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AUDITIONS

2024/25

Step into the limelight with StoryBook Theatre

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Beauty and the Beast
OPEN DROP IN
AUDITIONS

We are excited to announce an open audition call for anyone interested in auditioning for our holiday production of Beauty and the Beast.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28

We seek the following cast members to support and round out our ensemble and show.

 

CHIP
ENSEMBLE

We’re thrilled to be starting rehearsals in just a few weeks! During our initial casting, we decided to hold off on casting the role of Chip to ensure we found the perfect fit for our holiday production. Additionally, we’ve realized that adding a few more talented individuals to our ensemble will truly strengthen the show.

That’s why we’re hosting our first-ever OPEN DROP-IN AUDITIONS!

You might be wondering, what does that mean? Instead of the usual online video submissions, we’re inviting you to simply SIGN UP & SHOW UP!  That’s right – no need for video submissions or long processes.  Just sign up and show us what you’ve got!

What do you need to know?

Here is the information you need to know about your participation in our upcoming production.  The roles we are seeking are as follows:

CHIP - 2 pm, Saturday Sept. 28
We welcome all children aged 8 to 12,
regardless of gender identity, background, or ability.  We encourage submissions from young actors with disabilities, including those who use mobility devices.

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ENSEMBLE - 3 pm, Saturday Sept. 28

We are seeking good movers and dancers ages 18+ to join our incredible ensemble.  Choreographed by the incomparable Greg Pember, this production will be a master class in musical theatre performance for everyone.

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Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the noted audition time.  The total audition slot will be one hour from start to finish.

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Commitment & Information

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WHY NOT PAY THE ACTORS?

 

We are deeply committed to fostering the growth and development of emerging artists by providing them with a platform to hone their craft. As with many other esteemed community theatres like Front Row Centre Players, Morpheus Theatre, and Workshop Theatre, our funding model aligns with the ethos of community theatre.

At StoryBook, we do not offer paid contracts to our performers. Instead, we encourage our talented artists to pursue paid opportunities with professional theatres in Alberta and beyond. We wholeheartedly support their aspirations and wish them every success in their journey.

Our focus is on providing a comprehensive learning experience for our actors, bridging the gap between emerging and professional communities. Through on-the-job training facilitated by working theatre professionals offstage, we aim to elevate our artists' skills and prepare them for the next stage of their careers.

StoryBook Theatre serves as a valuable platform for artists to network, learn, and grow. To further enhance their experience, we offer a range of opportunities, including free professional workshops covering various aspects of theatre production. Additionally, our matinee bursaries provide financial support for those who may need to take time off from their regular jobs to participate in our productions.

We want every artist who joins us to view StoryBook as a stepping stone in their theatrical journey, not just a destination. While compensation beyond personal growth may not be part of our model, we are dedicated to equipping our artists with the skills and experiences needed to succeed, whether they pursue theatre as a recreational passion or a professional career.

Ultimately, if your auditioning expectations include monetary compensation, StoryBook may not align with your goals. However, if you're seeking a nurturing learning environment where you can thrive and prepare for future opportunities, we warmly welcome you to join us on this enriching journey.

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