hair - TBD
  • Props - Ali McCormack
  • Set Build - David Hepner Jr.
  • Set Decoration - TBD
  • Sound Operator - Chris Martino
  • Lights - Mike Dansevicus

2010 SUMMER SEASON

Directed by: Shannon Huey

PRE-AUDITION FORM

Audition Dates:
April 11 - 3pm and April 12 - 7pm

Show Dates:
June 18, 19, 20 (matinee) , 25, 26

AUDITION INFORMATION:

  • Scripts are available at the Box Office.
    Please call the box office at 803-648-1438 to see if copies are available.

CAST NEEDED:

7 Males age 20-60
2-4 Females age 20-40

  • Freddy
    the owner and bartender of the Lapin Agile
  • Gaston
    an older man
  • Germaine
    waitress and Freddy's girlfriend
  • Albert Einstein
    age twenty-five
  • Suzanne
    nineteen
  • Sagot
    Picasso's art dealer
  • Pablo Picasso
    age twenty-three
  • Charles Dabernow Schmendiman
    a young man, twenties
  • The Countess
  • A female admirer
  • A visitor
    age twenties

Directed by: Marcia Harris

PRE-AUDITION FORM

Audition Dates:
May 9 - 3pm and May 10 - 7pm

Show Dates:
July 9,10, 11 (matinee), 16, 17

AUDITION INFORMATION:

  • Scripts are available at the Box Office.
    Please call the box office at 803-648-1438 to see if copies are available.
  • Please contact the Director Marcia Harris at marcia@aikencommunityplayhouse.com if you are in need of more information.

CAST NEEDED:

1 man and 1 woman mid 30's
This play will require the actors to age 24 years.

2010 - 2011 SEASON

Directed by: Danny Lee
Music Direction: Steven McKinney
Choreography: Anna Ehman

The Art Of Motion Dance Studio., LLC


PRE-AUDITION FORM

Audition Dates:
June 20 & 21 - 7 PM

Possible Call-Back Date: June 27 - 7 PM

Show Dates:
SEPT: 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25 - 8 PM
SEPT: 19 - 3 PM

Music Samples:

AUDITION INFORMATION:

  • Script and CD perusal copies available at the Box Office.
    Please call the box office at 803-648-1438 to see if copies are available.
  • Be prepared to sing a song from the show and/or a dramatic Broadway type song.
  • Please try to keep your selection to 1 to 2 minutes maximum
  • Small portions of backing trax are available for audition purposes.
  • A keyboard will be provided.
  • An accompanist will NOT be provide.
  • You may use a backing track (no lead vocals).
  • You must bring your own CD.
  • A sound system will be provided. Please be aware that some home burned CD's will not play in some CD players. We do not have a backup CD player. If you have a CD player you can bring that you know plays your CD it is suggest to bring it with you as a backup
  • If you are able to bring a USB Flash Drive with an MP3 of your backing track we can put it into our computer system and play it from that - Please come at least 30 minutes early to get your MP3 loaded if you choose this option.
  • It is suggested to not sing A cappella
  • Please contact the Director Danny Lee at danny_lee@aikencommunityplayhouse.com for audition trax and more information.
  • If call backs are held you will be asked to sing a portion of a song from the show.
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    CAST NEEDED:
    Vocal ranges and age ranges are approximate

    To understand the ranges/notes stated in the information below, please Click Here and refer to the chart.

    • Victor Frankenstein
      A brilliant young scientist
      Male Age 18+
      Tenor: A3 - A5
    • Robert Walton
      A Sea Captain (Doubles as The Blind Man and Ensemble)
      Male Age 30+
      Baritone/Tenor: B3 - E5
    • The Creature
      The subject of Victor's grand experiment
      Male Age 20+
      Baritone/Tenor: Must have a large range from G3 - A5
    • Elizabeth Lavenza
      Victor's fiancée
      Female Age 18+
      Soprano: E4 - E6
    • Henry Clerval
      Victor's lifelong friend and yet adversary, a very deep and conflicting role
      Male Age 18+
      Tenor: D4 - B5
    • Alphonse Frankenstein
      Victor's Father
      Male Age 50+
      Baritone/Tenor: A3 - E5
    • Caroline Frankenstein
      Victor's Mother (Also doubles in Ensemble)
      Female Age 35+
      Any female range - small solo
    • William Frankenstein
      Victor's 10-year-old brother
      Boy or Girl (Girl must dress as boy, all must look to be at least 10 years) Age 10 - 13
      Range: C4 - C5
    • Justine Moritz
      William's Nanny
      Female Age 20+ (Age will be based on other casting, very open age range for this character)
      Alto/Mezzo: D4 - F6 sharp
    • Agatha
      The Blind Man's daughter (Doubles as Ensemble)
      Female 20+ (open age range dependent on other casting)
      Alto/Mezzo - D4 - F6
    • Ensemble
      Strong singers for Ensemble playing different roles.
      Estimated need of - 5 Men & 5 Women

    Directed by: John Lewis

    PRE-AUDITION FORM

    Audition Dates:
    August 1 - 3 PM & 2 - 7 PM

    Show Dates:
    October- 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30 - 8 PM
    October- 24 - 3 PM

    AUDITION INFORMATION:

    • Scripts are available at the Box Office.
      Please call the box office at 803-648-1438 to see if copies are available.

    CAST NEEDED:

    • Oscar Madison
      40's
      The "messy" half of this famous "odd couple." Oscar takes pity on his best friend, the newly separated and nearly suicidal Felix Ungar, and invites Felix to live with him in his New York City apartment.
    • Felix Ungar
      40's
      The "neat" member of the "odd couple". Uptight and emotional. A 40-something-year-old news writer for CBS, Felix responds to his wife’s decision to end their marriage by considering suicide.
    • Murray
      30's on up
      Murray, one of the poker players, is a policeman and a methodical, even slow, thinker. He is also very gentle and caring, and demonstrates the most concern for Felix. Murray is fairly unflappable, but he is also a bit simple and naive.
    • Cecily Pigeon
      late 30's to 40's
      One of the "Girls" from upstairs a little more uninhibited than her sister, Gwendolyn - British accent required.
    • Gwendolyn Pigeon
      late 30's to 40's
      Gwendolyn is the "mother hen." Like her sister Cicely, Gwendolyn is attractive, and works as a secretary for the Slenderama Health Club. She is a little slower mentally than her sister - she has trouble remembering Felix's name. British accent required
    • Roy
      30's on up
      Roy is Oscar's accountant and a man with an acute sense of smell. He is the poker player who complains most about air quality and bad odors in Oscar's apartment.
    • Speed
      30's on up
      As his name implies, Speed is always in a hurry. He is the impatient poker player - sarcastic, complaining, and even a little mean.
    • Vinnie
      30's on up
      Vinnie, the last of the poker players, is nervous and eccentric.

    Directed by: Juli Davis

    PRE-AUDITION FORM

    Audition Dates:
    September: 19 & 20 - 7 PM

    Show Dates:
    November - 26, 27 - 8 PM
    December - 3, 4, 10, 11 - 8 PM
    December - 5 - 3 PM

    AUDITION INFORMATION:

    • Scripts are available at the Box Office.
      Please call the box office at 803-648-1438 to see if copies are available.
    • Please contact the Director Juli Davis at julidavis76@yahoo.com if you are in need of more information.

    CAST NEEDED:

    • Ralph as an adult (narrator)
      male, 30-45 years old also plays the Cowboy, the Tree Lot Owner, the Delivery Man and the voice of the Neighbor
    • Ralphie Parker
      male, 9-12 years old
    • Mother - (Ralphie's mother)
      female, 40+ years old
    • The Old Man - (Ralphie's father)
      male, 40+ years old also plays voice of Santa Claus
    • Randy - (Ralphie's little brother)
      male, 7-9 years old
    • Miss Shields - (school teacher)
      female, 30-40 years old also plays voice of Schwartz's mother
    • Flick - (Ralphie's friend)
      male, 9-12 years old also plays Desperado One
    • Schwartz - (Ralphie's friend)
      male, 9-12 years old also plays Desperado Two
    • Esther Jane Alberry - (classmate)
      female, 9-12 years old
    • Helen Weathers - (classmate)
      female, 9-12 years old
    • Scut Farkas - (bully)
      male, 13-15 years old also plays Black Bart

    Directed by: Dustin Turner

    PRE-AUDITION FORM

    Audition Dates:
    November 28 - 3 PM & 29 - 7 PM

    Show Dates:
    January 2011 - 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, 29 - 8 PM
    January 2011 - 23 - 3 PM

    AUDITION INFORMATION:

    • Scripts are available at the Box Office.
      Please call the box office at 803-648-1438 to see if copies are available.
    • Please contact the Director Dustin Turner at dustin@aikencommunityplayhouse.com if you are in need of more information.

    CAST NEEDED:

    • Becca
      (late thirties/early forties) has shut down emotionally as a result of the incident. She appears to handle normal, daily activities, as any strong career woman would in her situation, but, in reality, has one foot in the moment and one in quiet madness, which makes this a plumb acting role for the actress who can avoid histrionics and play it naturally.
    • Howie
      (late 30s/early 40s) is visibly more emotional than his wife, Becca, in coping with the incident. Howie is NOT a weakling, however, and shouldn't be played as such.
    • Nat
      (60s) has the levity and poignancy that you would expect from a mom wanting to comfort her daughter and make everything all right. A lovely role for a veteran actress.
    • Izzy
      (early 30s) is dizzily hyper, but not ditsy. She's always been Becca's less responsible kid sister, but the actress playing her should exhibit character growth (need to show some range, here) with a depth of understanding and readiness to accept responsibility.
    • Jason
      (17-year-old) is a teenager exhibiting the usual goofiness, awkwardness, and a gentle cockiness you'd expect from an intelligent being of this age.

    Directed by: TBA

    THIS IS AN ACP YOUTH WING PRODUCTION
    Youth Wing does not accept Pre-Audition forms

    Audition Dates:
    December: 5 & 6 - 7 PM

    Show Dates:
    February 2011 - 25, 26, - 8 PM
    March 2011 - 4, 5 - 8 PM
    February 2011 - 27 - 3 PM

    AUDITION INFORMATION:

    • Scripts are available at the Box Office.
      Please call the box office at 803-648-1438 to see if copies are available.
    • Please contact the Director at gambahansen@aikencommunityplayhouse.com if you are in need of more information.

    CAST NEEDED:
    12 male, 18 female

    The Staff

    • Dr. Maxwell Clarke - High School principal
    • Sylvia Barrett - First year teacher
    • Beatrice Schachter - An experienced teacher
    • Paul Barringer - Handsome English teacher
    • J.J. McHabe - Adminstrative Assistant - primarily the disciplinarian
    • Ella Friedenberg - Guidance Counselor
    • Frances Egan - School Nurse
    • Samuel Bester - English teacher promoted to Administrator
    • Charlotte Wolf - Overworked librarian
    • Ellen - Sylvia's best friend

    The Students

    • Joe Ferone - Intelligent but hostile student
    • Alice Blake - A Romantic
    • Linda Rosen - Social and popular
    • Harry Kagan - Class politician
    • Helen Arbuzzi - Small but important role
    • Lou Martin - Class clown
    • Carrie Blaine - Outspoken girl
    • Elizabeth Ellis - Overly serious, dramatic
    • Rusty O'Brien - In an "anti-girl" phase
    • Lennie Neumark - Another clown
    • Jill Norris - Bright, works on the school paper
    • Edward Williams - Often suspicious of other's prejudices, sometimes surly
    • Rachel Gordon - Attractive, reacts strongly to Lou's antics
    • Carole Blanca - Changed her name from Carmelita, warm-hearted
    • Jose Rodriguez - Shy and lonely
    • Vivian Paine - Shy, insecure, has a difficult life
    • Katherine Wolzow - Student helper in the office
    • Francine Gardner - Student helper

    Directed by: Thurmond Whatley

    PRE-AUDITION FORM

    Audition Dates:
    February 2011- 20 - 3 PM & 21 - 7 PM

    Show Dates:
    April 2011 - 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23 - 8 PM
    April 2011 - 17 - 3 PM

    AUDITION INFORMATION:

    • Scripts are available at the Box Office.
      Please call the box office at 803-648-1438 to see if copies are available.
    • All roles require excellent comedic timing and openness to experiencing Jewish culture.
    • All characters except for Tyler will need to learn varying amounts of Yiddish and either a NYC or Yiddish dialect during the rehearsal process.

    CAST NEEDED:

    • Isabel (Izzy) Grossman
      mid 20s-late 30s
      Clerk in a small bookstore, granddaughter of Bubbie, whom she visits every Sunday. She works downtown, but lives uptown in her own apartment. Unmarried, Jewish, attractive, modern; an independent, liberated woman who wants to make her own choices in life. Clashes with her grandmother over "ancient Jewish traditions". Thinks she is in love with Tyler.
    • Bubbie
      60+
      Grandmother to Izzy and good friend of Hannah; lives the Jewish faith and traditions; set in her ways, a bit sassy, but lovable; a big-hearted woman who likes to be in control but does so out of love and caring for her granddaughter; a very giving person. She is looking to find Izzy a nice Jewish boy to marry. Yiddish accent required.
    • Hannah
      50+
      The matchmaker and a good friend to Bubbie; a woman with a very large appetite; eccentric, bold, brash, "larger than life" personality. Very sweet and sincere, she takes her work very seriously, and genuinely wants to make people happy. Also takes the old Jewish traditions very seriously. Yiddish accent required.
    • Sam Posner
      mid 20s-late 30s
      A pickle vendor in Bubbie's neighborhood who has his eye on Izzy; Jewish, charming, persuasive, but not pushy; philosophical, intellectual, a poet, a genuinely nice, decent guy. Very warm, caring and gentle; has a good heart. Somewhat quiet and shy around women, but can easily strike up a conversation with any of his customers. He lives in the present, but has an appreciation and respect for old Jewish traditions. Slight Yiddish or NYC accent.
    • Tyler Moss
      late 30s-late 40s
      A somewhat successful author with a big ego. Non-Jewish, self-indulgent, a schmoozer, smarmy and a cad; extremely good-looking, a sexual charmer, exudes charisma with all the women. He is "going out" with Izzy, but is not into long-term commitments.

    Directed by: Bradley Watts
    Music Direction: Danny Lee & Steven McKinney
    Choreography: Anna Ehman

    The Art Of Motion Dance Studio., LLC


    PRE-AUDITION FORM

    Audition Dates:
    February 2011 - 27 & 28 - 7 PM

    Possible Call-Back Dates: March 2011 - 6 & 7 - 7 PM

    Show Dates:
    MAY: 20, 21, 27, 28- 8 PM
    JUNE: 3, 4 - 8 PM
    MAY: 29 - 3 PM

    Music Samples:

    AUDITION INFORMATION:

  • Script and CD perusal copies available at the Box Office.
    Please call the box office at 803-648-1438 to see if copies are available.
  • Please sing a rock type song for auditions.
  • DO NOT sing a selection from the show.
  • Please try to keep your selection to 1 to 2 minutes maximum
  • A keyboard will be provided.
  • An accompanist will NOT be provide.
  • You may use a backing track (no lead vocals).
  • You must bring your own CD.
  • A sound system will be provided. Please be aware that some home burned CD's will not play in some CD players. We do not have a backup CD player. If you have a CD player you can bring that you know plays your CD it is suggest to bring it with you as a backup
  • If you are able to bring a USB Flash Drive with an MP3 of your backing track we can put it into our computer system and play it from that - Please come at least 30 minutes early to get your MP3 loaded if you choose this option.
  • It is suggested to not sing A cappella
  • Dress to move - small dance audition will also be held.
  • If called for call-backs you will be asked to sing a portion of a song(s) from the show.
    We will supply you with the audition rehearsal materials if called back
  • Please contact the Director Bradley Watts at bradleywatts@aikencommunityplayhouse.com if you are in need of more information.
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    CAST NEEDED:
    You must be 18 years of age at the time of auditions in order to be cast.

    Vocal ranges and age ranges are approximate

    To understand the ranges/notes stated in the information below, please Click Here and refer to the chart.

    • ANGEL DUMOTT SCHUNARD
      A cross-dressing street drummer infected with HIV. Incredible dancer with a magnetic personality. C3 - A4 (Tenor)
    • BENJAMIN COFFIN III
      Wealthy landlord of Mark and Roger's building. Benny wants to start a multimedia studio. Eb3 - F4 (Tenor)
    • JOANNE JEFFERSON
      A headstrong public interest lawyer, and Maureen's lover. Bb3 - E5 (Alto)
    • MARK COHEN A filmmaker and video artist, determined to capture "real" life on film. Roger's roommate. C#3 - G4 (Tenor)
    • MAUREEN JOHNSON
      A performance artist and Mark's ex-girlfriend. C4 - F5 (Soprano Belt)
    • MIMI MARQUEZ
      A dancer with AIDS and a drug problem. Desperate for a place to feel safe and protected. F#3 - E5 (Alto)
    • ROGER DAVIS
      An edgy, struggling musician who's HIV+. He hopes to write one last meaningful song before he dies. B2 - A4 (Tenor)
    • TOM COLLINS
      An HIV+ computer genius who has recently returned to New York after an absence. Has a deep capacity for love and understanding. F#2 - A4 (Baritenor) There is only one high A (A4) for this character. It is of short duration.
    • ENSEMBLE
      Strong singer/actors for ensemble - portray many different characters
      Cops, Vendors, Support Group, Homeless, Junkies, Parents, Choir, Back Ups, The Man, Alexi Darling

     

    2011 SUMMER SEASON

    Directed by: Dave Howard

    PRE-AUDITION FORM

    Audition Dates:
    April 2011 - 24, 3pm - 25, 7pm

    Show Dates:
    June 2011 - 17, 18, 24, 25- 8 PM
    June 2011 - 19 - 3 PM

    AUDITION INFORMATION:

    • Scripts are available at the Box Office.
      Please call the box office at 803-648-1438 to see if copies are available
    • Please contact the Director Dave Howard at dwhoward@aikencommunityplayhouse.com if you are in need of more information.

    CAST NEEDED:

    • Vivian Bearing
      (Female) - Age 50 - Ph.D, Professor of 17th Century Poetry
    • Harey Kelekian, MD
      (Male) - Age 50 - Chief of Medical Oncology
    • Jason Posner, MD
      (Male) - Age 28 - Clinical Fellow, Medical Oncology
    • Susie Monahan, RN, BSN
      (Female) - Age 28 - Primary Nurse, Cancer Inpatient Unit
    • E. M. Ashford, D. Phil.
      (Female) - Age 80 - Professor Emerita of English Literature
    • Mr. Bearing
      (Male) - Age 40 - Vivian's father
    • Lab Technicians
      (mixed) - Age 20's - 30's
    • Clinical Fellows
      (mixed) - Age 20's - 30's
    • Students
      (mixed) - Age 18 - 20's
    • Code Team
      (mixed) - Age 20's - 30's

    Directed by: John Lewis

    PRE-AUDITION FORM

    Audition Dates:
    May 2011 - 2, 3pm - 3, 7pm

    Show Dates:
    July 2011 - 15, 16, 22, 23- 8 PM
    July 2011 - 17 - 3 PM

    AUDITION INFORMATION:

    • Scripts are available at the Box Office.
      Please call the box office at 803-648-1438 to see if copies are available.
    • The four songs scattered throughout the show are funny parodies that do not require perfect voices.
    • Some characters need a slight New Jersey and/or Italian accent where indicated.

    CAST NEEDED:

    • Tony Alto
      30s-late 40s - A local mob boss who runs a strip club as a cover - New Jersey accent
    • Toffee Alto
      30s-late 40s - Tony's wife, who has the hots for her priest - New Jersey accent
    • Chris
      20s or 30s - Tony's incompetent nephew. He wants to be a made-man and a Hollywood star. - New Jersey accent
    • Uncle Senior
      60s or 70s - Tony's Uncle and Nona's brother. Under indictment. He hates Tony and wants to run things himself. - Italian accent
    • Nona
      60s or 70s - Tony's mother. She hates him for trying to send her to a home. She's nuts. - Italian accent
    • Dr. Malaise
      20s - 50s - Tony's shrink. Could have slight New Jersey accent
    • Father Flip
      30s-late 40s - Has the hots for Toffee. - Could have a slight New Jersey accent or Italian accent
    • Also potential for two minor roles (Delivery Man and Hitman). Can be played by same actor as Father Flip or individually cast.

    Directed by: Lauren Ellis

    PRE-AUDITION FORM

    Audition Dates:
    June 2011 - 26, 27 - 7pm

    Show Dates:
    August 2011 - 19, 20, 26, 27- 8 PM
    August 2011 - 21 - 3 PM

    AUDITION INFORMATION:

    • Scripts are available at the Box Office.
      Please call the box office at 803-648-1438 to see if copies are available.
    • Be prepared to read from the script for auditions.
    • Please contact the Director Lauren Ellis at LaurenE@aikencommunityplayhouse.com if you are in need of more information.

    CAST NEEDED:

    • Morrie Schwartz
      60-to-80-years-old - Morrie now suffers from ALS, a debilitating, incurable disease which ravages his body, but, cruelly, leaves him intellectually lucid. He had taught sociology at Brandeis, and continues to teach it to Mitch, instructing him on "The Meaning of Life," and how to accept death and aging. He does not suffocate his emotions, but shares them openly, and rejects the popular cultural norms in favor of creating his own system of beliefs.
    • Mitch Albom
      Late 20's-to-40-years-old - Morrie's former student at Brandeis University. After having abandoned his dreams of becoming a famous musician, he is disgusted by his desire for financial success and material wealth, though neither fill the void and unhappiness he feels. Each Tuesday, he learns from Morrie that he needs to reassess his life; and to value love over money, and happiness over success.

     

     


     

     

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