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AUDITIONS: Via Video Submission (Closes February 26th) To apply, email: merrilyadastra@gmail.com Include your current bio and headshot. Specify the role/roles you're auditioning for. AUDITION REQUIREMENTS: Prepare a Sondheim song. Perform a short acting scene or monologue. CALLBACKS: In-person at a negotiated time. MORE INFO & AUDITION PACK: Ad Astra Creativity - Auditions ABOUT THE MUSICAL: "Merrily We Roll Along" is a 1981 American musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and a book by George Furth. The narrative unfolds backward, tracing the lives of wealthy composer Franklin Shepard and his friends through milestones of their personal and professional lives. VENUE: Ad Astra Theatre, 57 Misterton St, Fortitude Valley PERFORMANCE SEASON: 16th May - 8th June 2024 (possible one week extension) PERFORMANCE TIMES: THURS, FRI & SAT: 7.30 PM SUNDAY MATINEES: 2 PM REHEARSALS: Part-time basis, beginning Monday 18th March. PAYMENT: Co-op production - All get a share of ticket sales after expenses. CREATIVE TEAM: Director: Tim Hill Musical Director: Ben Murray Choreographer: Tess Hill Ad Astra Creativity (Creative Director): Fiona Kennedy Ad Astra Creativity (Executive Producer): Gregory Wilke

Auditions: Sunday, 17th March @ 7 pm Audition Information & Registration: For detailed audition information, including costs, dates, character details, and requirements, please visit the Audition Pack. Don't forget to register for auditions here. About the Creative Team: Director: Janelle Kerr Choreographers: Eli Ball and Alarna Harris Technical Co-Ordinator: Russell Jensen Audition & Production Details: Ages: 16 and above Rehearsals: Tuesday nights, Thursday nights & Sunday afternoons Show Dates: 31st May - 15th June 2024 (8 performances) Must become a Member of KSP Theatre for $10 Location: 1-17 Maitland Rd, Burpengary QLD 4505 Contact Information: For more information, contact us at ksptheatreinc@gmail.com. Performance Dates: 31st May: 7:30 pm 1st June: 7:30 pm 2nd June: 2:30 pm 7th June: 7:30 pm 8th June: 7:30 pm 9th June: 2:30 pm 14th June: 7:30 pm 15th June: 7:30 pm About the Show: A glitzy comedic and loving tribute to the Eurovision Song Contest. It’s as close to the real thing as you can get, with eleven countries competing, a multitude of anxious contestants, a gushing hostess, and all the quirkiness that both delights us and makes us cringe in a single breath. It’s just like being at the finals of Eurovision, which this year happens to be in Belarus’ capital city, Minsk. Song Contest is a cross between a musical comedy, a concert, and a sporting event. Includes an authentic text-based voting system for the audience so every night can have a different result!

KSP Theatre Inc Presents: Disney's "Moana Jr." - Unleash the Adventure! Auditions: Date: Saturday, 2nd March 2024 Time Slots: 9-11am OR 1-3pm Audition Information: For detailed audition information, including costs, dates, character details, and requirements, please visit Audition Information Register for Auditions: Don't miss the chance to be part of this magical journey! Register for auditions at Audition Registration About the Production: Show Dates: 26th - 29th June 2024 (7 performances) Location: 1-17 Maitland Rd, Burpengary QLD 4505 Age Group: Students 8 – 18 years old Rehearsal Dates : 8th March - 25th June (details in the audition pack) Costs: Available in the audition pack Contact Information: For more information, reach out to us at ksptheatreyouth@gmail.com. Performance Dates: 26th June: 11 am and 7 pm 27th June: 2 pm and 7 pm 28th June: 7 pm 29th June: 2 pm and 7 pm Creative & Production Team: Janelle Kerr Paula-Mary Camilleri Teagan Fudge Eli Ball Join us for an oceanic adventure as we bring "Moana Jr." to life!

Director: Daniel Evans Performance Dates: May 11 — June 8 Location: Bille Brown Theatre Synopsis: "Medea," a classic Ancient Greek tragedy, takes a unique perspective in this reimagined version by Kate Mulvany and Anne-Louise Sarks. Told entirely through the eyes of Medea's young sons, Jasper and Leon, this internationally celebrated production offers a tender, surprising, and bittersweet portrayal of one of history's most misunderstood mothers. The brothers' bedroom becomes a fortress, their haven, as they navigate the escalating conflicts between their parents, unknowingly hurtling towards an iconic and tragic fate. Casting Details: Roles: Jasper (Younger brother, playing age: 8–10) and Leon (Older brother, playing age: 10–12) Number of Actors: Four young male actors (Brisbane-based only) Experience: Previous acting work is a plus but not necessary. Actors do not need professional representation. Character Requirements: Actors must have a strong and confident stage presence. The ability to engage in make-believe and portray the world set in the siblings' bedroom is vital. The play unfolds over the course of a single evening, with actors on stage for approximately 70 minutes. Audition Information: Application Deadline: Sunday, March 3, 2024 Rehearsals: Part-time during the Easter School Holidays and the first 3 weeks of Term Two, working around study commitments. The schedule will be negotiated with parents and educators. How to Apply: Visit Queensland Theatre Auditions to submit your application. This is an open casting call, and all young people, with or without acting experience, are invited to apply. Cultural and diverse backgrounds are encouraged. Don't miss the chance to be part of this unforgettable performance that delves into the tragic tale of Medea from a fresh and compelling perspective.

Unleash your talent at the auditions for "Mr Bailey's Minder" by Debra Oswald, presented by New Farm Nash Theatre. We're on the lookout for dedicated actors to bring this compelling production to life. Audition Date: Saturday, 2nd March 2024, 10 am Location: New Farm Nash Theatre Playshed, 4 Amity Street, New Farm (behind the Merthyr Road Uniting Church) Rehearsals: Three times a week, including one during the weekend Audition Registration: Please register your audition attendance by emailing hello@nashtheatre.com Production Details: Written by: Debra Oswald Director: Phil Carney Performances: 10th May - 1st June 2024 How to Audition: Simply register, show up on the audition date, and be ready for a cold read from the script. No prior preparation is required. If you're passionate about acting and looking for a rewarding experience, we want to see you there.

Journey into the enigmatic world of "Picnic at Hanging Rock" with Javeenbah Theatre! We invite passionate and dynamic actors to audition for this compelling play that delves into mystery, intrigue, and the consequences of a baffling disappearance. Audition Date: Saturday, 9th March 2024, 10 am onward Location: Javeenbah Theatre - Cnr of Stevens St & Ferry St, Nerang Synopsis: For a group of Australian schoolgirls, a romantic Valentine’s Day outing turns into a puzzling mystery on the jagged peaks of Hanging Rock. Based on Joan Lindsay's runaway bestseller, this play explores the aftermath of a disappearance, unraveling the secrets of a small Australian countryside community. Who is responsible for the crime? Join us in examining the people of Woodend and the profound impact of their actions. Creative Team: Director: Hunter Wall Stage Manager: Stephanie Starre Performance Season: School Preview Performance: Monday, 10th June Normal Performance Season: 15th - 29th June Cast: This adaptation of "Picnic at Hanging Rock" features a unique ensemble of five female-presenting actors who take on multiple roles. We're seeking strong and dynamic actors for this challenging portrayal of diverse characters within the same scene. The playing age for all cast members will be between 16-25. Please note that due to the play's content, auditions are open only to those aged 16 and older. Content Warnings: This production delves into mature themes of child abuse, horror, and suicide. It will also include loud pressure sound effects and intense/strobe lighting. Come be a part of the mystery! Don't miss your chance to be a part of this captivating production. Join us on the journey of "Picnic at Hanging Rock" and bring your acting prowess to the stage. Your talent could be the missing piece in unraveling this intriguing tale. We look forward to seeing you at the auditions!

Announcing: Hairspray Jr. Holiday Workshop and Auditions! About Hairspray Jr.: Set in 1962, the story follows Tracy Turnblad's dream to dance on the popular "Corny Collins Show." Her journey transforms her from a social outcast to a sudden star. As Tracy balances newfound power with a quest for justice, she challenges the reigning Miss Teen Hairspray and advocates for TV network integration. With the support of her mum, Edna, and guest DJ, Motormouth Maybelle, Tracy's new beat becomes unstoppable. Auditions for Lead & Supporting Roles: Date: Sunday, 24/03/2024 Time: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Location: Alchemy Studios Brisbane, Lutwyche Auditions are by application only, and participation in the Holiday Camp is a prerequisite for auditioning. Unsuccessful audition candidates will still be part of the production as ensemble. Holiday Workshop Details: Dates: 08/04/2024 to 13/04/2024 Time: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Location: Alchemy Studios Brisbane, Lutwyche Performances: Dates: Saturday, 13/04/2024 (and possibly Sunday, 14/04/2024 - to be confirmed) Times: 1:00 pm and 3:00 pm Location: Stagehouse Theatre, Hayward Street, Stafford The workshop cost includes one complimentary ticket. Additional tickets can be purchased online for $35.00 each. Workshop Fee: $380.00 (Includes): All workshops from Monday 08/04 to Friday 12/04 Workshop material (script, music sheets) Lead & Supporting roles costumes 1 FREE show ticket per participant Requirements: Open to participants of all levels aged 9 to 17 No previous experience required for ensemble roles Lead and supporting roles will be decided through auditions Secure your spot and audition for a chance to be part of the magic! Visit Hairspray Jr. Workshop for more information and registration details. Join us for a week of creativity, friendship, and the joy of bringing Hairspray Jr. to life on stage!

Embrace the enchantment as Brisbane Junior Theatre (BJT) brings the beloved Disney and Cameron Mackintosh rendition of Mary Poppins to life in a fresh and captivating manner. Derived from one of Disney's most cherished films and the enduring Broadway musical, Mary Poppins promises to captivate hearts once again with its timeless magic. Audition Details: Location: Emerge Church, 1 Coorparoo Road, Warner, 4500 Audition Intensive: March 16th, Saturday, 12 NOON to 3 PM at Emerge Church Upstairs Studio. Cost $50. Audition: March 23rd, 1 – 4 pm at Emerge Church, 1 Coorparoo Road, Warner Ticket Link for Performances: Click here Guaranteed Inclusion in the Cast: Auditions on March 23rd are required for those aiming for lead or minor roles, featured dancer, or soloist positions. BJT guarantees that everyone who auditions will be included in the cast, ensuring a collaborative and inclusive production. Rehearsal Period: April 1 – 6 BJT productions follow a unique "Show in a week" formula for rehearsals, running Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. This intensive rehearsal period ensures a seamless and dynamic preparation for the magical journey that is Mary Poppins. Don't miss your chance to be part of this enchanting production! Secure your audition slot, and let the magic of Mary Poppins unfold with Brisbane Junior Theatre.

VIDEO AUDITIONS ACCEPTED! 🌟 Ghostlight Theatre Company is thrilled to announce auditions for "Blood Brothers." Following a successful round of auditions, most of the cast is assembled, but we are still on the lookout for key roles, including MRS LYONS, MR LYONS, and a few more ENSEMBLE members. REHEARSAL SCHEDULE: Monday, Wednesday, and Sunday evenings from February 12, 2024. TECH WEEK: Starting from April 14, 2024. PERFORMANCE DATES: April 19, 2024 - 7:30 pm April 20, 2024 - 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm April 26, 2024 - 7:30 pm April 27, 2024 - 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm May 3, 2024 - 7:30 pm May 4, 2024 - 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm PERFORMANCE VENUE: Theatre 102, Redcliffe QLD THE STORY: This haunting musical by Willy Russell unfolds the tale of two twins separated at birth, both unknowingly falling in love with the same girl, leading to tragic consequences. NOTE: Applicants must be OVER 18 YEARS OF AGE to audition for this production. If you're interested in being part of this gripping production, head over to Ghostlight Theatre Company's Audition Page for details on how to submit your audition.

Ipswich Musical Theatre Company invites dedicated and talented individuals to audition for the upcoming production of "Lend Me A Tenor." This fast-paced comedy superbly combines bedroom farce with renowned works of opera, mistaken identity and sexual encounters - not to mention a fair amount of parody. AUDITIONS: WHEN: Monday, February 26 TIME: 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm (By Appointment) WHERE: The historic Old Ipswich Courthouse, cnr East St & Roderick Sts, Ipswich CALL BACKS: Thursday, Feb 29, 7:00 pm (if required) CREATIVES: DIRECTOR: Carol Dicker REHEARSALS: Mondays and Thursdays from 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm at the historic Old Ipswich Courthouse. Tech week commencing Sunday, May 26. SHOW DATES: May 31 – June 8, including a preview night on Thursday, May 30, and performances on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. 📌 Note: This is the play version of "Lend Me a Tenor," NOT the musical version. For more details and to secure an audition slot, visit Ipswich Musical Theatre Company.

Having had the pleasure of experiencing Monty Python’s Spamalot by Paterson Productions at the Twelfth Night Theatre, I can confidently say that this production stands as a comedic masterpiece that rivals the best of Broadway. Running from November 17th to November 26th, the show not only met but exceeded all expectations, leaving me compelled to attend twice to bask in its brilliance once again. Under the impeccable direction of Shaun McCallum and assistant director Jasmin Flynn, Spamalot promised a tongue-in-cheek, slapstick extravaganza, and it delivered far beyond expectations. The production's distinct and defined happy ending, a delightful twist on the expected, added a unique touch to the familiar Monty Python humour. Julie Whiting, the Musical Director, led a fourteen-piece orchestra with finesse, creating a flawless harmony that perfectly complemented the outstanding vocals onstage. The choreography by Maureen Bowra, assisted by Cerys Downing, was a standout, consistently engaging and flawlessly executed. Now, let's talk about the cast. Patrick Oxley as King Arthur commanded the stage with a perfect balance of regality and comedic ineptitude. His performance was a captivating portrayal that navigated the nuances of the character with precision. Jessica Papst, portraying the Lady of the Lake, emerged as a true standout. Her vocal performances were nothing short of extraordinary, leaving the audience in awe of her range and emotive delivery. Papst's impeccable sense of comedy and brilliant costumes and wigs added another layer of entertainment to her remarkable performance. Jake Lyle, in the role of Sir Galahad, showcased remarkable talent and versatility, delivering excellent vocals and endearing comedic nuances. James Lennox, as Sir Lancelot, demonstrated brilliance with his versatile performances, seamlessly transitioning between characters. Sam Caruana as Sir Robin established himself as a star with delightful comedy and a warm stage presence. Lyle, Lennox, and Caruana, all demonstrated levels of talent and versatility that are characteristic of Broadway-caliber performers. Joan Camuglia-May infused every moment onstage with comedic flair and captivating charm as Sir Bedivere. David McLaughlin, portraying Patsy, was a comedic masterclass, making the character highly relatable and utterly hilarious. Christopher Batkin as the Historian and Prince Herbert demonstrated remarkable comedic flair and versatility, leaving a lasting impact. Backing the main cast, the Laker Girls and the knights ensemble, along with the swings Ruby Thompson and Eleanor Grieve, added vibrancy and depth to the production. Each performer brought their unique personality and boundless energy to create a truly immersive experience. The stellar cast, dedicated creatives, and skilled orchestra have crafted an unforgettable experience filled with laughter and sheer delight. Spamalot™ is not just a triumph; it's a testament to the caliber of talent that resides in the heart of Brisbane's theatre scene, proving that world-class productions can indeed emerge from unexpected places.

Performance Dates: February 3-4, 2024 Location: Nosferatu Distillery, Bowen Hills Director: Rhona Leigh Bechaz Choreography: Samantha Graham Cast: Samantha Hancock Hannah McNamara Hannah Macri Annie James Clare Thomson Marina Pennisi Samantha Sherrin Lisa Alsop Rhea Basha The atmospheric Nosferatu Distillery in Bowen Hills not only provided a captivating backdrop for Footlights Theatrical's "She's All That" but also played a pivotal role in elevating the entire cabaret experience. The intimate setting, coupled with the tantalising aroma of onsite gin production, set the stage for an unforgettable night of entertainment. Two sold-out shows, each housing 70 enthusiastic audience members, turned the venue into a buzzing hive of anticipation, complete with delectable cheese boards and a taco truck. The almost 30-number performance was an unceasing display of energy and talent. Standout group numbers, including the high-energy finale "Born This Way" and the cheeky cabaret rendition of "Lady Marmalade," showcased the cast's versatility. Solo performances were well-rehearsed and executed, creating poignant and empowering moments. The choice of more subdued musical numbers too, such as "Fuckin' Perfect" and "Beautiful," resonated with the audience. The sweet and reflective costuming, coupled with thoughtfully chosen lighting colours, effectively highlighted each girl's personality. Despite the challenging heat affecting hair and makeup, the performers navigated these hurdles with grace, demonstrating their dedication to delivering a visually stunning show. Some volunteer hair stylists might be considered for next time to create a unique stage-ready style for each performer. The first performance faced an hour-long power outage during Hannah Macri's solo, "Both Sides Now." Undeterred, the cast and audience improvised with phone torches, creating an unexpectedly beautiful moment of human connection. Despite technical glitches persisting through the second set, the resilience of the cast, particularly as the power returned during Rhea Basha's powerful rendition of "Girl on Fire," was commendable. The audience played a crucial role in shaping the atmosphere, contributing to a fantastic collective experience. The camaraderie between the performers and the audience turned the unexpected challenges into moments of shared laughter and understanding. "She's All That" emerged as a resilient cabaret affair, overcoming unforeseen technical obstacles with poise and humour. The second performance, marked by improved technical conditions, showcased the true professionalism of the team. Despite the heat, the collective blast of high energy created a memorable experience for all involved. Footlights Theatrical's "She's All That" leaves the audience eagerly anticipating their next cabaret production, hoping for another round of exceptional performances in the future.