Auditions & Casting
Auditions & Casting
The Augusta Players holds open auditions for all Mainstage, Youth Theatre, and Children’s Wing Productions throughout the year. Audition dates, times, and places are posted on the web page as well as local newspapers prior to the audition.
The Augusta Players does not require previous stage experience to audition, just your talent and desire to be part of the production process. During the audition you will be required to read from the script (material provided). If you are auditioning for a musical, in addition, you will be expected to sing a prepared selection from the show, and learn a simple movement routine from the productions choreographer. You can find Audition Tips Here
If you are not cast, do not be discouraged, but continue to audition to gain experience. Understand there are many factors when casting a production.
We look forward to seeing you at an audition soon!
Upcoming Auditions & Casting Announcements
The Augusta Players Artreach Theatre Announces Auditions for The Pigeon Gets a Big Time Holiday Extravaganza!
- Artreach
The Augusta Players Announce Auditions for Disney’s Frozen: The Broadway Musical
- Main Stage
The Augusta Players Announce The Cast Of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical
- Main, Main Stage
The Augusta Players Artreach Theatre Announces Auditions for Painless: The Opioid Musical
- Artreach
What To Expect At Your Audition
Auditions with The Augusta Players are friendly, welcoming, and designed to help you shine. Most auditions include a brief vocal performance, a simple movement or dance combination, and a quick reading from the script. Our creative team wants you to succeed, so come ready to relax, have fun, and show us what makes you unique.
- Complete a brief audition form upon arrival
- Sing a prepared vocal selection (usually 16–32 bars)
- Learn a short movement or dance combination
- Read from the script (materials provided at the audition)
- May be invited to a callback for additional singing or scene work
How To Prepare
A confident audition starts with a little preparation. Whether you’re brand new to theatre or a seasoned performer, these simple steps will help you put your best foot forward:
- Choose a song that fits your voice and shows your personality
- Bring a headshot and resume if you have them (not required)
- Wear comfortable clothing and shoes for movement
- Stay open to direction and adjustments from the creative team
- May be invited to a callback for additional singing or scene work