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Titanic, the Musical
Audition Information

WHEN:
    Adult auditions:
        Sunday, October 18 from 8 pm to 10 pm
        Monday, October 19 from 7:30 pm to 10 pm
    Children's auditions:
        Sunday, October 18 from 7 pm to 8 pm
        Monday, October 19 from 7 pm to 7:30 pm
    Callbacks (adults and children together):
        Tuesday, October 20 at 7 pm

WHERE:
At the theatre (see directions).

AUDITION FORMAT:
First round auditions will be music only.  Callbacks will also involve reading scenes.
Please prepare 32 bars of an audition song in the style of (but not from) the show.
Bring a copy of your resume, a recent headshot, and sheet music in the appropriate key.
An accompanist will be provided.  No a cappella, please.

PRODUCTION SCHEDULE:
Performances will be January 29-30, February 5-7 and 12-13 with a snow date of February 14.
Rehearsals will begin at the end of October and will usually be some combination of evenings between Sunday and Thursday, according to cast availability.
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ROLES:
We are looking to cast 20-25 adults and a few children.  Unlike a certain movie, the musical doesn't focus on a single pair of characters.  Instead, it tells the story of the Titanic's spectacular launch and tragic fate by letting the audience get to know and sympathize with members of every segment of society involved:  the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd class passengers, as well as the various echelons of the ship's crew.  In short, it's an ensemble piece where everybody has great moments in the proverbial spotlight.

CHARACTERS WITH SIGNIFICANT SOLOS:
Frederick Barrett, stoker - male, tenor (A2-G4), age 24-32, British (East Midlands)
Thomas Andrews, ship designer - male, tenor (A2-G4), age 30-40, Irish (slight accent)
Captain E.J. Smith, ship captain - male, baritone (Bb2-F4), age 40-60, British
Harold Bride, wireless operator - male, baritone (C3-G4), age 22-32, British
Alice Beane, 2nd class passenger - female, mezzo (G2-D4), age 30-50, American
Edgar Beane, 2nd class passenger - male, bari-bass (G2-D4), age 32-50, American
Caroline Neville, 2nd class passenger - female, soprano, age 30-45, British
Charles Clarke, 2nd class passenger - male, tenor (B2-F#4), age 25-38, British
Ida Straus, 1st class passenger - female, alto (G3-D5), age 50-65, Jewish (from Germany)
Isidor Straus, 1st class passenger - male, bass-baritone (F2-F4), age 50-65, Jewish (from Germany)
Henry Etches, Sr, 1st class steward - male, tenor (B2-G4), age 35-60, British
William Murdoch, ship’s 1st officer - male, baritone (C3-F#4), age 30-40, British
Kate McGowan, 3rd class passenger - female, soprano/mezzo (A3-F#5), age 20-32, Irish
Bruce J. Ismay, ship line owner - male, baritone (A2-G4), age 32-50, British
Wallace Hartley, band leader - male, tenor, age 30-50, British
Frederick Fleet, lookout - male, tenor (C3-G4), age 25-40, British
Kate Mullins, 3rd class passenger - female, alto, age 20-30, Irish
Kate Murphey, 3rd class passenger - female, alto, age 20-30, Irish
Jim Farrell, 3rd class passenger - male, baritone (B2-F#4), age 20-30, Irish

ADDITIONAL ENSEMBLE ROLES:
Strong singer/actors of all adult ages to play various crew and passengers.
May play multiple roles.  Most have solo spoken and singing lines.
The bellboy and various other roles can be played by younger actors (children).

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