Events & Auditions

SUMMER STOCK & CPT COMPETITION PERFORMANCE TEAM AUDITIONS MAY 17^TH!

Workshop Information

Audition Information

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Big Star YOUTH MUSICAL THEATRE Workshop

Acting Essentials:

Develop fundamental acting skills through fun and interactive exercises.
Learn the art of expressing emotions and storytelling on stage or in front of a camera.

Audition Techniques:

Understand the audition process from start to finish.
Receive personalized feedback on monologues and scene work.

Confidence Building:

Boost self-confidence and overcome stage fright.
Learn effective communication techniques for auditions and interviews.

Character Development:

Understand the importance of character choices in auditions.

Mock Auditions:

Practice in a supportive environment with mock auditions.
Receive constructive feedback to refine audition techniques.

Q&A Session:

Have your child’s burning questions answered by our teaching staff.
Gain valuable tips and tricks for success in their audition.

Who Should Attend:
Aspiring young actors and performers planning to attend auditions in May who are eager to learn, grow, and prepare!

Date and Venue:
Saturday April 26th, 2025 from 3:30-5:30 pm

Registration Details:
Secure your child’s spot in the audition workshop by registering online. The cost is $75 for the workshop.

Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to ignite your child’s passion for performance and equip them with the skills needed to thrive in auditions. Join us for a day of creativity, inspiration, and fun – because every young star deserves a chance to shine!

Summer Stock and CPT Competition Performance Team Auditions

This youth musical theatre audition is meant to be super low key and specifically designed to instill confidence for the kids. Kids will need to prepare 32 bars of a song – this can be any song at all. Have them choose a song they love and are familiar with. Students can sing acapella (no music) or with a track right off of their phone. For the younger set this can be as simple as “Happy Birthday” if that is what they are comfortable with.

In addition, we like to see a one minute monologue. This can be a joke, a story or a monologue they find on the web – there are LOTS of resources out there.

It is great if the kids can bring a headshot, a school photo or any picture of themselves. This just helps us identify students when we are working our way through assigning roles.

The main thing we want to stress is that there is no pressure. All of our teachers want the kids to succeed. All kids will be given a part in the show. The reason we have the kids audition is so that we can correctly place/cast them in roles that will ultimately encourage a love of the arts. We look forward to seeing everyone on May 17th!