The Wizard of Oz will treat audiences to the same script as the 1939 movie, with the addition of the Jitterbug scene in the dark forest that was filmed but later cut from the final cinematic release.īased on the popular L. There are more than 45 children in the cast, ages 6 to 17, who live in Watertown, Oakville, Thomaston, Middlebury, Litchfield, Wolcott, Oxford, Prospect, New Milford and Waterbury. Sunday afternoons are often added later in the process.The production is produced by Curtain Call Kids, a children's community theater troupe led by director and Northfield resident Richard McKenna. Some Saturday mornings will be scheduled for set-building, etc. Generally, our rehearsals run Monday thru Thursday evenings from 7pm to 10pm. We ALWAYS ask those cast to keep that information to themselves until we have reached everyone who was not cast – unfortunately, that doesn’t always happen and our best efforts at sparing hard feelings are thwarted. We do our best to be respectful to all who audition by reaching out to those who have not been cast. Not being called back does not mean you are not being considered for the production. Sometimes we see all we need to at the initial auditions. We often don’t need to see people at a callback. Also, bring proper footwear to dance in if needed.įor non-musicals, you will be given pre-selected sides from the script.

This should be something that you are very comfortable with, not something you just learned the day before. The song should showcase the style and vocal range of the character for which you are auditioning.

If auditioning for a musical, prepare a brief song in the style of the show and have sheet music in the proper key. Of course, if you’re asked to stay to read and/or dance, you may be around a while. Just show up and you will be seen in the order you arrive.

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