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Scottsdale | Desert Foothills Theater | Verified: 9/26
Elf The Musical Jr.
34250 N. 60th St. Scottsdale, AZ 85266
Audition Dates: November 4-7
Run Dates: December 10-19
https://www.dftheater.org/audition
Based on the beloved holiday film, this hilarious fish-out-of-water comedy follows Buddy the Elf in his quest to find his true identity.
A title known the world over, Elf The Musical JR. is a must-produce holiday musical that can easily become an annual tradition for any theatre. Based on the cherished New Line Cinema hit, Elf JR. features songs by Tony Award-nominees, Matthew Sklar and Chad Beguelin, with a book by Tony Award-winners, Thomas Meehan and Bob Martin.
Buddy, a young orphan, mistakenly crawls into Santa's bag of gifts and is transported to the North Pole. The would-be elf is raised, unaware that he is actually a human, until his enormous size and poor toy-making abilities cause him to face the truth. With Santa's permission, Buddy embarks on a journey to New York City to find his birth father and discover his true identity. Faced with the harsh reality that his father is on the naughty list and that his half-brother doesn't even believe in Santa, Buddy is determined to win over his new family and help New York remember the true meaning of Christmas.
This modern-day holiday classic is sure to make every young performer embrace his or her "inner elf" with plenty of large ensemble numbers featuring elves and (New Yorkers) of every type.
Peoria | TheaterWorks | Verified: 10/26
Seussical
8355 W Peoria Ave, Peoria, AZ 85345
Audition Dates: November 15th 12-4pm
Run Dates: February 5-21, 2027
Please prepare 16-32 bars or 1 minute of a song in the style of the show. No a cappela singing.
Please bring a backing track preloaded to your phone/device. A speaker and cables/adapters will be available for digital accompaniment. There will be no live accompanist available.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/409054EABAF22AAFF2-66363509-seussical#/
The Cat in the Hat tells the story of Horton, an elephant who discovers a speck of dust that contains the Whos, including Jojo, a Who child sent off to military school for thinking too many "thinks." Horton faces a double challenge: not only must he protect the Whos from a world of naysayers and dangers, but he must guard an abandoned egg, left in his care by the irresponsible Mayzie La Bird. Although Horton faces ridicule, danger, kidnapping and a trial, the intrepid Gertrude McFuzz never loses faith in him. Ultimately, the powers of friendship, loyalty, family and community are challenged and emerge triumphant.
CHARACTER BREAKDOWN:
The Cat In The Hat, Vocal Range: F2-F4
Our story's omniscient narrator, he is fun loving and enjoys rhyming. Pops up throughout the story to help the audience. Wise and attentive.
Jojo, Stage Age 10-12, Vocal Range: Ab3-C5
The Mayor's son, he is a Who that is always finding trouble. Bright, creative, and inadvertently mischievous. Possesses a wildly expansive imagination and finds solace in his friendship with Horton.
Horton The Elephant, Stage Age: 20-40, Vocal Range; A2-F4
Our story's main character, he is a compassionate and gentle elephant. Commonly misunderstood because of his larger size. He is protective and loving of all creatures in the jungle.
Gertrude McFuzz, Stage Age 20-30, Vocal Range: F3-F5
Horton's one-feathered-tail bird neighbor. Gertrude is sweet and timid. Though kind and loyal, she is also self-conscious of her shortfalls.
Mayzie Labird, Stage Age: 20-40, Vocal Range: G3-Eb5
The most beautiful bird in all of the jungle. Oblivious to her self-centered ways, she relies on her talent of manipulation, and intoxicating beauty, to navigate her way through life.
The Sour Kangaroo, Stage Age: 25-40, Vocal Range: F#3-F5
The 'leader' of the jungle. She is loud, brassy, and stubbornly set in her ways. A caring mother, but unabashedly sassy and soulful.
Ensemble, All Vocal Ranges, Male and Female
Jungle Creatures (The Wickersham Brothers, Yurtle The Turtle, Bird Girls, etc); The Whos (Mr. Mayor, Mrs. Mayor, General Genghis Khan Schmitz, etc) We are seeking a large Ensemble for Who's & Jungle Creatures.
Chandler | Chandler Youth Theatre | Verified: 10/26
Urinetown: The Musical
1100 N Alma School Rd, Unit 10, Chandler, AZ 85224
Audition Dates: December 14
Run Dates: March 19-21
https://www.hisawyer.com/chandler-youth-theatre/schedules/activity-set/2055558
Ages 14 - 19
Get ready for a hilarious, bold, and unforgettable musical! Urinetown is a Tony Award-winning musical comedy packed with catchy songs, sharp satire, and larger-than-life characters!
Set in a world where a terrible water shortage has made private bathrooms a thing of the past, Urinetown follows a group of citizens who decide to stand up against a corrupt system.
Audition materials will be emailed 2 weeks before auditions (November 30th)
Scottsdale | Desert Foothills Theater | Verified: 10/26
Trolls: The Musical Jr.
34250 N. 60th St. Scottsdale, AZ 85266
Audition Dates: November 19-20
Run Dates: February 18-21, 2027
Please prepare a one-minute, upbeat musical theater style song.
Mackenzie@azfcf.org
TROLLS JR. IS BRAND NEW AND DFT IS EXCITED TO BE AMONG THE FIRST IN THE COUNTRY TO PERFORM!
Trolls JR. is based on the irreverent DreamWorks Animation movie franchise and features a colorful, wondrous world populated by hilariously unforgettable characters. The show follows the overly optimistic Trolls, constantly with a song on their lips, and the comically pessimistic Bergens, who are only happy when they have Trolls in their stomach. The Troll thespians in Poppy’s company live by their motto: the show must go on. But when a tyrannical foreign emissary arrives in Bergenland, expectations are raised, forcing the Trolls to totally rework their show or risk being served up in the name of diplomacy by a Chef rehired and out for revenge.
Mesa | Southwest Shakespeare Company | Verified: 10/26
Julius Caesar & Tartuffe
Mesa Arts Center 2nd floor - 1 E Main St in Mesa
Audition Dates: November 21st 10-6pm
Video Submissions: Submit by 10PM November 21st, 2027.
Run Dates: February 13-28, 2027
PREPARE: a 1-minute Classical monologue. You may prepare a bonus 1 min modern monologue but it is not required
William Shakespeare's tragedy JULIUS CAESAR is a gripping political thriller that portrays the conspiracy against the Roman dictator, his assassination, and the chaotic civil war that followed. First performed in 1599, the play examines the fragile balance of power, the dangers of political ambition, and the psychological burden of betrayal, This version will pay homage to the stylistic features of Film Directors Akira Kurosawa and Quentin Tarantino. Many sources available online.
Brutus: This role has been cast.
Cassius/Dardanius: Any gender.
Marc Antony: Any Gender
Caesar/Volumnius: Male presenting 50s-70s
Casca/Titinius: Any gender
Marellus/ Cinna/ Pindarus: Any gender
Lucius/ Soothsayer: Male presenting 16-20s
Portia/Cato: Female Presenting 30s
Calpurnia/ Cinna The Poet/ Messala: Female Presenting 40s-60s
Metellus Cimber/ Lucilius: Any Gender
Trebonius/ Octavius: Male Presenting 20s
Flavius/ Decius Brutus/ Lepidus: Any Gender 40s-70s
Tartuffe - Orgon, a wealthy man, becomes blindly and dangerously devoted to Tartuffe, a hypocritical religious fraud who manipulates piety to control the household and seize its fortune. His family and friends warn him as they navigate the humorous and poignant clash between virtue and vice. First performed in 1664, this razor-sharp satire skewers hypocrisy, blind faith, and social pretension, while remaining hilarious and surprisingly modern.
Roles:
Orgon (male presenting, 40s/50s): a prosperous, upper-middle-class to upper class head of a household. He adores his second wife, Elmire, and his children from his first marriage, Mariane and Damis. However, he’s fallen for Tartuffe’s trickery, devoutly believing in his spiritual leadership and placing all his trust in him. Must combine power and authority with an unshakeable faith. His conviction creates some of the play's biggest comic moments, but his emotional journey must remain truthful. His abiding love for Elmire and his family makes him sympathetic and allows him to redeem
himself.
Tartuffe (male presenting, 40s+): a parasitic con artist who excels at manufacturing displays of piety which convince Orgon, if not his family, of his authenticity. Clearly, he remains a man of appetites, driven by greed, hunger and physical desire. His longing for Elmire reveals his true nature and eventually proves to be his undoing. Tartuffe has the DNA of commedia dell’arte trickster archetypes in his character, but this role should be approached with sharpness and acuity. He is a man with considerable intellectual skills and very typical human weaknesses.
Elmire (female presenting, late 20s-early 30s+): serves as one of the two moral anchors of the play; she has agency, wit, clarity and deep human intelligence. More than anyone else, she understands how to get through to Orgon, and develops a strategy to unmask Tartuffe’s true nature. In staging a scene that reveals his hypocrisy, she engineers his ultimate downfall and finally awakens her husband to the truth of his situation. She ably navigates a household in which she has few natural allies as Orgon’s second wife. She has the charisma, intelligence, and emotional maturity to command a room without ever seeming to. The role requires a clever, appealing comedienne able to win people over.
Dorine (female presenting, 20s/30s): the other moral anchor of the play, and one of Elmire’s few allies in the household. She possesses an unerring eye for the truth and the courage to say it. Her boldness and honesty are what make her truly funny. She is unafraid to speak truth to power; her relatively low social standing enables her to stay grounded in reality. She is more than simply comic relief. Instead, her wit and humor serve to puncture the various illusions entertained by Orgon and members of his family, raising the dramatic stakes rather than relieving them.
Damis (male presenting, 20s): Orgon's hot-headed son. Honest, brave, and incapable of concealing what he thinks. His impatience often undermines his otherwise sound judgment.
Mariane (female presenting, early 20s): Orgon's daughter. Thoughtful, kind, and deeply in love with Valère. Caught between filial duty and her own desires, she must find the courage to speak for herself.
Valère (male presenting, 20s): Mariane's devoted suitor. Passionate, romantic, and occasionally impulsive. Their love story provides much of the play's emotional warmth.
Cléante: (any gender, 30s/40s) Elmire's older sibling. Thoughtful, perceptive, and endlessly patient. Serves as one of the household's clearest voices of reason and moderation.
Madame Pernelle (female presenting, 60s+): a proud and stubborn lady of significant social standing, she commands the room anytime she is in it. Sharp-tongued, imperious, and utterly convinced of her own wisdom. Dame Maggie Smith energy.
Flipote (female presenting, 20s+): Madame Pernelle’s silent maid, she constantly endures her abuse.
Monsieur Loyal (male presenting 20-30s+): A deceitful bailiff who attempts to evict the family.
Police Officer (male presenting 20-30s+): The royal officer who arrests Tartuffe on the King's orders.
Glendale | Spotlight Youth Theatre | Verified: 10/26
Next to Normal
10620 N 43rd Ave, Glendale, AZ 85304
Audition Dates: November 7-8
Run Dates: January 15-31, 2027
Please come prepared to sing 32 bars of a contemporary rock song of your choice (no a cappella.) Please come prepared with a one-minute character-driven monologue of your choice. Headshot and résumé required.
kenny@sytaz.org
Next to Normal, with book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey and music by Tom Kitt, explores how one suburban household copes with crisis and mental illness.
Winner of three 2009 Tony Awards, including Best Musical Score and the 2010 Pulitzer Prize, Next to Normal was also chosen as “one of the year’s ten best shows” by critics around the country, including The Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, Rolling Stone and The New York Times.
Dad’s an architect; Mom rushes to pack lunches and pour cereal; their daughter and son are bright, wise-cracking teens, appearing to be a typical American family. And yet their lives are anything but normal because the mother has been battling bipolar disorder for 16 years. Next to Normal takes audiences into the minds and hearts of each character, presenting their family’s story with love, sympathy and heart.
This deeply moving piece of theatre provides a wonderful opportunity for performers to explore dramatic material and showcase vocal talents with an energetic pop/rock score. Next to Normal is an emotional powerhouse that addresses such issues as grieving a loss, ethics in modern psychiatry, and suburban life and is ideal for community theatres, as well as colleges and regional theatre companies.
Scottsdale | Desert Foothills Theater | Verified: 10/26
Grumpy Old Men, The Musical
34250 N. 60th St. Scottsdale, AZ 85266
Audition Dates: November 6-7
Run Dates: January 14-17, 2027
Please prepare a one-minute cut from a song in the style of the show.
Sandi@azfcf.org
https://www.dftheater.org/grumpyoldmenauditions
GRUMPY OLD MEN is a hilarious and heartwarming story about two aging neighbors, Max and John, who have spent most of their lives locked in a feud. When a beautiful, eccentric, and charming woman named Ariel moves in across the street, both men find themselves vying for her attention, turning their rivalry into a full-blown comedic battle of wills. As their antics escalate, the two grumpy old men are forced to confront their differences, leading to a touching resolution that proves even the most stubborn hearts can change.
Based on the beloved 1993 film starring Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau, and Ann-Margret, this stage adaptation captures the lovably crotchety characters through twinkling humor, catchy songs, and the affectionate depiction of a small town that feels like home to everyone. GRUMPY OLD MEN is a delightful and affectionate celebration of love, friendship, and second chances.
Tucson | CYT Tucson | Verified: 10/26
The Lightning Thief - The Percy Jackson Musical
Audition Dates: November 6-7
Run Dates: January 29-31, 2027
https://www.cyttucson.org/shows/
Percy Jackson’s life changes forever when he learns that he is a demigod—the son of a Greek god. Suddenly thrust into a world of mythological creatures, ancient prophecies, and powers he barely understands, Percy finds himself at the center of a crisis among the gods. When Zeus’s powerful lightning bolt goes missing and Percy is accused of stealing it, he must embark on a dangerous quest to recover the weapon, clear his name, and stop a war from erupting on Mount Olympus.
Along the way, Percy faces countless challenges, from battling legendary monsters to journeying into the Underworld itself. Guided by a mysterious prophecy from the Oracle, he must uncover the truth behind a foretold betrayal by someone he trusts while also confronting difficult feelings about the father who has been absent from his life.
Based on Rick Riordan’s bestselling novel The Lightning Thief, The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical brings this beloved story to the stage with an electrifying original rock score. Packed with excitement, humor, and heroic adventure, this mythical journey has been praised as an experience truly “worthy of the gods.”
Tucson | Oro Valley Theatre Company | Verified: 10/26
On Golden Pond
10555 N La Cañada Dr, Oro Valley, AZ 85737
Audition Dates: November 3, 6-8pm
Run Dates: February 18-21, 2027
Auditioners will be asked to read from the script.
https://www.orovalleytheatrecompany.com/shows-events
We are auditioning for all roles except Chelsea (the daughter) and Charlie (the mailman).
Roles Available:
Norman Thayer, Jr. — 70 to 80. Intelligent, witty, cantankerous, and sharply funny. Beneath his sarcasm and preoccupation with aging is a man confronting his own vulnerability.
Ethel Thayer — 60 to 70. Warm, energetic, loving, and grounded. She has a wonderful sense of humor and is the emotional heart of the family.
Bill Ray — 40s. Chelsea's fiancé. Intelligent and confident, with a dry sense of humor. He must navigate Norman's intimidating personality while holding his own.
Billy Ray, Jr. — 13 to 15. Teenager. Bill's son. Initially guarded and somewhat rebellious, Billy develops an unexpected and meaningful friendship with Norman.
Surprise | Actors Playground | Verified: 10/26
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Audition Dates: December 12, 10-12:30pm
Run Dates: February 19-28, 2027
Readings from the script
https://www.actorsplayaz.com/shop/auditions/09-fantastic-mr-fox-auditions-december-12-2026/
Roald Dahl’s much-loved story follows the vain attempts of three farmers, Boggis, Bunce and Bean (one fat, one short, one lean), to get rid of the fox who regularly steals food from their farms. Despite their efforts to kill the fox by any means possible, the hapless farmers are outwitted at every turn. Ultimately, Fantastic Mr. Fox devises a plan to ensure full stomachs for his family and friends, all of whom celebrate with a sumptuous feast.
Mesa | Places! Productions | Verified: 10/26
13 Jr. & Godspell
7420 E. Main St., Mesa, AZ 85207
Audition Dates: January 8, 5-8pm
Video Submissions Due: January 7
Run Dates: April 5-20, 2027
Prepare one 32-bar cut (around a minute) of any song that shows off your voice. Songs may be performed with recorded accompaniment or a cappella. Accompaniment tracks may be played from a phone or emailed to us before the audition. We will connect phones to our speaker system.
For Godspell only: Prepare a special skill- truly anything silly, unique, or impressive (an impression, trick, tumbling, etc.)! If you play an instrument, you may self-accompany your audition or prepare a second instrumental 16-bar cut.
https://www.placesproductionsaz.com/auditions.html
13 Jr.: 11-15
Godspell: 14-19
Gilbert | Actors Youth Theatre | Verified: 10/26
AYT Holiday Performance
Run Dates: December 12, 2026 1-6pm
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScLaOpJ8iEBeEuD9IDwoKN61D8aXR_SP0aRZqJJXFZql30TMQ/viewform
Actors Youth Theatre has been invited to perform at the BAM Foundation's Santa at City Hall Car Show & Holiday Market!
We are looking for AYT performers interested in spreading some holiday cheer through Christmas caroling and holiday musical performances!
Event Details
Date: Saturday, December 12, 2026
Event Time: 1:00–6:00 PM
Location: Chandler City Hall Parking Garage & City Hall Greenbelt
Address: 175 S. Arizona Ave., Chandler, AZ
Admission: Free to the public!
AYT will perform holiday songs and Christmas carols throughout the event, with performances scheduled approximately every 30 minutes. Performers will not necessarily be needed for the entire event. We will create a performance schedule based on availability and participation.
Rehearsals: We are planning two rehearsals prior to the event, including a rehearsal on Wednesday, December 2nd and Friday, December 11. It will be expected that performers learn the material through part tracks on their own prior to the event.
Surprise | Actors Playground | Verified: 10/26
Holes
11340 W Bell Rd. Suite 105
Audition Dates: November 22, 10-12:30pm
Run Dates: January 29-February 7, 2027
Readings from the script
https://www.actorsplayaz.com/shop/auditions/08-holes-auditions-nov-22-2026/
HOLES, Adapted for the stage by Louis Sachar from his National Book Award winning novel. Stanley Yelnats is under a curse. A curse that began with his no-good-dirty-rotten-pig-stealing-great-great-grandfather and has since followed generations of Yelnats. Now Stanley has been unjustly sent to a boys’ detention center, Camp Green Lake, where the warden makes the boys “build character” by spending all day, every day, digging holes: five feet wide and five feet deep. It doesn’t take long for Stanley to realize there’s more than character improvement going on at Camp Green Lake. The boys are digging holes because the warden is looking for something. Stanley tries to dig up the truth in this inventive and darkly humorous tale of crime and punishment–and redemption.
Mesa | Mesa Encore Theatre | Verified: 10/26
A Midsummer Night's Dream
The Enclave at Gilbert, 4929 S Val Vista Drive, Gilbert, AZ 85298
Audition Date: November 19-20, 6-9pm
Video Submissions: Due by November 20 at 11:59pm
Run Dates: January 15-31, 2027
A one to two minute classical or Shakespearean Monologue. It does not have to be from the show. Sides will be provided for the callback.
MidsummerSM@mesaencoretheatre.com
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mw9vI08rnZaXRCuTHq3n4ZDIX1b6Puau/view
Mesa | Emerald City Players | Verified: 11/26
Fun Home
Video Submissions: November 14 by 9pm
Run Dates: January 22 - 31, 2027
Please prepare a 32-bar cut from a song in the same style of the FUN HOME. Your cut should showcase your story telling and your unique acting through song.
emeraldcityplayersaz@gmail.com
Now accepting video auditions for Emerald City Player's FUN HOME Open Call for the roles of Medium Alison & Roy / Pete / Mark / Bobby Jeremy! Submissions are due Nov 14th by 9PM and callbacks will take place virtually Nov. 16/17. Performances: January 22-24 and January 29-31, 2027 Tech Week: January 18 - January 21, 2027 Tentative Rehearsals: December 1-17, 2026 and December 30, 2026 - January 17, 2027
Medium Alison: A freshman at Oberlin College. Somewhat awkward, incredibly intelligent, and on the verge of something life changing, Medium Alison stumbles upon her own sexuality almost by accident. Despite her intelligence and self-awareness, Medium Alison fumbles as she strikes up a relationship with Joan. Age: 19 to 23 Mezzo-Soprano (G3 – E5)
Roy / Pete / Mark / Bobby Jeremy: One actor plays all four of these roles. Roy is a genial, funny college student Bruce hires to help out in the yard. He’s beloved by the kids, who see Roy as a human playground. Pete is a customer at the Bechdel Funeral Home who rebuffs Bruce’s advances. All of the characters are interwoven into the troubling nature of Bruce's past and urges. Age: 17 to 25 Tenor / Baritone
Yuma | Yuma Community Theater | Verified: 10/26
Murder on the Nile
2874 E 16th Street, Yuma, AZ 85365
Audition Date: November 5, 7-10pm & November 7, 10-2pm
Actors will be expected to come prepared and familiarized with your own 1-minute monologues.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScx0D79hz_suIM4jclHt7pv7QR_mrOvk94TghzWOZ7KXtU6zw/viewform
Character Descriptions
Kay Mostyn is a beautiful, wealthy, and entitled woman with a manner of one born to command. She is married to Simon, who was engaged to her good friend Jacqueline de Severac, and tragically becomes the victim of the murder. British Accent
Simon Mostyn, a personable young man, is Kay’s husband, a charming Englishman with a secretive side. While protective of Kay, his true motives may come into question as the plot unfolds. Notably, he was previously engaged to Jacqueline. British Accent
Jacqueline de Severac and Kay forged a strong bond while attending a posh school in Paris, until Jackie’s family financial woes forced her to leave school. Later, Jackie asked Kay to help her fiancé, Simon, find a job, but their plans took an unexpected turn when Simon and Kay fell in love. Feeling betrayed, Jackie maintains a facade of cool composure, yet beneath her demeanor lies a determination and passion as she relentlessly pursues the newlyweds. Her jealousy turns bitter, leading her to follow them on their honeymoon and even threatening Kay’s life. British Accent
Canon Pennefather, an imposing and middle-aged clergyman, serves as Kay’s guardian and was her father’s best friend. He was in charge of her finances until her marriage, after which Kay became “free” of his oversight. Throughout the play, he takes on the role of the detective, listening, observing, and offering advice, often unsolicited, to everyone onboard as he investigates the murder and uncovers the truth. British Accent
Helen FFoliot-FFoulkes is a narcissistic, wealthy, and snobbish elitist who exudes an air of entitlement. She treats her great-niece, Christina, like a servant and consistently makes every situation about herself. British Accent
Christina Grant, Miss FFoliot-FFoulkes’s great-niece and companion, is a sweet and sensible young woman with endless patience. Despite her demanding aunt’s expectations of utter obedience, Christina maintains an even-tempered disposition that sometimes appears almost too good to be true. British Accent
William Smith, a charismatic socialist with a disdain for the upper class, joins the luxury cruise despite his lack of visible means of support. His unkempt appearance belies his refined voice, hinting at his hidden background. Quick to criticize wealth and privilege, Smith’s outspoken nature contrasts with his protective instincts. Smitten with Christina, he becomes fiercely protective of her, showcasing a softer side beneath his outspoken exterior. British Accent
Louise, the French maid, possesses a deceptive charm and cunning demeanor. Sly and conniving, she navigates her role with an air of secrecy, always aware of the truths hidden beneath the surface. With her keen perception, Louise sees more than meets the eye, often using her knowledge to her advantage. Despite her alluring appearance, she is not above exploiting opportunities when they arise, adding an element of intrigue to her character. French Accent
Dr. Bessner is a mysterious doctor of unknown origin, claiming to hail from a small country in Europe and speaking some German. Specializing in psychology and mental disorders, he becomes involved when his services are required aboard the cruise. As the story unfolds, it is revealed that Dr. Bessner harbors a deep-seated grudge against Kay’s father, stemming from the tragic death of his wife and son in a war caused by the munitions manufactured by Kay’s father. His enigmatic background and hidden vendetta add layers of intrigue to his character as the plot progresses. German Accent
The Beadsellers are relentless and pesky peddlers aboard the boat, specializing in selling cheap trinkets and souvenirs to the passengers. Originating from Arabic backgrounds, they are skilled sellers of beads, postcards, and other knick-knacks. Their persistence knows no bounds as they employ competitive sales tactics to capture the attention of potential buyers. With their unwavering determination, they add both annoyance and authenticity to the cruise experience, embodying the vibrant spirit of local marketplaces. Arabic Accent
The Steward, a Nubian by origin, serves as the ship’s greeter and primary server of passengers. Always wearing a smile, he exudes amiability and charm, though he only understands about a quarter of what the passengers say to him. Despite this language barrier, he diligently attends to the needs of the guests, ensuring their comfort and satisfaction throughout the voyage. Tasked with appeasing the desires of the wealthy and sometimes whiny clientele, he navigates his role with patience and diplomacy, all while maintaining his friendly demeanor. Heavily accented
McNaught serves as the ship’s captain.
Yuma | Yuma Art Center | Verified: 10/26
Picasso at the Lapin Agile
270 Black Box Theater
Audition Date: November 9-10, 6-9pm
Run Dates: February 4-13, 2027
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeIWg8DBpjAkd4Fpqvl70mH9r0M4lSdChNRykNvqN_7M3WTHw/viewform
Steve Martin's Picasso at the Lapin Agile is a witty and imaginative comedy that brings together two of history's greatest minds, Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso, in a Parisian café in 1904. As the young geniuses discuss art, science, creativity, and the possibilities of the future, they encounter a colorful cast of characters who add humor, romance, and unexpected surprises to the evening.
Filled with clever dialogue, quirky personalities, and thought-provoking moments, this play offers actors the opportunity to explore comedic timing, character development, and the exciting intersection of art and science.
Yuma | Yuma Community Theater | Verified: 11/26
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
2874 E 16th Street, Yuma, AZ 85365
Audition Date: November 14, 10 - 5pm
Run Dates: March 19 - 29, 2027
Please prepare a music audition using the cuts. Monologues will occur at the end of the auditions.
Please note that the cast is required to be in attendance the week before tech, all of tech week, and all of the performances. Multiple conflicts outside of the required days may affect casting. NOTE: All actors who are offered and accept a role will be required to become a YCT member and pay the $1 membership dues.
Scottsdale | Scottsdale Old Town Theatre Company | Verified: 8/26
Songs from Sondheim, A Revue
Audition Date: February 21, 1 - 4pm
Run Dates: May 13 - 15, 2027
Headshot and Theatre Resume
We are casting 3-5 experienced local singing actors ages 30+ who have extensive experience performing and a passion for singing the songs of Stephen Sondheim.
Interested in being added to the audition list, send an email with current headshot and theatre resume with the subject topic SONDHEIM to: scottsdaleottc@gmail.com
Directed by Mike Arseneault with the amazing Joni Van Rossum as Music Director/Pianist.
The in-person audition date will be announced soon. Follow us on Facebook.
There will be two weekly rehearsals starting mid/end March, likely Sundays (1-4pm) and Wednesdays (7-9pm).
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