All Auditions Are Open to the Public.
Auditions start promptly at 7:00 pm.
Unless otherwise posted
Most Auditions are held at 335 Main Street.
unless otherwise posted
Please be registered and be in the auditorium
by 7:00 pm
Registration opens at 6:30 in the lobby area.
All Roles Are Open
Adult Shows age requirements 17 and up
For Musicals
*Everyone must bring a prepared song showing their vocal range.
*You must have accompaniment tracks to your song.
*Everyone will be shown choreography to perform with the group.
( Sandals are not permitted on stage)
*If auditioning for a certain role, you may be asked to do another dance.
*You will be given a script to do a cold reading with others auditioning.
*Some vocal auditions may be held privately with the casting committee.
Book Plays
* Director will have cold readings from the script.
* May be some improvisation involved depending on show and director.
Our New 2025 Season Audition Schedule
2025 Auditions
October 7th 7:00 pm
Main Street Theatre
The BOYS NEXT DOOR by Tom Griffin
The play is set in the Boston area and concerns four men with various mental disabilities who live in a group home. It takes roughly two months to complete and consists of brief vignettes about the men's lives.
Director: Curtis Lambert
Stage Manager: Eileen Serkin-Fink
Auditions October 7th, 2024, 7:00 pm.
Show dates: January 9-19, 2025.
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Age is irrelevant except for Mr. Klemper and Barry Klemper.
All other characters can be between 20 and 60 years old.
ARNOLD WIGGINS
He is a man who lives with a mild mental disability and works at a movie theater as a janitor.
He tends to be very obsessive-compulsive. He is hyperactive and talks constantly.
NORMAN BULANSKY
Is a man with mental disabilities who works at a doughnut shop. Eating doughnuts at his job has caused him to become overweight.
Norman is very proud/possessive of a large ring of keys.
LUCIEN P. SMITH
An African American man who faces highly debilitating mental disorders. Even though he cannot read, Smith insists on checking out armloads of books from the library.
BARRY KLEMPER
(20-30) is a man with schizophrenia who believes he is a pro golfer.
JACK PALMER
Is the four men's social worker. He has become increasingly burned out and is considering a new career.
SHEILA
is Norman's girlfriend. Like Norman, she faces mental disabilities. She is obsessed with Norman's prized keys and is "no skinny Minnie herself."
MR. KLEMPER
(45 to 65) is Barry's abusive father. During the play, he decides to visit Barry in Boston.
MALE IDENTIFYING ACTOR will play three different characters.
FEMALE IDENTIFYING ACTOR will play three different characters.