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Online ticket orders will be mailed in April.
Here it is ... the 2015 main stage season!
Make plans now to join us for the 2015 Children's Theatre season!
2015 Children's Musical Theatre Workshop information.
For season subscriptions, call 518-392-9292. ___________________________________________________________
CHATHAM AUDITIONS
* Please note new age breakdowns *
ADULTS (16 years and older): Saturday, March 28, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Mary E. Dardess Elementary School, Woodbridge Avenue in Chatham.
Please prepare a song and a short, comedic monologue. People will be considered for a place in our resident company, as jobbers and extras in shows, and members of our apprentice company. Bring sheet music in your key, an accompanist is provided. Bring appropriate shoes and clothing for a short, simple dance call.
CHILDREN (15 years and younger): Saturday, April 11, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Mary E. Dardess Elementary School, Woodbridge Ave., Chatham.
Please prepare a song and bring the sheet music for it. An accompanist will be provided. Children will be considered for Mac-Haydn Children's Theatre shows; information will be available for our children's theatre workshop. There will be a short, simple movement exercise.
HOW TO PREPARE FOR OUR AUDITIONS
ADULT CHATHAM AUDITIONS: One song and a short comedic monologue, shoes/clothes to do a short movement/dance call.
CHILDREN CHATHAM AUDITIONS: One song.
ALL:
Song: pick a song that best shows off your voice, it can be a ballad or up-tempo but be aware that we are often overwhelmed with ballads.
16 bars: pick those that show off the best part of your voice.
Short comedic monologue: 1 minute or less, something funny or light rather than something overly dramatic, with dead puppies or people, a lot of f-bombs, or dreary subjects in general.
Shoes/clothes to dance/move in: we realize that some singers are not dancers, we just want to see your 'sense of rhythm', and to be able to see dancers to have them come to a dance call at another time. |
APPLICANTS NOW BEING SOUGHT FOR ALL TECH POSITIONS. Click here for full information.
February 26, 2015 
