Auditions for Ballet Hawaii's Nutcracker are typically in September. All students auditioning must be 6 years of age by the audition date. Students do not have to prepare a routine to audition. There is no pre-registration. All paperwork will be available at the audition. If chosen for a role, each dancer and a parent or guardian will be required to sign a contract confirming their commitment to the rehearsal and performance schedule.

Yes we do, if you live around Orange County, California. You must call ahead for an appointment during our normal business hours, Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM PST.

Join the e-mail list. That way, you'll automatically receive an email whenever auditions are announced. Audition notices are also posted on the web site and distributed to the local newspapers a couple of weeks before auditions. You may also call the Box Office at (405) 232-6500 and request to be placed on the postal mailing list.

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Each fall, students participate in a performance review, which helps the faculty determine the progress of students returning over the summer and affirms the performance level of new students. Concert ensemble assignments are made following this event. Jazz ensemble auditions are held during the first week of class.

Once your work is known to us, if the right role for you presents itself, you'll be called in to audition for that role. Stay in touch with your agent for "updates" on work opportunities.

A one-minute monologue. No poems for children that are over the age of 8. Auditions will be on the first day of camp. If they don't have a monologue from a play, take a passage from a favorite book, etc... Try to de-emphasize the audition - it is simply a tool for the directors to determine how comfortable the child is in front of people, volume, etc... ALL CHILDREN WILL GET A ROLE IN THE PLAY.

Auditions will generally be scheduled for the first Sunday, 2pm and Monday, 7pm following the opening of the previous production. Exception: Auditions for the first show of the season are announced on our Calendar of Events . We will also announce all auditions in the newspaper and on our Calendar of Events .

A general, open call is usually held prior to each season the first or second weekend in November. Open calls for individual shows throughout the season are held on an as-needed basis. It is highly recommended to attend the season call for consideration for all shows. Some roles for the upcoming season are cast immediately following the season call.

Unlike other amdram groups we don't actually hold formal auditions. Our productions are cast from within the membership group. We don't decide on a production and then advertise to find and audition participants. Our informal audition process is the 'read through', which gives everyone a chance to read a number of different characters and get a feel of the script in an informal setting. It also lets the director hear different combinations of actors to create a balanced company.

The Department of Public Instruction will mail information about auditions during January, four weeks prior to auditions. These letters will include general instructions about the audition day, audition times and places (buildings), and directions to Meredith College, the audition site.

Each director has his or her own style and mode of conducting auditions. You should expect to do cold readings from the script and possibly some improvisation. If the show is a musical, you should usually come prepared with 16 bars of an upbeat song.

No, since this is a B.A. rather than a B.F.A. program. Once a student is admitted to Barnard or Columbia, he or she may choose to major in theatre. There are auditions at the beginning of each semester to place classes and productions for that semester.