Check back often for audition info for

"Noises Off" -  produced by our

adult division of Fallbrook Players
 

Audition appointments may be made in advance!

E-mail muse@FallbrookTheater.com

or call 760-728-0998

When you audition, you need to bring the following:

• A picture of yourself, preferably a headshot, that will not be returned.

• A resume of previous shows and experience, if applicable.

• A list of any and all conflicts you have from Jan. 26th until April 20th.

• Completed Audition Forms

• Sheet music, CD or tape backtrack (cannot contain vocals), and be prepared to sing a one minute song. No a cappella auditions will be considered.  Those without music accompaniment will be asked to sing "Happy Birthday" with our pianist. Backtrack (or karaoke) CDs  may be purchased on line.

• Wear comfortable clothes appropriate for dance with dance shoes for dance portion of the audition.

   

Please note:  We love new actors!  Their audition song can be as simple as "Happy Birthday."  They do not have to have previous dance, singing or show experience; we are a teaching organization.  They will learn naturally from watching our seasoned actors, and from our kind and caring directors.

Audition Tips   

Arrive at least 15 minutes early. You don't want to have to rush into your audition Give yourself time to find the space and warm up.
Pack your bag with a book in case there is waiting and a bottle of water. Not every place has a water fountain.
Wear neat, comfortable clothing. I know you want to look nice, but make sure you can move around the room. And don't wear a costume.
Bring clean and clearly marked sheet music. If you are auditioning for a musical, be sure the music you give the piano player is cut down to 16 bars and is free of stray marks and coffee stains.
Bring at least three headshots. You never know how many you will need.
Make sure your resume is firmly attached to your headshot. If possible, photocopy or print your resume to the back of the headshot. Don't staple it. From experience, I know that the headshots with staples get tangled in a pile. It is so much easier to access the individual sheets. And one page is plenty.
Make sure your headshot/resume is no large than 8 1/2" by 11".
Remember to smile. If you are nervous, take a deep breath and try to relax. Recognize that you are not going to get every role you  audition for, but can learn from every experience.