FAQ’s about EGMTC AUDITIONS

Who auditions? Everyone who wants to be part of the cast.

When are auditions? Winter Show Auditions for Moana Jr. are on November 3, 2025, Auditions for Aladdin Kids are on October 30th and 4th, 2025.

How do I signup?  Sign-up info has been emailed out. If you didn’t get an email, send us a message at egmusicaltheatre@gmail.com to be added to the interest list. Signups are on Tuesday, September 23 for Jr Cast Aladdin Kids and Wednesday, September 24th for Sr. Cast Moana Jr.

Which show should 12 or 13-year-olds audition for? Do you take performers under age 7? Sr Cast for Moana Jr. is for ages 12-18 and for Jr Cast for Aladdin Kids ages 7-13. 12 or 13 year-olds may choose the show in which they participate. We may direct them to one cast or another based on the needs of the casts. If you need more info. about this, contact Kate Nuttall or Felecia Przybyla.

What should I bring? Performers must fill out the registration form online to secure a spot in the show. Come to auditions prepared to have your photo taken, dance with a group, read lines, and sing a song.

What happens at auditions? Come prepared with a song and ready to perform lines (see audition tip email sent after signing up). If a performer wishes to audition for a specific role, they should sing a song of the character they wish to be. Specific songs, lines, and a small dance sequence to be used for your audition will be sent out after registration.

What should I sing?
Information will be provided for each show’s auditions.

Which lines should I practice for auditions? Practice the lines provided via email after signing up.

What happens after auditions? Callbacks will be scheduled individually if needed. We won’t be holding callbacks for all roles. Cast Lists will be posted via email within a week after auditions.

*This project is supported  in part by federal award number SLFRP0166 awarded to EGMTC  by the U.S. Department of the Treasury.

6 Tips for Auditions:

 1.  Learn about the musical you’re auditioning for.

2.  Pick a song that shows what part you are interested in.

3.  Practice, memorize and add actions appropriate for the song.

4.  Songs should be sung a cappella (no musical accompaniment) or with instrumental music (karaoke type). Performers may not sing to a track with background singers or words. Performers should be prepared to operate their own music. We recommend the music be downloaded so they aren’t relying on cell coverage or wi-fi.

5. Come prepared to read lines - use good diction, make your voice sound interesting, and speak louder than normal conversation.

6.  Be confident, takes lots of deep breaths, and do your best.