University Theatre Auditions
Audition requirements and procedures vary from production to production. Auditions are announced in TAI classes and advertised through CM Life (student newspaper). Additional information can be found on the bulletin board outside the TID Offices (Moore 133) and the callboard by the Green Room, or by contacting the director of each production. Information can also be obtained by calling the office of the Department of Communication and Dramatic Arts (989-774-3177).
Scripts will be on reserve at the Park Library Reserve Desk. Please read the scripts before auditions.
Auditions for University Theatre productions are open to all CMU students regardless of major, minor or year in school.
Applications for crew assignments can be found on the board outside the Theatre, Interpretation and Dance offices (Moore 133).
UPCOMING AUDITIONS
Rehearsals for Permanent Collection will conflict with The Secret Garden, but students are strongly encouraged to audition for both productions.
Permanent Collection
by Thomas Gibbons
Directed by Steve Berglund
Roles for
2 African-American females
1 African-American male
2 White males
1 White female
Various recorded voices
Place: Platform Theatre
Monday, August 31st 6:00-9:00pm
Tuesday, September 1st 6:00-9:00pm
Callbacks
Wednesday, September 2nd 4:00-5:00pm/6:00-9:00pm
Production Dates: October 14-18 in Bush Theatre
Rehearsals begin Thursday, September 3rd
Auditions will be readings from the script
The Secret Garden
Book and Lyrics by Marsha Norman
Music by Lucy Simon
Time and Place: School of Music Building
Monday August 31st 6:00-10pm; Room 155
Tuesday, September 1st 6-10pm; Chamichian
For auditions please prepare a one-minute monologue and 16 bars of a song. Accompaniment will be provided.
Callbacks
Wednesdays, September 2nd 5-9pm; in the Kiva in Moore Hall
Call backs will include reading from the libretto as well as learning/singing selections from score.
Production Dates: November 11-15 in Bush Theatre
Rehearsals begin Tuesday, September 8
Men, Women and Ghosts
Created, compiled, and directed by James Eikrem
A Riecker Literary Series production
When/Where: Sept. 8 & 9, 6-8pm
Please prepare a one minute monologue or a one minute narrative selection from a piece of literature.
Callbacks:
Thursday, Sept. 10, Moore Hall 106 6-9pm
Be prepared to sing a cappella and to read from the script
Production dates:
October 30, 31, November 1,6,7 &8
Rehearsals will begin September 15th
Parts available for 2 men and 3 women
The part of Ghost #6 (Edith Wharton) Miss Mary Pask will be played by Faculty Guest Artist Keeley Stanley-Bohn