GENERAL AUDITION EXPECTATIONS

Please arrive on time—preferably early—and prepared to engage the process with professionalism.

Bring a separate printed headshot and résumé, attached to one another, for each production you’re auditioning for.

Prepare two contrasting monologues, each approximately one minute in length, with at least one from Shakespeare. All material must be fully memorized.

Dress with intention and in a manner that supports the role you’re seeking.

While waiting, please maintain a quiet, focused environment out of respect for the work happening in the room.

Audition slots are limited and reserved for artists who are prepared to show up, honor their scheduled time, and work at a professional standard. We expect all auditionees to demonstrate clarity, respect, and readiness throughout the process.

All auditions must be completed in person. Video submissions are not accepted, and requests for video auditions will not be considered.

All roles receive a fixed stipend in recognition of the time and work involved. Stipends are set in advance, not negotiable, and are intended to support participation in the production; they do not constitute wages or an employment relationship.