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Auditions Announced for A SALUTE TO BROADWAY at Loveland Stage Company

Loveland Stage Company is excited to announce auditions for this year’s Christmas show: A SALUTE TO BROADWAY.

Saturday, October 4
1:00–3:30 PM
Loveland Stage Company

We’re looking for kids ages 8+ and adults to join the cast!
Please prepare a short selection from any Broadway show to sing.

Rehearsals:
10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, 11/11, 11/18, 12/2, 12/8, 12/9, 12/10 and a dress rehearsal on 12/11.
Rehearsals will be from 6:30-8:00PM

Performances:
There will be three performances on Saturday, December 13 — 3PM, 5PM, and 7PM

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Auditions Announced for LOVE, LOSS AND WHAT I WORE at Village Players

Village Players of Fort Thomas is holding auditions for LOVE, LOSS AND WHAT I WORE by Nora Ephron & Delia Ephron.

Audition Dates:

  • Sunday, October 19 • 4–7pm
  • Monday, October 20 • 6:30–9:30pm

Location: Village Players of Fort Thomas (8 N. Fort Thomas Ave.)

What to Prepare:

  • A one to two-minute contemporary monologue (not from this play).
  • You may also be asked to do a cold reading.

Audition Details:

This heartfelt and funny show explores memories, relationships, and the clothes that tell our stories. The production team is looking specifically to highlight diverse voices and experiences. Queer women, women of color, women with disabilities, and trans folx are encouraged to audition.

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Auditions Announced for AMERICAN CHRISTMAS CAROL at Harrison Center for the Arts

Harrison Center for the Arts is pleased to announce auditions for their Christmas Production AMERICAN CHRISTMAS CAROL.

  • Sunday September 14th @ 6:00 p.m.
  • Monday September 15th @ 6:00 p.m.
  • Monday September 22nd @ 6:00 p.m. Additional auditions and callbacks

AMERICAN CHRISTMAS CAROL is set in 1944, spotlighting the resilient communities navigating life on the home front during World War II.

Adapted by Mary Lenning from Charles Dickens’ classic tale and featuring original music by Nina Quinlivan, the production invites audiences on a heartfelt journey through love, loss, and the enduring hope for  peace.

Cast

  • 5  Female Storytellers and
  • 5 Male Storytellers
  • Ebenezzer Scrooge
  • 2 Ensemble – non gender specific
  • 2 Children – non gender specific

NOTE: AMERICAN CHRISTMAS CAROL is performed in the round and each Storyteller will portray at least three characters. One (or more) for each time frame; Past. Present and Future.

Performance Dates:  December 4 – 6 @ 7:00 p.m., December 7th @ 2:00 p.m.

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Auditions Announced for SILENT SKY at The Drama Workshop

  • Monday, October 27th at 7-10pm ET
  • Tuesday, October 28th at 7-10pm ET

Auditions will be held at The Glenmore Playhouse. 3716 Glenmore Ave. Cheviot OH 45211.

Please sign up for a time slot here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0D4CACAB2CA6FAC52-58549959-tdwsilent

Rehearsals & Performances
This show will be performed February 17- March 15 at The Glenmore Playhouse. Rehearsal times: Rehearsals will begin in January, 2026. Our plan is to rehearse up to 4 nights a week on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday (conflicts dependent) and Thursday 7-10 pm  until tech week.  Please bring your conflicts to the audition. Cast members will be asked to assist with build/paint days on select Saturdays and post-show clean-up (strike) on March 15th.

Synopsis
“Silent Sky” is a play by Lauren Gunderson that tells the true story of Henrietta Leavitt, an astronomer who made groundbreaking discoveries at the Harvard College Observatory in the early 1900s. Despite not being allowed to touch telescopes or express original ideas, Henrietta, along with other female “computers” at the observatory, made significant contributions to our understanding of the universe, including discovering a way to measure the distance to distant stars. The play explores Henrietta’s dedication to science, her relationships with her sister and colleagues, and the challenges she faced as a woman in a male-dominated field.

Directed by Becky Collins and produced by Micheal Kiser.

Audition Requirements

After selecting a timeslot, https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0D4CACAB2CA6FAC52-58549959-tdwsilent , use this link to complete the audition form and upload the information requested. https://forms.gle/E4qzigFLkEvVTh8s8

Audition Requirements: Please bring a headshot and resume. Please bring your scheduled conflicts, please note one or more holidays fall in the rehearsal period; it is helpful to know travel plans early. Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script. You may be requested to stay past your audition time to read with other auditionees.

Roles

Please note that the ages listed below serve only as a guide however all adult ages will be considered for all adult roles to achieve the best overall fit for the cast. All roles are available, and casting is open.

HENRIETTA LEAVITT (Actual historical figure) – brilliant, meticulous, excited, passionate about the stars and universe; Astronomer who changed how we look at and measure the stars; Hard of Hearing and uses a period hearing-aid (unless she turns it off to avoid annoying distractions) . Presenting gender: Female. Presenting age range: 30s. This role requires onstage physical intimacy in the form of kiss.

MARGARET LEAVITT – Henrietta’s sister, homebody, creative, sweet who sings and (ideally) plays piano. Presenting gender: Female. Presenting age range: 30s. This role requires singing “For the Beauty of the Earth.”

ANNIE CANNON (Actual historical figure) – the leader, terse and sure of herself, a firebrand, funny and sharp-witted; the first to catalog stars by letter; joins the suffrage movement. Presenting gender: Female. Presenting age range: 40s.

WILLIAMINA FLEMING (Actual historical figure) – smart as a whip, gutsy, fierce, fun;  first to hold the title of “curator” in astronomy; Scottish (yes to Scottish dialect). Presenting gender: Female. Presenting age range: 50s.

PETER SHAW – smart, sweet, awkward; the head astronomer’s apprentice and supervisor of the women at the observatory…and the man. Presenting gender: Male. Presenting age range: 30s/40s. This role requires onstage physical intimacy in the form of kiss.

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Auditions Announced for DIRTY DEEDS AT THE DEPOT at Xenia Area Community Theatre

DIRTY DEEDS AT THE DEPOT
Presented by Xenia Area Community Theater

Directed by: Melodee Bass
A prequel to Trouble Bubbles at the Hot Springs, X*ACT brings you another musical melodrama!

Step right up, folks—because San Juan Capistrano is about to get a whole lot wilder! From sweethearts and school marms to gypsies, villains, and scalawags, Dirty Deeds at the Depot is a rip-roaring old-fashioned melodrama full of romance, mystery, comedy, and a whole heap of trouble at the train station.

We’re looking for actors, singers, schemers, and scene-stealers ready to bring this wild west tale to life!

Audition Dates & Times:
Monday, September 29 at 7:00 PM
Tuesday, September 30 at 7:00 PM

About the Show:
The year is 1895. The brand-new Santa Fe Depot has just opened, and with it comes young love, rekindled flames, outrageous villains, daring heroines, mysterious travelers, and plenty of “Hiss! Boo! Awww!” moments for the audience. Will love triumph? Will evil be foiled? Will someone finally save the Camisole Ranch? Find out as the mayhem unfolds in DIRTY DEEDS AT THE DEPOT.

Casting Roles Include:

  • Lacie Camisole – Innocent ranch heiress, torn between duty and true love.
  • Helen Highwater – A no-nonsense school marm who can outshoot any cowboy.
  • Dusty Trails – The tongue-tied hero on a train ride toward destiny.
  • Claire Voyant – A mysterious gypsy with secrets up her sleeve.
  • Justin Tyme – The dependable station master with a heart full of regrets.
  • Professor Thaddeus Mack – A smooth-talking snake-oil villain.
  • Duncan Disorderly – Comic sidekick and professional mischief-maker.
  • Jerry Mander – A judge with bigger dreams than his little town.
  • Cy Kosis & Paige Turner – Sound effects wizard and cue-card maven.
  • Plus locals, walk-ons, and extras (Wyatt & Josie Earp, Sheriff Willie Becaught, townsfolk, and more!)

Mild preparation necessary, please bring a few bars from your favorite musical mumber (if auditioning for a singing role), other than that, bring your personality and be ready to read from the script!

Production dates: Dec 12-21

So dust off your cowboy boots, polish that pocket watch, and get ready for a melodrama full of love, laughter, villains, and very dirty deeds!

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