Audition Information
You’ll love this fanciful and heartwarming stage adaptation of the celebrated animated film. Join Anna, Elsa, Olaf, Sven, and all of your favorite characters as they embark on an epic, ice-filled journey of self-discovery, camaraderie, and the real meaning of true love. Adapted for young performers, this musical includes favorite Frozen songs such as “Love Is an Open Door,” “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?,” and “Let It Go,” as well as wonderful new songs from the Broadway production. This production of Frozen KIDS is sure to prove that “some people are worth melting for.”
Presented by Glenda Mitchell Law Firm
Actors must be at least 7 years old by July 18th. Actors can be no older than 12 by July 18th.
(CAN MY 12-YEAR OLD AUDITION FOR BOTH FROZEN KIDS AND MEAN GIRLS JR?
Technically, yes, but they will only be cast in one. If they are offered and accept a role in Frozen KIDS, they will not be offered a role in Mean Girls Jr, even if they audition. These programs are designed to offer as many opportunities as possible to our youth range, so we will not be casting the same actor in both performances.
Please note that most of the lead roles in both productions will be cast with actors in the older part of the respective age range. As a result, a 12-year-old who would like to play a bigger role may have a better shot with Frozen KIDS than they might in Mean Girls Jr.!)
Director: Kaylan Baker
Music Director: Hayley Zavada
Choreographer: Gabby Coleman
Stage Manager: Delaney Smith
AUDITIONS: Saturday, July 18th from 2-4pm.
Rehearsals: Rehearsals will occur Tuesday evenings from 5-6:30pm and Saturday afternoons from 2-4pm.
Tech Week:
Monday, September 28 – 5-6:30pm
Tuesday, September 29 – 5-6:30pm
Wednesday, September 30 – 5-6:30pm
SCHOOL SHOW: Thursday, October 1 – 8am arrival, 9:30am show, 10:30am parent-pick up
PUBLIC SHOWS:
Friday, October 2 – 5pm arrival, 6:30pm show
Saturday, October 3 – 5pm arrival, 6:30pm show
A Note about Auditions
Auditions are not a place of judgment, and we are not equipped or qualified to determine whether or not someone is talented. Auditions are the actor’s opportunity to offer their gifts. We then have to decide how best to use them… or if we have a place for them at all.
While we’d love to cast every single person who comes out for our shows, we’re unable to do so. It’s heartbreaking! Please help everyone involved by preparing your auditioner for the possibility that we might not have a place for them this time. We often have twice as many auditions as we have roles to fill, and this unfortunately means having to cut some immensely talented people.
Please help us out by preparing your young actor before they come to auditions. If you do not believe they can handle possibly being cut from the show, we ask that you wait a bit longer before encouraging them to try out.
Thank you so much!