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Auditions Announced for GINDEPEDENCE DAY and CLOS(IN)G at American Legacy Theatre

American Legacy Theatre is holding in-person auditions for two new works on Tuesday, October 6th from 4-7pm at the Pleasant Ridge Library’s basement stage (6233 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45213).

Sign up for a slot here, and see below for details.

Gindependence Day by Terry Tocantins
A comedy musical revue in development. Think The Producers meets Assassins.

  • Performances: November 7 & 8 @ 2pm
  • Rehearsals: November 2-6 @ 6-9pm

Compensation: Stipend of $225

Gindependence Day Character List 

  • Doug* – Over Forty. Male. – Has a kid, had a wife. That all could go either way at the moment. Sober 180 days. Worked remotely for a medical insurance company in customer service. That job is neeeever coming back. Hypervigilant.
  • CJ* – Thirty. Female. – Worked on a pot farm in Norcal where she still has warrants. Autodidact. Clean 90 days. Their relationship to drugs and alcohol was their great romance and this has been a tough breakup.
  • Bailey* – Mid-Twenties. Male. – People pleasing and high functioning, Bailey was an intermittently binging crystal meth user who somehow kept their job at a veterinary clinic. When it’s not the ‘tweak-end’ they self-medicate with alcohol. They are no longer the manager of the clinic and now expresses dogs’ anal glands part time.
  • Remmy – Thirties. Female. – Assistant Theatre Manager. This is her off night and she is covering for the intern. She is the adult child of an alcoholic and an enabler. When not the offstage voice of authority, she is also: Brian Ryan. 50 year old Bostonian molly dealer with 17 years of sobriety. 

*We are looking for one of these characters to play piano. If you are auditioning for Doug, CJ, or Bailey and play piano, we would love for you to accompany yourself!

Clos(in)g by Megan Benjamin Bennett
World Premiere production of a dramatic play. Think August Wilson meets A Raisin in the Sun.

  • Performances: January 15 – 31 (Fridays & Saturdays @ 7:30pm; Sundays @ 2pm)
  • Rehearsals: December 6 – 20 and January 3 – 14 (weekday evenings, some weekends) [NO REHEARSAL December 21 – January 2]

Compensation: $150 per week

Clos(in)g Character List (roles not listed have already been cast)

  • Carter – Any race, Male, 59 – Building superintendent; married to Brandy, middle of three brothers, suffered a back injury in college playing football
  • Theodore (Teddy) – African American, Male, 38 – Doctor’s office administrator by day, drag queen by night; comes from a Southern Christian family full of strong women; proud gay man; sensitive to the needs of others
  • Lucas – Caucasian, Male, 57 – Older gay man; was in the military during don’t ask, don’t tell; moved on to be a successful financial advisor; stoic figure; married to Teddy
  • Marina – Latina, Female, 45 – Hard working; proud; loves being a mother to Isabelle; wants a better life but is losing hope

What to prepare & bring to your audition:

  • 1 monologue (up to 90 seconds)
  • Either 1 song (up to 32 bars) OR a 2nd monologue
  • Headshot & resume

Notes:

  • Those interested in Gindependence Day should include a song in their audition
  • One character in Gindependence Day plays piano. If you are able to accompany yourself on piano, please do!
  • Music in Gindependence Day is uptempo and comedic – songs of this genre are most appropriate
  • Please note that no parts listed here have been pre-cast – we encourage submissions for all listed roles!

SIGN UP TO AUDITION USING THIS LINK: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A4FA5AC2CA5FEC34-66143082-american 

If you are unable to attend in-person auditions, please submit a video audition to info@americanlegacytheatre.org with the subject line of “(NAME OF PLAY) – (Character(s) Auditioning For) – (Last Name).”

If you have any questions, please reach out to info@americanlegacytheatre.org.

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Auditions Announced for HOME BREW THEATRE 10 at The Drama Workshop

HOME BREW THEATRE is The Drama Workshop’s celebration of short plays by local authors. There will be four performances the weekend of January 15-17, 2027.

Friday 1/15 730pm. Saturday 1/16 2pm. Saturday 1/16 730pm. Sunday 1/17 2pm.

Auditions are:

  • Tuesday October 6: 630-930pm
  • Wednesday October 7: 630-930pm

Location: The Glenmore Playhouse: 3716 Glenmore Ave. Cheviot, OH 45211

Use this link to sign up for an audition slot: https://www.signupgenius.com/index.cfm?go=s.signup&urlid=70A094FA8A622A6FC1-66107974-auditions&useFullSite=true#/

Scripts will be made available once play selection is complete. 

Audition Requirements: All actors will be asked to fill out an online audition form, and upload a headshot and resume. Auditions will consist of readings from selected scripts. You may be requested to stay past your audition time to read with other actors. Auditions will be in front of a panel of directors, and will be recorded on video for any director unable to make it.

Rehearsals likely begin in November. Rehearsal schedules will be determined per each play’s director and cast availability.

If cast, you will be required to 

  • Become a member of The Drama Workshop. Membership fee is $20.
  • Sign and abide by TDW’s Code of Conduct.

For questions regarding Home Brew Theatre 10, please email tdw.homebrew@gmail.com

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Auditions Announced for CINDERELLA at Stage Right Musical Theatre Company

Stage Right Announces Auditions for Cinderella

Williamstown, KY – Stage Right Musical Theatre Company is thrilled to announce auditions for their semi-professional winter production of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella, running January 29 – February 7, 2027 at the Williamstown Performing Arts Center. All Roles are available, with evening rehearsals beginning December 29, 2026 Auditions are open to kids 8-17 and Adults 18+.

One of the most beloved fairytales of all time comes to the WPAC stage in a dazzling celebration of magic, romance, and hope. This version is inspired by the iconic 1997 television event starring Brandy and Whitney Huston, featuring
toe-tapping classics like “In My Own Little Corner” and “Impossible.” Cinderella is a true theatrical spectacle full of enchantment, humor, and heart. With fairy godmothers, princes in disguise, and a message that kindness and
courage can change the world, this Rodgers & Hammerstein favorite invites audiences of all ages to believe in the impossible. Perfect for families, dreamers, and anyone who loves a classic fairytale told with modern magic, Cinderella is a spellbinding night at the theatre.

Performance Information:
Rehearsal Dates: Sundays – Fridays Dec 29 – Jan 28. 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 29-February 7, 2026 (Weekend performances, with Student Shows Feb 2 & 4)

Audition Information:
Auditions will be held: -October 23 6pm-9pm | First Love Community Fellowship (930 Curry Ln Dry Ridge, KY 41035) -October 24 2pm-7pm | Footlighters Inc. (802 York St Newport, KY 41071)

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.

CINDERELLA (F | 20–30): Strong actor, soprano, and capable musical theatre dancer. A kind-hearted, imaginative young woman with an infectious generosity of spirit. In our production, Cinderella is an artist and visionary. She is someone who sees possibility and beauty where others see scraps, limitations, or things without value. Her creativity is not simply an escape from her circumstances, it is how she understands and transforms the world around her. Despite being belittled for the very qualities that make her extraordinary, she maintains a sense of curiosity, ingenuity, and hope. Please note: this role requires on-stage intimacy.

HER FAIRY GODMOTHER (F | 30–60): Strong mover and actor. An enchanting, motherly figure with a hint of mischief in her eye. Rather than giving Cinderella her imagination, the Fairy Godmother recognizes the creativity that is already there and gives her the resources to bring it to life. She sees Cinderella’s sketches, dreams, and creative potential and becomes the first person to truly say, “What if we made it real?” Warm, playful, and magical without losing her humanity.

HER STEPMOTHER (F | 35–60): Excellent comedic actor, strong singer, and capable mover. Cold, conniving, and determined to marry her daughters to the Prince at any cost. She values status, appearances, tradition, and propriety, and Cinderella’s creativity challenges everything she understands about what makes something, or someone, valuable. Her resentment is rooted not only in Cinderella’s position in the family, but in her inability to control or understand the imagination that makes Cinderella unique.

GRACE (F | 20–30): The older of Cinderella’s two stepsisters. Awkward, clumsy, and prone to an insatiable rash when she gets nervous. Grace has been raised to believe that being desirable means fitting perfectly into society’s expectations, which makes her desperation to impress the Prince both ridiculous and strangely sympathetic.

JOY (F | 20–30): The younger of Cinderella’s two stepsisters. Not always quick on the uptake, often sullen, and equipped with a piercing, high-pitched, supremely obnoxious laugh. Like Grace, Joy has learned to value appearances and status over individuality, leaving her ill-equipped when things do not go according to plan.

CHRISTOPHER (M | 20–30): A charming young prince searching for his purpose and an identity beyond the expectations attached to his title. Having spent his life surrounded by wealth, beauty, and carefully constructed appearances, he is captivated by Cinderella because she offers something genuinely new: originality. His journey is not simply about finding a bride, but discovering someone who sees possibilities beyond the world he has always known and beginning to imagine those possibilities himself. Please note: this role requires on-stage intimacy.

LIONEL (M | 20–45): The Prince’s royal steward and confidant. Dry, witty, intelligent, and possessing a great command of the stage. Lionel understands the rules, traditions, and expectations of palace life and helps keep its carefully ordered world running.

QUEEN CONSTANTINA (F | 40–65): The Prince’s mother; strong actor, singer, and capable mover. The Queen is loving but firmly rooted in the traditions and expectations of royalty. She wants what is best for Christopher, even when her understanding of “best” is shaped by the polished, proper world she has always known.

KING MAXIMILLIAN (M | 40–65): The Prince’s father; strong actor, singer, and capable mover. A warm royal presence who, like the Queen, inhabits a world built around tradition, appearances, and established expectations. His relationship with Christopher should reveal both genuine familial love and the pressure of being born into a life that has largely been planned for you.

CHARLES: A cat who is magically transformed into Cinderella’s Coachman. Part of the Fairy Godmother’s transformation of Cinderella’s imagination into reality; strong physical characterization and committed storytelling are essential.

4 WHITE MICE (any age): Cinderella’s tiny companions who are magically transformed into Horses. Playful, expressive performers who help bring Cinderella’s fantastical vision to life through strong physical storytelling.

A DOVE: Magically transformed into Cinderella’s Footman. Part of the world Cinderella has imagined becoming real; strong movement and physical characterization are encouraged.

ENSEMBLE (any age): Villagers, Merchants, Maidens, Palace Guests, and others who populate Cinderella’s world. The Ensemble is essential to establishing the contrast between a kingdom that begins polished, proper, and predictable and the increasingly imaginative world Cinderella inspires. Strong singers, movers, actors, and storytellers who are excited to create distinct characters are encouraged to audition.

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Auditions Announced for HOUSE AT POOH CORNER at Sunset Players

Our 2026 Children’s Play will be HOUSE AT POOH CORNER
Adapted by Bettye Knapp. From the work by A.A.Milne

Presented by Sunset Players

Audition Dates: 

  • Tuesday -September 29th, 2026
  • Thursday – October 1st, 2026

Location: Arts Center at Dunham – 1945 Dunham Way, Cincinnati, OH 45238

Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

About the Show:
Join Christopher Robin and his friends – Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore, and more – in this heartwarming adventure through the hundred-acre-wood. Faced with the looming possibility of being sent away to school, Christopher Robin contemplates running away to the North or South Pole with his friends. As they embark on this whimsical journey, they grapple with the fear of the unknown and the strength of their friendship. Will Chrisopher Robin decide to leave, or will he find a way to stay with friends that mean so much to him? 

Roles to Be Cast:

  • Christopher Robin 
  • Winnie the Pooh 
  • Piglet 
  • Owl 
  • Eeyore 
  • Tigger – 
  • Kanga 
  • Roo 
  • Rabbit 
  • Early Rabbit 
  • Late Rabbit 
  • Voice 

What to Prepare: Be prepared for cold readings from the script

Any questions contact Director Bob Kelley at rke5858@gmail.com.

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Auditions Announced for SCHOOL OF ROCK at Loveland Stage Company

Announcing Auditions for SCHOOL OF ROCK presented by Loveland Stage Company 
Based on the Paramount movie by Mike White
Book by Julian Fellowes
Lyrics by Glenn Slater
New Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber

SCHOOL OF ROCK is presented through special arrangement with Concord Theatricals. All authorized performance materials are also supplied by Concord. www.concordtheatricals.com

Casting KIDS ages 10-18 and ADULTS for roles in SCHOOL OF ROCK.

All kid roles are written as students in 4th–6th grade. Actors auditioning for these roles must be able to convincingly portray children in this age range, regardless of their actual age. You must be 10 years old at the time of your audition. 

Director: Erica Mann
Choreographer: Carissa Palazzolo
Music Director: Jamie Rasmussen
Vocal Director: Maria Friel
Producers: Amy Prestridge & Ethan Mann

To contact the production team, email schoolofrocklsc@gmail.com. 

Audition Dates: October 15th from 6-10pm and October 17th from 12-5pm 

Click here to sign up for your audition time slot. Walk-ins will be seen in the next available slot

Location: Loveland Stage Company – 111 S 2nd St, Loveland, OH 45140

Callbacks: Monday, October 19 at 7:00pm

Rehearsals start Nov 22 

MON / WED / FRI 7pm-10pm with alternating SAT / SUN 1:30-4:30

Not every actor will be called to every rehearsal. 

Performance Dates: Mar 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21

What to prepare and bring:

  • Everyone: 32 bar cut (about 1:00-1:30 minutes) of a musical theatre or rock/pop song that fits the style of the show and best showcases your vocal and acting abilities. Singing from the show is allowed. We’ll have a Bluetooth speaker. Bring a device that can connect and make sure your track is instrumental only (no backing vocals). No a capella auditions. 

  • Everyone: Please bring a headshot and resume if you have them. The audition form is available here if you would like to complete it in advance: Audition Form Copies will also be available at the audition. All conflicts must be disclosed at the time of your audition. 

  • If auditioning for the roles of DEWEY, ZACH, LAWRENCE, KATIE, or FREDDIE you must submit a 1 minute video of you playing your instrument (guitar / bass / drums / keys) BEFORE your scheduled audition. Please email your video to schoolofrocklsc@gmail.com 

  • Adults: be prepared to read from the script. Audition sides can be reviewed here: Audition Sides

  • Kids: you will participate in a dance call. Please watch the choreo video and practice ahead of time. The choreo video will be posted soon. Wear comfortable, appropriate clothing and shoes you can move in. 

If unavailable to attend in person auditions, video submissions are available upon request. Email schoolofrocklsc@gmail.com

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