SOLO AUDITIONS MARCH 24, 2011
For details, solo music and an audition time contact Ellen Stephens at stephense2@nku.edu
ENSEMBLE AUDITIONS MAY 14, 2011
– One three (3) octave scale of your choice
– 5 minute excerpt of a prepared work demonstrating the student's abilities
Admittance and orchestral seating will be based on the auditions.
Contact Ellen Stephens to schedule an audition at stephense2@nku.edu or call 859-572-7737.
On April 18, 20, and 23, Chillicothe Civic Theater will seek those voices by conducting open auditions for “The Sound of Music.”
Auditions will be in the high school chorus room at Chillicothe High School. From 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. April 18 and 20, auditions will involve all roles other than those for children. Children’s auditions will only be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 23.
Phoenix Festival Theater, a community theater at Harford Community College, will hold auditions for the musical Company. .
February 26, 2011 at 10 AM - 2 PM
February 27, 2011 at 11 AM - 3 PM
Auditions will be held at the Amoss Center on the Harford Technical High School campus directly across the street from HCC (enter through doors at rear loading dock). All roles are open to individuals who can play characters 25 years of age and older. Those auditioning should bring sheet music and be prepared to sing 16 - 32 measures; an accompanist will be provided. Also may be asked to read selected scenes from the show.
The play will be performed June 10-12 and June 17 & 18, 2011.
The Actors College of Theatre and Television (ACTT) is holding ‘Late Round’ auditions for the Certificate IV in Music Theatre during the week from 6 January to 12 January.
6 – 12 January 2011 – Music Theatre PerformerAspiring music theatre performers with talent, determination to succeed are encouraged to contact ACTT to get in touch before the 2011 auditions start on 6 January. Applicants can download guidelines from the ACTT website. They should have sheet music prepared for an up-tempo song and a ballad and should have a well-rehearsed acting monologue.
If they have already prepared an Audition Piece for another major college they can re-use it at ACTT!All auditionees receive individual feedback and advice from senior Directors to help them in their prospective career.Anyone interested should call 02 9213 4500
The Voice of an Angel singing opposition returns to Miami-Dade with unlock auditions programmed for this Saturday.
The Voice of an Angel singing competition is back -- and superior to facing.
The home singing challenge, which began nearly four years ago with five home Catholic high schools, has now gone universal.This time, the rivalry is not only increasing beyond its local and state boundaries, making stops in upstate New York and Los Angeles, but also auditioning singers of other Christian denominations, age groups and Christian musical genres.
Executive producer Chris Wills, 28, a Miami native and graduate of St. Brendan High School and Barry University, says the audition will be difficult. "There's a lot of incredible gift universally," said Wills, who will serve as a judge alongside singer Chris Fedun, former member of the Christian pop group Jump5.
As in the earlier, 12 members will be chosen to move on to the semifinals in November. The grand finale will be Dec. 22. "We're doing things a lot diverse this time around," Wills said. "More than a 30-second audition, we want to get a better sense of who these singers are as people. While Voice of an Angel is a singing competition, our previous winners have shown us that to succeed in this process, you not only have to reach people with your voice but also be able to reach them with your heart."
Past winners include: Caro Fernandez, 20, of Miami; Amanda Lopez, 17, of Miami; and Deanna Pavese, 16, of Fort Myers. Fernandez, the Season One winner, will host the Miami auditions. She said she's thankful for all that she's erudite since captivating the competition in 2007. The winner this year will surely have a lot to look ahead to, she said.
"The opposition has evolved so much, so when they win, a lot more doors will unwrap for them," Fernandez said. "It's gotten a lot more publicity over the years and a lot more people know about it now, and because a lot more people know about it, anything can happen."
The winner at the end of the period will have a possibility to collaborate in the Voice of an Angel CD, as well as the chance to participate in the music video. With auditions fresh off their first round, which took place last weekend in Stony Point, N.Y., the next stop is Florida.
Auditions in Miami are scheduled to start at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Morning Star Renewal Center, 7275 SW 124th St., Pinecrest. Call backs will be Sunday.
