AUDITIONS

*"Wizard of Oz Jr." and "Romeo and Juliet" will be performed by our Youth Theatre class. Mandatory parent meeting and auditions will be held January 3rd at 10am.*

Everyone interested in auditioning for Cinderella must email their video auditions with a list of rehearsal conflicts to Marie@liveoaktheatre.org by 11:59 PM on Sunday, December 7th!

Everyone interested in being considered for the show must record a video of them performing the monologue and song outlined below! Please upload your audition as an unlisted youtube video with your name and song/monologue in the name. You can submit your audition as one video OR separate videos for the song and monologue!

Audition format:

Please state your name, age, and role(s) you're interested in being considered for at the beginning of the video. Please record auditions in front of a solid color background.

If you have any questions, please email marie@liveoaktheatre.org.

Important:

The Callback dates are Tuesday, January 6th and Thursday, January 8th. The rehearsal schedule can be found here. Please include all conflicts when you submit your audition by December 7th so we can cast accordingly. If you don't submit a conflict for a rehearsal, we will expect that you will be at that rehearsal.

Click Here to print the Live Oak Theatre Audition Form

If you are new to Live Oak, please fill it out and bring it with you if you get called back, along with your headshot and resume…

Video Audition Submission Format: To be considered for this audition, any talent, whether they’ve been involved in a Live Oak Theatre production or not, should submit a video audition of themselves performing one of the pre-selected monologues from the show and one of the pre-selected, character specific songs from the show. Selections can be found below.
●Monologue and song should be performed in front of a solid-colored background.
●Video should start with talent stating name, age, and role they are interested in, including secondary options.
●Video can be shot on any device with a camera.
●Videos must be submitted via an unlisted YouTube Link ONLY.

●You have time. Please make sure the video you are submitting is the one you want the panel to see.
●Talent should be well lit from the front.
●Remember, dress for success!

AUDITION DETAILS:

Act in the character of the role you desire:

Women Roles– Cinderella, Crazy Marie/Fairy Godmother, Madame, Gabrielle, Charlotte (Duchess, "girls")

Men Roles – Prince Christopher, Lord Pinkleton, Sebastian, Jean-Michel, (Footman, Driver, Giant, Lord, soldiers)

Ensemble - Villagers 8-12 couples in all, who also will attend the ball

Other - Fairies to change sets, Fox, Raccoon

MONOLOGUES

All younger women, Ella, Gabrielle, Charlotte

So what if I do have a dream to see the prince again? And tell him what life in his kingdom is really like and what it could be. But who will fall in love with me? I’m being foolish. Why, I dream of an invitation to the ball, I guess. Oh, and a white gown, I imagine. A beautiful white gown sewn up with pearls. And jewels. And a tiara of diamonds. And the most beautiful grosgrain pumps for shoes. I’d be the envy of all. But how would I get to the ball? Oh, a pumpkin, and horses? And a fox as a footman, and a raccoon as a driver. Oh, you are crazy, Marie. Why in order to do all that, you would have to be a fairy godmother.

All older women, Madame, Marie

Cinderella, when you are finished tightening delicate Charlotte’s corset – we must move on to Gabrielle’s hair. It is beginning to look, I fear, like a Bavarian pretzel. Cinderella! Cinderella – it is a most amusing name. I crack myself up. She sits by the cinders of the fire and her name is Ella. So I call her Cinder- ella. Oh, why don’t I have friends? I do have flair, don’t I, actual daughters? Watch and learn. Cinderella, hurry, get dressed, get ready for the ball, you’re going to find a husband! Ridicule -who caught it?

All Younger men, Christoper, Jean -Michel

A royal wedding? Who will get married? I don’t know any girls. I went to an all-boys school off in the woods. And then attended an all-male university, on an island. Why did you do that to me?This is nonsense. How will you find me a bride? A ball? How would any woman fall in love with me so quickly? No, don’t use my whole name. This is so embarrassing. Sebastian, dancing? Can we talk about this, please?

All older men, Sebastian, Lord Pinkelton

For this happy day I am going to find you a bride. Oh happy the day! We shall have a magnificent ball. Dancing. Every eligible young woman who can afford a gown will attend. That is a wonderful selection process right there. If you can’t afford a nice dress, you don’t have any business marrying a prince. Now, all the guests will be in masks. You will dance with every girl. At the stroke of midnight, everyone will remove their masks and you will have found your bride. King and Queen on the throne. I am there to guide you through all our decisions. It’s really a win-win.

SONGS - sing the portion of the song that is in the linked youtube video

WOMEN

All women, Ella, Gabrielle, Charlotte, Madame, Marie – A Lovely Night

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLXAYhOvgyI

Fairy Godmother in addition to A Lovely Night, please also sing There is Music in You

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pOX4GgdGLw

Stepsisters, stepmother, stepsister lament solos in addition to A Lovely Night also sing Stepsisters Lament in character voices

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhrI7UAj_EM&list=RDRhrI7UAj_EM&start_radio=1

MEN

All men, Christopher, Jean-Michel, Sebastian, Pinkleton– Now Is the Time

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJeQNX0ixTo

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