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Auditions Announced for Ron Doald’s WILLY WONKA at Stage Right Musical Theatre Company

Stage Right Announces Auditions for Willy Wonka Musical

Williamstown, KY – Stage Right Musical Theatre Company is thrilled to announce auditions for their semi-professional winter production of Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka, running January 30 – February 8, 2026 at the Williamstown Performing Arts Center. All Roles are available, with evening rehearsals beginning January 2, 2026. Auditions are open to kids 8-17 and Adults 18+.

Step into a world of pure imagination with Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka! When five Golden Tickets are hidden in Wonka Bars across the world, Charlie Bucket’s life changes forever as he wins the last ticket and gets a magical tour of Wonka’s mysterious factory. Along the way, he and his fellow ticket winners face whimsical, wild, and sometimes dangerous consequences—ranging from giant chocolate rivers to teleporting via TV! With plenty of moral lessons, colorful characters, and dazzling surprises, this musical adventure is a sweet treat for all ages. Will Charlie’s honesty win him the greatest prize of all? Don’t miss this delightful, family-friendly show packed with fun, fantasy, and music!

Performance Information:

  • Rehearsal Dates: Sundays – Fridays Jan 2-29, 2026 (Child Actors will have a couple of introductory rehearsals in late December). Stage Right values the time of its artists and works with the production team to make sure actors are only
    called if they are working.
  • Show Dates: January 30-February 8, 2026 (Weekend performances, with Student Shows Feb 3 & 4)

Audition Information:
Auditions will be held:

  • October 10 6pm-9pm | First Love Community Fellowship (930 Curry Ln Dry Ridge, KY 41035)
  • October 11 1pm-4pm | Footlighters Inc. (802 York St Newport, KY 41071)
  • Callbacks, if deemed necessary, will take place October 12 at First Love Community Fellowship from 6-9.

What to Prepare:

  • A Current Resume and Headshot
  • A 32 bar cut of musical theatre song in the style of the show. An accompanist will be provided.
  • Properly marked Sheet Music for accompaniment (Acapella auditions will not be considered)
  • A dance audition and cold readings will also take place following your singing audition.

To Request an audition slot visit: https://www.stagerightmtc.org/auditions

This show is a semi-professional production. Compensation is determined based on previous professional credits and experience. Not all roles are compensated. This production, as part of our “community company” series, gives an opportunity for less experienced performers to work in a professional environment and gain credit before entering a professional theater experience. Stage Right Musical Theatre Company welcomes and encourages people of all
backgrounds, identities, and ethnicities to audition. Your unique perspective makes our company stronger.

Character Description: Unless specifically noted below, all roles are open to people of all races and gender identities.

WILLY WONKA – Vocal range: G2 – F4 (Adult, ages 20-50) The eccentric owner of the famed Wonka Chocolate Factory. He is the epitome of an introvert. Somewhat of a recluse, he is quirky and has peculiar foibles. He is charming, enigmatic, charismatic, and slightly sinister. Wonka has a comedic side to him. Doubling as CANDYMAN and PHINEOUS TROUT.

CHARLIE BUCKET – Vocal range: G2 – G4 (Child, ages 10-14) The show’s shy, earnest protagonist. Charlie is a young boy who is humble, kind, and understanding. He wants and needs very little to be happy. He loves his family, especially his grandfather, Grandpa Joe.

GRANDPA JOE – Vocal range: Bb2 – F4 (Adult, ages 60-80) A caring, patient, and kindhearted man. Loving Grandfather to Charlie Bucket. He accompanies Charlie to the factory and it gives him a new burst of youthful vigor.

MR. BUCKET – Vocal range: B2 – F4 (Adult, ages 30-50) Charlie’s father. He is a kind man who is trying to take care of his family, including both sets of parents, in very hard times. He hates his situation, but never gives up hope.

MRS. BUCKET – Vocal range: Bb3 – F5 (Adult, ages 30-50) Charlie’s nurturing mother. She is as kind as Charlie’s father. She is trying to hold everything together for her family.

GRANDMA JOSEPHINE – (Adult, ages 60-80) Quick-witted, cheerful, elderly woman. Loves Nut-a-riffic bars!

GRANDMA GEORGINA – (Adult, ages 60-80) Exasperated with Grandpa George because he is hard of hearing. Ability to holler at him in a controlled way. Funny elderly woman.

GRANDPA GEORGE – (Adult, ages 60-80) “Hard of hearing” elderly man who brings humor and crazy conversation to the house. Good sense of comedic timing.

AUGUSTUS GLOOP – Vocal range: B2 – G4 (Child, ages 9-15) Sings “I Eat More!” Sees everything and smells everything that is good to eat. Can think of nothing else but food.
MRS. GLOOP – Vocal range: B3 – E4 (Adult, ages 30-50) She is Augustus’s overprotective mother. She also loves to eat. Comedic part.

VIOLET BEAUREGARDE – Vocal range: G3 – F5 (Child, ages 9-15) Sassy, forceful, rude. Takes advantage of others
and seizes every opportunity to show off.
MRS. BEAUREGARDE – Vocal range: D4 – E5 (Adult, ages 30-50) Violet’s enthusiastic helicopter parent who focuses all her attention on her daughter. She indulges Violet’s worst competitive impulses.

VERUCA SALT – Vocal range: G3 – F5 (Child, ages 10-15) Spoiled rotten. Has her father wrapped around her finger. Used to getting whatever she wants.

MR. SALT – Vocal range: D3 – E4 (Adult, ages 30-50) Very wealthy, indulgent, arrogant father of Veruca. He will do anything it takes to get his daughter what she wants.

MIKE TEAVEE – Vocal range: G2 – G4 (Child, ages 9-14) Technologically savvy, sarcastic, distractible nerd who only cares about his electronics devices.

MRS. TEAVEE – Vocal range: B3 – F5 (Adult, ages 30-50) An old-fashioned housewife. She is Mike’s clueless and permissive mother.

ENSEMBLE- Oompa Loompas, Squirrels, Kids, Cooks, etc

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Auditions Announced for RABBIT HOLE at Mariemont Players

Mariemont Players, Inc. is pleased to announce auditions for our production of RABBIT HOLE, a drama by David Lindsay-Abaire.

Directed by Mary Stone
Produced by Dee Anne Bryll and Kelly Holtgrefe

Audition Dates/Times:

  • Sunday, October 5 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
  • Monday, October 6 from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Sign-up: Please sign up for an audition time here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090D4FAEA628A46-57661469-rabbit

Callbacks: (as needed) Tuesday, October 7 at 7:00 p.m.

Location: Mariemont Players – 4101 Walton Creek Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45227

Audition Requirements:

  • Auditions will consist of “cold” readings from the script.
  • Please bring a list of conflicts between December 2025 and March 2026.
  • Print a copy of your theatrical resume. Headshots are not required but are very much appreciated.
  • The production team encourages actors of all races, ethnicities, identities, abilities, experience levels, etc. to audition — all are welcome!
  • Please contact director Mary Stone with questions about the script or audition process at maryinnyc@yahoo.com
  • If in need of accommodations or questions about accessibility, please contact VP of Production Aimée Ward at mpipc1936@gmail.com
  • Performers must be 18 years old or over to audition for this show.

Production Dates:March 5 – 22, 2026

Rehearsal times:
Rehearsals will begin in January and run through the opening. Rehearsals will be held roughly three to four times per week, scheduled around cast availability. A meet and greet/read-through/headshot session will take place prior to January, potentially in November or December, depending on cast availability. No conflicts are permitted during tech week March 1 – 4.

Synopsis: Becca and Howie Corbett have everything anyone could want, until a life-shattering accident turns their world upside down and leaves the couple drifting perilously apart. Rabbit Hole charts their bittersweet search for comfort in the darkest of places and for a path that will lead them back into the light of day. Poignant, heartfelt, and deeply moving, the show is a testament to the strength of love in the face of tragedy. It’s a story that will leave you reflecting on life’s challenges and the enduring power of human connection.

Character Breakdown

Becca –  female – late 30s/early 40s
Becca is a Type A personality. No-nonsense, practical, and uncompromising, she cannot tolerate insincerity or impracticality. She has been defined by her position as a wife and mother, but in the wake of her 4-year-old son’s death, she seems to have shut down emotionally. Becca tries to keep everything together as much for herself as for everyone else until she can’t. She has tried to bottle up and contain her grief.

Howie –  male – late 30s/early 40s, Becca’s Husband
Howie is a man of patience, often appearing as if everything is all right. Howie inadvertently creates distance between himself and Becca. Whereas Becca isolates herself completely in her grieving, Howie seeks support from a grief counseling group that ultimately undermines their relationship. He and Becca have grown distant since Danny’s death, though he tries to connect with her. Howie, too, is devasted by the loss, but he is seemingly more ready to move on with life on the surface.

Izzy –  female – early 30s, Becca’s Sister
Izzy is the younger sister of Becca and is the id to Becca’s superego. A perennial party girl who never grew up, Izzy is still trying to find herself. She is impulsive, irresponsible, and a bit rough around the edges, but she is always fiercely loyal to her sister. Izzy brings levity to the play.

Nat –  female – mid 60s, Becca and Izzy’s Mother
Nat is a strong, opinionated, but compassionate woman with a knack for saying the wrong thing at the wrong time. Though she and Becca argue, she is a supportive figure who still grieves the death of her own son, Arthur.

Jason –  a 17-year-old boy
Jason is a very smart, responsible, but socially awkward teenager who is earnest and has good intentions. He very much wants to connect with Becca and Howie after the accident.

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Auditions Announced for CaBOOret at SingOUT Cincy

CALLING ALL SPOOKY, SULTRY SINGERS!

Auditions will take place on Saturday, September 6 and Tuesday, September 9 at the Clifton Cultural Arts Center (3412 Clifton Ave, Cincinnati). You can sign up at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0B4CA4AB2FA0FCC52-57878372-singout#/ 

CaBOOret is a celebration of all things Halloween. The vibe will be spooky, sultry, camp, and, like all things SingOUT Cincy, very queer!

Singers will be paid $30/hour. There will be at least 2 rehearsals leading up to CaBOOret. Estimated total pay: $120-$200.

CaBOOret is on Thursday, October 30 at 7pm at Somerhaus. Performers must be 16 or older. 

Please prepare 30-45 second cuts of 2 songs in musical theater, jazz, or a similar style that fit your vision of the Halloween season. Bring sheet music, an accompanist will be provided. Self-accompaniment is also fine(piano, guitar, etc., whatever you’ve got)! No tracks, please.

Video submissions are also welcome. Please email singout@singoutcincy.com if the audition dates don’t work for you and you’d like to submit video audition materials.

Please contact singout@singoutcincy.com with any questions.

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Auditions Announced for DRUNK: AS YOU LIKE IT at Xenia Area Community Theatre

An X*ACT First! Inspired by our friends at Dayton Drunk Theater we are looking for 8-16 actors of all types, at least 21 or older, that aren’t afraid to get a little wild for AS YOIU LIKE IT (as a drunk play).

Originally by William Shakespeare, but with a twist. While we do need actors that are willing to drink, we’re also interested in actors that will stay sober during the performances. What is absolutely mandatory for all roles: willing to improvise and go with the flow.

No one under 18 will be permitted to the performances during the show run.

(Also, a role you don’t have to memorize?? HECK YEA!)

A casting call/read through will be held August 18th, 2025 at 7PM. Be there!

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Auditions Announced for SCOTLAND ROAD at Mariemont Players

Mariemont Players, Inc. is pleased to announce auditions for our production of SCOTLAND ROAD, a mystery by Jeffrey Hatcher.

Directed by jef brown

Audition Dates/Times: September 8 and 9, at Seven o’ Clock

Sign-up: Please sign up for an audition time here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090D44AFAB2FA2FE3-57862480-scotland#/

Location: Mariemont Players – 4101 Walton Creek Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45227

Audition Requirements:

  • Auditions will consist of “cold” readings from the script.
  • Please bring a theatrical resume. Headshots are appreciated, but not required.
  • The production team encourages actors of all races, ethnicities, identities, abilities, experience levels, etc. to audition – all are welcome!
  • Please contact director jef brown with questions about the script or audition process at jefwi1f@gmail.com
  • If in need of accommodations or questions about accessibility, please contact the VP of Production Aimée Ward at mpipc1936@gmail.com

Production Dates: January 8-25, 2026

Rehearsal times: Please bring to the audition any conflicts you have between November 10 and January 25. No conflicts are permitted during final tech week January 4-7.

Synopsis: In the last decade of the twentieth century, a beautiful young woman in nineteenth-century clothing is found floating on an iceberg in the middle of the North Atlantic. When rescued, she says only one word: Titanic. The woman is taken to an isolated spot on the coast of Maine where an expert on the sinking of the liner has arranged to interrogate her for six days. His goal: to crack her story, get her to confess she’s a fake, and reveal her true identity; his one clue: her enigmatic references to an unknown place called “Scotland Road.” In a stark room furnished only with a ship’s deck chair, John, assisted by a skeptical doctor named Halbrech, plays a cat-and-mouse game with Winifred, searching for ways to break her down.

The cast will consist of one actor and three actresses:

John – 30s-40s –  male – An expert on the Titanic, driven by an almost obsessive desire to uncover the truth about Winifred. He is determined to break her story and expose her as an imposter. His intensity and sometimes cruel demeanor highlight his deep-seated obsession.

Winifred – 20s – female – A young woman found on an iceberg, claiming to be a survivor of the Titanic. Her enigmatic nature and refusal to fully explain her past make her a compelling and mysterious figure. She is both vulnerable and strong-willed, challenging those who interrogate her.

Halbrech – 30s – female – A doctor who assists John in his investigation. She appears to be a skeptic and a voice of reason, but she also has secrets of her own and a complex relationship with Winifred.

Frances Kittle – older – female – The last living survivor of the Titanic, who is sought by Halbrech to provide information about Winifred.

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