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.
How to audition
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.
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.
Upcoming Auditions
May 10 & 11
Performances
July 10-19
Marlin, an anxious and over-protective clownfish, lives in the Great Barrier Reef with his kid Nemo, who longs to explore the world beyond their anemone home. But when Nemo is captured and taken to Sydney, Marlin faces his fears and sets off on an epic adventure across the ocean. With the help of lovable characters such as optimistic Dory, laid-back sea turtle Crush, and the supportive Tank Gang, Marlin and Nemo both overcome challenges on their journey to find each other and themselves.
Director/Musical Director: Beth Taylor
Assistant Director: Emmeline Hirt
Choreographer: Mariah Kincaid
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NEMO- a curious young clownfish, born with a “lucky fin” who brims with a sense of wonder and an eagerness for adventure
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MARLIN-Nemo’s anxious and overprotective father, a clownfish who prefers the safety of his anemone to the unknowns of the open ocean
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DORY-an optimistic, bubble and sociable blue tang who experiences frequent short-term memory loss
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CORAL-Nemo’s brave mom and Marlin’s wife
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PEARL-an excitable and friendly flapjack octopus
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SHELDON-an H2O-intolerant seahorse with an appetite for trouble
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TAD-a self-admittedly obnoxious butterflyfish
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PROFESSOR RAY-Nemo’s enthusiastic, encyclopedic stingray teacher
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SCUBA MASK DANCER-a performer who floats the diver’s mask through the water
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BRUCE-the intimidating ringleader of the sharks who is dedicated to adopting a vegetarian diet
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CHUM & ANCHOR-two of Bruce’s loyal shark cronies
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BUBBLES-a friendly yellow tang who is captivated by bubbles and exclusively uses the word to communicate
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BLOAT-an open-minded and supportive blowfish who is proud to be part of the Tank Gang
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GURGLE-a nervous royal gramma fish who enjoys the regulated cleanliness of the aquarium tank
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PEACH-a mature, down-to-earth starfish who offers guidance and reassurance to all
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GILL-a relentless and inspiring leader with a set of battle scars and a torn fin who will stop at nothing to return to the freedom of the ocean
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NIGEL-a friendly, sharp-eyed pelican who is proud to know all the local happenings of Sydney Harbour
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CRUSH-a laid-back 150-year-old seat turtle who knows how to hang loose
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SQUIRT-the fearless, buoyant offspring of Crush
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SEA CHORUS- an assortment of ocean creatures that Marlin and Dory interact with on their journey, including ANGELFISH, DAMSELFISH, BARRICUDA, MOONFISH, JELLYFISH, SEA TURTLES (2) GROUPER, LOBSTERS (2) OCTOPUSES (2), ELECTRIC EELS (2) SEASHORSES (2), SHELDON’S PARENT, PEARL’S PARENT, TAD’S PARENT, SHARKS, SEGULLS, A VACATIONER, SEA TURTLES including KAI, BREEZE and SEA TURTLE KIDS.
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.