Audition Prep Class — Limited Spots (max 20)!
Ages 14 and Up!
April 18th (12:00-2:00 pm)
Included in the Class:
What to expect in an audition: step-by-step walkthrough of check-in, slate, etiquette, and common audition formats so you arrive calm and prepared.
Deep dive into song selection: choosing the right cut, key, tempo, and style for your voice and the role; how to prepare a 16–32 bar cut and create a quick, compelling musical snapshot.
Monologue reading & cold reading: choosing and preparing effective monologues; techniques for cold reads, beat changes, strong choices, and staying present under pressure.
Choreography expectations & practice: basic movement terminology, learning a short combo, following a choreographer’s direction, and tips for showing your best movement even if dance isn’t your strongest suit.
Community theatre: The Coles Notes: understanding callbacks, ensemble expectations, rehearsal etiquette, volunteer opportunities, and how to be a collaborative castmate.
Every participant will get a chance to PERFORM & get FEEDBACK: individual on-the-spot coaching focused on strengths and practical next steps for improvement.
Who should attend:
First-time auditioner looking for confidence and structure
Seasoned performers wanting a refresher or to polish their audition technique
Community theatre participants preparing for upcoming show auditions
Be prepared to:
Move, Sing and Monologue!
Someone will be in touch with you before the event with what to expect and how to prepare!
Class size is limited to ensure individualized feedback. Reserve your spot soon — limited availability.
Audition Prep Class — Limited Spots (max 20)!
Ages 14 and Up!
April 18th (12:00-2:00 pm)
Included in the Class:
What to expect in an audition: step-by-step walkthrough of check-in, slate, etiquette, and common audition formats so you arrive calm and prepared.
Deep dive into song selection: choosing the right cut, key, tempo, and style for your voice and the role; how to prepare a 16–32 bar cut and create a quick, compelling musical snapshot.
Monologue reading & cold reading: choosing and preparing effective monologues; techniques for cold reads, beat changes, strong choices, and staying present under pressure.
Choreography expectations & practice: basic movement terminology, learning a short combo, following a choreographer’s direction, and tips for showing your best movement even if dance isn’t your strongest suit.
Community theatre: The Coles Notes: understanding callbacks, ensemble expectations, rehearsal etiquette, volunteer opportunities, and how to be a collaborative castmate.
Every participant will get a chance to PERFORM & get FEEDBACK: individual on-the-spot coaching focused on strengths and practical next steps for improvement.
Who should attend:
First-time auditioner looking for confidence and structure
Seasoned performers wanting a refresher or to polish their audition technique
Community theatre participants preparing for upcoming show auditions
Be prepared to:
Move, Sing and Monologue!
Someone will be in touch with you before the event with what to expect and how to prepare!
Class size is limited to ensure individualized feedback. Reserve your spot soon — limited availability.
