Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What should I prepare for my audition?

    Please prepare the short scene and song provided in your audition email. You do not need to prepare any additional material.

  2. Do I need to memorise the script and song?

    While memorisation is encouraged, it is not required. We are more interested in seeing your interpretation, creativity, and willingness to engage with the material.

  3. What should I wear?

    Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move freely. 

  4. What will happen during the audition?

    Auditions will run for approximately 30 minutes. You will be asked to perform the provided scene and song, followed by a short conversation with the creative team.

  5. What if I make a mistake during my audition?

    Don't worry. Auditions are not about perfection. We are interested in how you connect with the material, take direction, and bring your own personality to the role.

  6. What are you looking for in performers?

    We are looking for performers who can connect with the story, bring authenticity to their performance, work collaboratively, and show a willingness to learn and grow throughout the development process.

  7. What level of commitment will be expected?

    We are looking for performers who are genuinely excited to be part of the journey and able to commit to rehearsals, workshops, and performances as the project develops.

    If you have any known scheduling conflicts or concerns about availability, please let us know as early as possible so we can discuss them together.

  8. When will I hear back?

    We will be in touch with all auditionees once the audition process has been completed.

Audition Tips

  1. Read the scene several times

    Take time to understand what your character wants, who they are speaking to, and what is at stake in the scene.

  2. Focus on storytelling

    We are less interested in perfect performances and more interested in seeing how you connect with the story and communicate it to an audience.

  3. Learn the song as best you can

    Focus on the lyrics, meaning, and emotion of the song rather than trying to sing it perfectly.

  4. Make bold choices

    Don't be afraid to bring your own interpretation to the character. We would rather see a strong choice than a safe one.

  5. Be yourself

    We are not looking for people to imitate professional performers. We want to see your personality, authenticity, and unique perspective.

  6. Take your time

    It's okay to pause, breathe, and collect your thoughts. Auditions can be nerve-racking, and everyone feels nervous.

  7. Listen

    Acting is not just about speaking. Listen to the other characters in the scene and respond truthfully to what is happening.

  8. Enjoy the process

    This is an opportunity for us to meet you and for you to learn more about the project. We want the audition room to be a welcoming and supportive space.1.