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GENERAL AUDITIONS
MARCH 18 & 20th
with Callbacks March 24th & 26th


ALL ROLES TO BE CAST:

LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS
ROMEO & JULIET
​OZ
While we HOPE to be clear of pandemic issues, Covid is still popping up here and there. We need to stay flexible as we maneuver auditions, rehearsals, and keeping The Citadel Stage open. For sure, it means adhering to CDC guidelines and suggestions as we go. 

At this time, the expectations below are where we are. We'll update as needed.
AUDITION REGISTRATION
EXPECTATIONS
​**YOU MUST fill in as much as possible ON CASTING MANAGER to help us cast you. FILL OUT ALL CONTACT AND SCHEDULE CONFLICTS ON CASTING MANAGER**

**Be courteous: If we're RED LEVEL for Covid, wear your MASK until you're in front of the panel - unvaccinated will need to remain masked at all times if we're at red; Follow PHYSICAL DISTANCING rules; Use provided SANITIZERs upon building entry** 

**If you are NOT fully vaccinated, you must wear your mask properly AT ALL TIMES while at The Citadel Stage IF WE'RE AT RED. At this time, unvaccinated persons will be cast with caution, where limited contact is needed and with the knowledge that a mask might need to be worn onstage for safety of audience and fellow artists IF WE FALL BACK INTO A COVID CYCLE. This is NOT a punishment. This is the our way to help our more vulnerable artists and audience.**


**Please upload head shot and resume on CastingManager.com**

~Register here for an appointment time. If you're unable to register through our Casting Manager site, you'll need to arrange a time by texting 810-334-6415, even if it's last minute, we'll need to plan a space for you.
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~Come prepared with your favorite monologue and music to make sure you present your best effort to the directors.
    -Preference is a 60 second comedy, and a 60 second dramatic.
   -One or more monologue should be Shakespearean if auditioning for our annual Shakespeare.
   -60 seconds of music if so inclined or if you're interested in a part that requires singing.
    -If auditioning for our musical, please present a full song of a character from the musical that represents your vocal range.


~Time with audition panel is limited to 5 minutes or 10 minutes if auditioning for the musical. We typically have a lot of people to see so we need to respect the schedule to give everyone their shot.

~Build your profile on CastingManager.com
    - It's free to you and gives us quick access to your headshot, resume, and conflict schedule after you've gone. **YOU MUST fill in as much as possible ON CASTING MANAGER to help us cast you** We also send callback information and updates through this system, so you must share your profile with us in order to be notified. If you struggle with technology, text us with your preferred time slot, then come early and we’ll help you build your profile while you wait for your audition.

~If you wish to audition, but cannot make audition dates, please submit a video audition and fill out EVERY possible piece on your CastingManager profile.

SUMMER 2023

**JULY**
Little Shop of Horrors
Book & Lyrics by Howard Ashman; Music by Alan Menken;
Directors: Lucy Fabick & Jake DeLeon; Producer: Kiley Henderson;
Sci-Fi Musical Comedy: July 7-23;
All (8) roles to be cast;
Description: Feed the need for musical hilarity with this delicious sci-fi smash about a man-eating plant. The meek floral assistant Seymour Krelborn stumbles across a new breed of plant he names "Audrey II" - after his coworker crush. This foul-mouthed, R&B-singing carnivore promises unending fame and fortune to the down and out Krelborn as long as he keeps feeding it, BLOOD. Over time, though, Seymour discovers Audrey II's out of this world origins and intent towards global domination!

 
**AUGUST**
Will On the Water: The Tragedie of Romeo & Juliet  
By William Shakespeare
Director: Regina Spain; Producer: Brian Spain;
Tragedie: August 4-20, All (20ish) roles to cast;
Description: In William Shakespeare’s  Romeo & Juliet, a long feud between the Montague and Capulet families disrupts the city of Verona and causes tragic results for Romeo and Juliet. Revenge, love, and a secret marriage force the young star-crossed lovers to grow up quickly — and fate causes them to commit suicide in despair. Contrast and conflict are running themes throughout Shakespeare's play, Romeo and Juliet — one of the Bard's most popular romantic tragedies.
 
**SEPTEMBER**                                                                                                                                      
Oz 
By Patrick Shanahan
Director: Regina Spain; Producer: Brian Spain;
Drama: September 8-24; All (3) roles to cast;
Description: L. Frank Baum is in trouble—forty-four years old and on the eve of his greatest creative work—he is a "jack of all trades" but success eludes him. It is 1899 in Chicago and Baum is putting the finishing touches on The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, but putting dreams on paper is elusive business and Baum is struggling with some definite plot problems, no title and no ending! Like the cyclone in his story, Baum's housekeeper, Bridgey, and a little girl named Dot get swept up in the mad vortex of his tale, as Baum enlists them to help him improvise the story. Suddenly, an overstuffed Victorian study becomes a magical land, a black, horsehair footstool becomes Toto; a ceiling fan with scarves becomes the cyclone; stuffing from the sofa, a potbelly stove and a bearskin rug become the Scarecrow, the Tinman and the Cowardly Lion. Somewhere, in the heart of this frenzy is the whole creative process, and in the end we realize that Baum is the real wizard of Oz, but he needs an assistant … our imaginations. After the Kansas City world premiere, Oz went international in a spectacular production at London's famed Unicorn Theatre. The resulting critically acclaimed production developed and resulted in a more dramatic, expanded script which is available manuscript form. The staging of Oz has a wonderful flexiblity and infinitely creative process as shown in the two versions of the same script and its many productions across America.

Production Proposal Process

If you're a Director or Producer and would like to
Submit a proposal for a future ESR season,

please check out how to propose a production by clicking the button below and contact us at ESRtheatre@gmail.com. 
2023 is already board approved!  
If you have something for 2024, please get it in ASAP!

AUDITION TIPS TO CONSIDER

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LAST MINUTE AUDITION
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SCHEDULE CONFLICTS
Not prepared to put down the script? 
Learn more about what to expect
​when you were't expecting to audition.
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Post Audition Expectations
We're just as excited to confirm our production companies as you are, but sometimes
it takes awhile to line everything up! 
We try to get the season cast within 2 weeks, but some productions can take up to a month.

Be patience and make sure ESRtheatre@gmail.com and CastingManager.com don't go to your spam folder so
​the directors can communicate with you.

Once everyone has accepted their roles, notification will be publicized via Facebook so "Like" Enter Stage Right if you haven't already!

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