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How to audition

Who can audition:

Spokane Children's Theatre casts productions with actors of all ages. We have cast as young as 5 and have many  grandparents in our casts! 

(regardless of age, actors must have the ability to follow artistic team directions and be able to focus for rehearsals)

 

What to expect:

At Spokane Children's Theatre we try to have a  relaxed environment for auditions.

 

What to Prepare:

For musicals we need you to prepare a 1 minute song from a musical. You need to bring a device that can play an MP3 instrumental track of the song you are singing. There will also be a time where you are asked to learn a short choreography for dance. Do not perform a song from the musical you are auditioning for.

 

For non musical please prepare a 1 minute monologue.

 

What to wear:

Shoes and clothes you can dance in! If you have long hair, please have it pulled back.

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Consent Forward Artists

At Spokane Children's Theatre we strive to make a respectful and safe environment. A Consent Forward Workshop is designed to create a safe, respectful, and empowering environment by teaching performers the importance of personal boundaries, clear communication, and mutual respect. It helps our community understand that they have the right to say no, especially in situations involving physical or emotional interaction on stage, and equips them with the tools to advocate for themselves while collaborating with others. By fostering a culture of consent, these workshops not only support the emotional well-being of young actors but also align with best practices in youth safety and ethical theatre-making. 

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Every cast will have a mandatory consent forward workshop scheduled into their rehearsals.

79th Season
2025-2026


 

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August 24 & 25

September 28 & 29

November 16 & 17

January 11 & 12

February 15 & 16

March 15 & 16

It's Junie B.'s first day of first grade, and a lot of things have changed for her: Junie's friend, Lucille, doesn't want to be her best pal anymore and, on the bus, Junie B. makes friends with Herb, the new kid at school. Also, Junie has trouble reading the blackboard and her teacher, Mr. Scary, thinks she may need glasses. Throw in a friendly cafeteria lady, a kickball tournament and a "Top-Secret Personal Beeswax Journal," and first grade has never been more exciting.

January 11 & 12
Performance Dates
March 6- March 22
Performances on Friday, Saturday, and Sundays
Added performances Wed. March 11
School Day Shows March 18

Director: Craig Hirt

Assistant Director: John Jacob Bernal

Musical Drector: Andrea LePlante

Choreographer: Dahlia Kothre

Stage Manager: Mike Donahoe

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CAST OF CHARACTERS

(Ages as they appear on stage)

Junie B Jones- Female Age: 6/7 

Daddy- Male Age: Adult

Lucille- Female Age: 6/7 

Camille- Female Age: 6/7

Chanille- Female Age: 6/7

Grace-Femail Age: 6/7

Mr. Woo- Male Adult

Bobbi Jean- Female Age: 6/7

Herb- Male Age: 6/7

May- Female Age: 6/7

Lennie- Male Age:6/7

Jose- Female Age: 6/7

Mr. Scary- Male Age: Adult

Mother- Female Age: Adult

Sheldon- Male Age

Mrs. Gutzman- Female Age:Adult

Physical Touch

Most characters will have moments of touching of hands and hugging.

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