Reading...

You will be provided with a script at our auditions we will give you a chance to read quickly through it.



Here are some TIPS:

1. Try to understand your dialogue as thoroughly as possible.



2. If you don't know how to pronounce a word... ask. We wont bite your head off.



3. Try to become the character as you read it don't just talk through it and expect to get the role. Put your emotions into it: Fear, Anger, Sadness, Attitude, Happiness, What ever you think belongs there.



4. If you stumble over a few words it is okay. Keep going it happens to everyone, so don't worry about it.



5. If you have trouble reading on the spot email us for some dialogue to learn or find something that you like to read and practice it.

Singing...

Most times for musicals you will be asked to sing. Some musicals allow for those who don't sing. High School
Musical, for instance, has several roles that don't sing or only sing in groups.

Here are some Singing TIPS:

1. Be ready. Don't act surprised that you are being asked to sing. If you know a song from the show sing it, if not be ready to sing one of your favorite songs.

2. Don't say, "I can't sing." Everyone can sing. It's just a question of how well. Frankly it annoys directors more when you refuse to sing than if you aren't a great singer.

3. Sing loudly. Don't worry if someone hears you. As long as the casting committee can hear you forget about everyone else.

4. *For Those who can Dance* Dance while you sing to show you can multi task or to disguise you mediocre singing.