Casting Call

How to Prepare for Your Audition: 

​Vocalists: 

Music Resources

Please prepare 1-2 songs. These songs should showcase your vocal range as well as demonstrate your versatility stylistically. Also, as this show showcases a lot of different vocalists throughout the last 100 years, if you impersonate a specific iconic performer well, we would love to see it! We would like each song to be about 1:30 in length. If your song goes beyond 1:30, be prepared for us to stop you. NO ACAPELLA will be permitted.

We have provided a list of song recommendations in our Video/Music Resources folder (linked above). This folder includes the backtracks. However if you would like to provide your own music, your audio tracks can be emailed as mp3 or via a YouTube link. Please do this prior to the audition date so we can be ready and keep things moving. Please put in subject line of the email both your “name” and the word “audition”.  You can also bring an audio device/cell phone but make sure it is equipped with an 1/8 inch head phone jack/dongle for audio hookup and is in “do not disturb” mode.

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* Please come with a list of rehearsal conflicts for the months of February and March.

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Dancers:

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Video/ Music Resources

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Dancers: We have provided 1 choreographed dance (jazz) which can be found in the Video/Music Resources folder (linked above). You can learn this dance, or you can prepare your own choreographed dance. In addition to technique and skill set, we will be evaluating stage presence and showmanship qualities. We will be holding a free workshop for any dancer that would be interested in coming out to learn the audition dance in person with our in house choreographer, Haven Rose. She will provide alternate choreography for the audition dance to accommodate different skill sets. Dance Workshop: Friday, January 9th 5-7 PM at Antietam Recreation

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If you are providing your own music, music tracks can be emailed as mp3 or via a YouTube link. Please do this prior to the audition date so we can be ready and keep things moving. Please put in subject line of the email both your “name” and the word “audition”.  You can also bring an audio device/cell phone but make sure it is equipped with an 1/8 inch head phone jack/dongle for audio hookup and is in “do not disturb” mode.

* Please come with a list of your rehearsal conflicts for February and March

Swing Dancers:

Please prepare 1-2 songs, 1 minute in length to showcase the very best of your skills, tricks and showmanship!​
 

Special Skills:

We are looking for a 30 second (minimum) demonstration of your particular skill set. If auditioning for aerialist arts please let us know in advance so we can ensure proper rigging for your audition piece. 

In this category not only the skill itself but also the showmanship quality is evaluated. Music tracks are not required but if you have something choreographed to music we would love to see!