I am auditioning for Brooke Wyndham knowing that I need to take the month prior to auditions to get into shape. Has anybody played this part (or something similar) and do you have tips for how to get “whipped into shape” in a month? I’ll continue working out after auditions as well but want to make as much progress as possible between now and April 10th!

I’m auditioning for Belle in my school production on Tuesday. I’ve never wanted a role more in my entire life!!! I’ve always wanted to play her and she has been my favourite princess since I was a kid, so it’s really important to me. Can I have some tips on how to play her? (character analysis, mannerisms, etc?👀)

P.S - I need tips on how to not get nervous before auditions! My chances are always ruined because I get nervous and my voice doesn’t work :/

Looking for your opinion!

Hey everyone! My school is having auditions for Little Shop of Horrors and I need help finding materials for it. I am a female mezzo, and I want a song that would fit for Chiffon, Crystal, or Ronette, but a monologue that would fit Audrey.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I’m thinking of singing a song not from a musical for my musical theatre audition (All I Want by Kodaline) - is that weird or looked down upon? The audition specs said “1 minute song excerpt”.

I've heard some people say they fear getting nervous, and because they're afraid to get nervous they get nervous.

Does this happen to you, what audition fears come up for you and how do you deal with them?

The casting process starts with a warming up for the director to see my vocal range. Next, he/she gives a sheet-music for sight-reading and I have to sing it. Last but no least, I have to sing one or more songs acapella.

Gender and age of auditioner? Female, 20
Show/role sought? It's not a show, it's a chorus
Vocal part? Mezzo-Soprano, G3-G5
Song ideas? How 'bout a dance?-Bonnie and Clyde, A change in me-Beauty and the Beast, Burn-Hamilton, Back to before-Ragtime, My man-Funny Girl, Don't rain on my parade-Funny Girl, Love will come and find me again-Bandstand, In my dreams-Anastasia, Journey to the past-Anastasia, Reflection-Mulan, So in love-Kiss me Kate and The sound of music-The sound of music.

P.D: it's my first time presenting to an audition and I am quiete nervous.

Thanks for the help.

Hello! I’m audition for Portia in like, 10 days omg. And I don’t have an audition song yet!

As a comedic character who has to have both a floaty soprano voice and a more gospel style belt, I’d like a song that can do both. Luckily the directors know i can do a floaty soprano voice because i’ve done shows with them before however the more i can show off the better.

Songs i was thinking of:

In Short from Edges It Ain’t No Thing from Bring it On Fly Fly Away from Catch Me If You Can

Any more suggestions would be amazing! thank you

Hi I am a soon to be 34 year old female light lyric soprano who is planning to audition for a local community theater production of the Secret Garden. The role I would love to be casted for is Lily. I can comfortably hit an Eb6 and go as low as an A2 on the treble clef. For song ideas originally I was thinking doing 32 bars from Poor Wandering One from The Priates of Penzance to show off my range. Now I feel it might not be a good choice and was thinking about I Loved You Once in Silence from Camelot or Love Never Dies from Love Never Dies. Any thoughts or other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I have to choose 32 bars from a somg for the audition. Thanks

Hi there! I'm auditioning for Lightning Thief the Percy Jackson musical soon. I'm a mezzo and I'm auditioning for any female role and Grover for spice. Looking for something comedic but with a smidge of range to it because the ladies of this show belt their faces off. Thanks in advance!

I am auditioning for into the woods in a local theatre, and I sort of want to go for little red riding hood, but I’m not sure what song and monologue to use :( any recommendations?

hi im auditioning for drake in honk jr and i desperately need song suggestions, im a tenor and i think im gonna audition for drake but im not sure. anything helps, thanks for your time

Hey y’all! My college is doing Almost Maine next semester. Auditions call for a one-minute dramatic monologue. What are your favorites for women that have a similar vibe? Links are especially helpful. Thanks!

I did my first audition in a number of years yesterday, and while I think most of the audition went well, I'm afraid I might have said something that preemptively took me out of the running. I had a long drive to get to the audition and as someone who doesn't love gets anxious driving for longer than 20 minutes, I felt pretty tense on top of the audition itself.

There was a question on the fill-out sheet: Will you perform as cast? I wasn't 100% sure what that meant, but I assumed it meant, if you get a part, no matter what it is, will you accept it? I wrote "depends" because frankly, I wasn't sure it would be worth the long drive to do a community production for a smaller part, especially going into a northeast winter. When asked to expand on that answer in the audition, I sort of explained that it wasn't so much about the part I got so much as I would need to sort out some logistics once I had more information on rehearsals because of the distance, but that I could figure it out.

And I'm kicking myself a bit now, because I could have just said I'd be flexible? I have help, I have local trains near me that could get me there, or people who could drop me if I felt uncomfortable driving. I didn't;t have to express my concerns in the audition room. Have I shot myself in the foot here?

I bleached my hair a while back and my brunette coloured roots have started growing in. Can I audition for things with hair like this? Or should I go ahead and dye my hair back to it’s original colour?

I want to audition for Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors at my school, they are looking for a 16-32 bar cut of an upbeat, contemporary musical theatre song.

Here are some of my options right now: I Can Hear the Bells - Hairspray Notice Me Horton - Seussical When He Sees Me - Waitress

If anyone has suggestions please let me know! Thanks 😇

I was recently asked to do a last minute audition of a musical. I think I have everything under control, except the dance portion. I’ve never taken any formal dance lessons, but the person I’ve spoken to said it can be as simple as how I’d break it down at a wedding. (Vague. I’m Latine. I only really dance cumbias at weddings or other parties for that matter.)

For a little more context, the show is in development for a k-6 anti-bullying education.

Help my audition is in five days

Edit: I’m not auditioning for a specific part either

Hi! I'm auditioning for my local theatre's summer production of Urinetown, and I need some suggestions for monologues and songs to audition with. I am a mezzo-soprano, so nothing too high, but still fitting for the character. Thanks for your help! :)

Going for Freddy in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, please make up my mind for me. (16 bar cut)

Hi there! I’m currently auditioning for Marcy Park in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and I need a monologue for her. The monologue has to be a comedy! Here‘s some general information:

Her parents are really strict, she goes to catholic school, she sleeps 3 hours a night, is an amazing hockey player, has the dictionary memorized, is tired of winning and she’s not allowed to cry. Essentially the overworked child prodigy/kid-who’s-parents-have-way-too-high-expectations.

Many interpretations of her character are deadpanned until her main song “I Speak Six Languages”. Thx for your help!

I'm in the process of memorizing my monologues for my college auditions, and the family members that help me with my theater stuff are getting on my case about not memorizing my monologues verbatim. As long as I get the important words, ideas and flow of the sentences correct, is it fine if I miss a minor word here or there in a monologue?