Plan your auditions now for 25/26:
Full calendar of audition dates (subject to adjustment)
Into the Woods: Sun July 20 & Mon July 21 @ 7pm
High School Musical: Sat July 19 @ 10am & Mon July 21 @ 6pm
*All actors must pass as highschool students. No actor may have turned 19 before 9/28/25*
Rocky Horror Show: Sun Sept 7 & Mon Sept 8 @ 7pm
*MLT After Dark presentation, and includes some adult content and situations*
Shrek: *update* Only Sun Oct 12 @ 7pm (additional digital submission instructions on audition form)
Lion King: Sat Oct 4 @ 10am & Sun Oct 5 @ 7pm
*No actor may have turned 19 by 12/21/25*
And Then There Were None: Sun Dec 7 & Mon Dec 8 @ 7pm
Footloose: Sat Jan 3 @ 10am & Sun Jan 4 @ 7pm
*This is not the Jr. version of the show, and can include adult actors*
The Unpredictable Times: Sun Feb 1 & Sun Feb 2 @ 7pm
Heathers: Sat Mar 29 & Sun Mar 30 @ 7pm
*MLT After Dark presentation, and includes some adult content and situations*
Once Upon a Mattress: Auditions will be held on the first day of camp.
*No actor may have turned 19 by 6/14/26*
Wizard of Oz: Sun May 10 & Sun May 11 @ 7pm
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Musicals: come with a prepared song of between 1-2 minutes (16-32 bars) in length in the style of the show. Be prepared to read from sides.
Plays: Be prepared to read from sides.
And Then There Were None
Attached below are the character descriptions directly from the licensing company Concord Theatrical. Ages and genders are as described, but the casting team is interested in a wide range of actors for roles. Please consider all roles that are of interest to you, even if outside of you gender or age range.
THE BUTLER
Thomas Rogers (m, 30+)
Thomas Rogers is the first character to appear in the play. Rogers and his wife have been hired as caretakers of the eight guests who will be arriving. Thomas, a butler, has been put in charge of the household, attending to everyone’s needs. He is overwhelmed by his duties, displaying exasperation and ill will. Unfortunately, his wife is the main recipient of his frustrations.
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THE COOK/HOUSEKEEPER
Ethel Rogers (f, 30+)
While she is technically employed as a cook, like her husband, Ethel is expected to go beyond the scope of her position. Ethel is frail, nervous and overwhelmed. Trapped beneath the thumb of her demanding husband, she is unhappy and lost.
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THE GENERAL
John Gordon MacKenzie (m, 70)
General MacKenzie sticks out among the others and doesn’t seem to be comfortable socializing. One might suspect that he suffers from a guilty conscience. Defensive about the accusations directed at him, MacKenzie prefers to talks about the love and devotion he felt for for his dear wife Lesley.
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THE JUDGE
Sir Lawrence Wargrave (m, 70+)
A retired criminal judge, Wargrave is a sober and rigid man of the law. Thanks to his many years at the bench, he is able to maintain a cool head even when circumstances become increasingly dire.
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THE PHYSICIAN
Dr. Edward Armstrong (m, 70+)
Dr. Armstrong is a highly successful nerve specialist. He was invited under the pretense of treating Mrs. Owen. His demeanor is that of a weak and somewhat sorrowful person who can easily be taken advantage of.
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THE PLAYBOY
Anthony James Marston (m, 23)
Handsome, youthful, from a wealthy family and oozing with superiority and little moral judgment, Anthony seems the least ashamed of his checkered past.
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THE POLICE OFFICER
William Henry Blore (m, 50)
A former police officer from South Africa, Blore presents himself as wise and available to give advice to others. He is the first to act in a variety of situations, but his actions don’t always yield positive results.
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THE SECRETARY
Vera Claythorne (f, 25)
A former governess, Vera was hired to serve as secretary to Mrs. Owen, wife of the mysterious host. Intelligent and poised, Vera is at first excited by the prospect of this adventure, but her enthusiasm eventually evolves into an urgent desire to leave the island.
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THE SPINSTER
Emily Brent (f, 65)
Possibly the least likable character in the household, Emily comes off as righteous, judgmental and negative. Her rules for proper living allow for no exceptions.
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THE SOLDIER
Captain Philip Lombard (m, 34)
Captain Lombard is confident and self-assured and more than proud of his military service in Africa. He is flirtatious with Vera but treats her with a somewhat superior attitude. He misjudges her and is surprised by her capability.
Audition sides attached below
Sides are still being selected for this production, check back soon.
Footloose
FOOTLOOSE THE MUSICAL
Cast Breakdown
TEEN PRINCIPALS
REN MCCORMACK - Teenager from Chicago, fun, quick-witted and loves to dance, out-going personality. ETHEL's son. Vocal Range: Middle D to high C, has solos, has duet with ARIEL & harmony. Dances well, athletic skills a plus. Age - appearing as a high school senior
ARIEL MOORE - SHAW & VI's daughter. Sings and dances well. Vocal range requires a D
with some soulish singing, ability for vocal improvisation a plus. Rebellious for a Reverend's
daughter, like Rizzo in Grease, but more mischievous than negative. Dances very well. Age - appearing as a high school junior / senior
SECONDARY TEEN LEADS
WILLARD HEWITT - Big guy, short temper, loves his mama. Befriended by Ren. Many lines,
sings Solo & 3-part harmony with several solo lines. "Learns" to dance. Age - appearing as a high school junior / senior
RUSTY - ARIEL's friend. Several lines, some dancing. Sings Solo & 3-part harmony with
several solo lines – has F and Low A. Think girls from Little Shop, but with a few more lines.
Age - appearing as a high school junior / senior
OTHER TEEN LEADS
WENDY - JO ARIEL's friend. Some lines, some dancing. Sings in 3-part harmony with several solo lines. Think girls from Little Shop, but with a few more lines. Age - appearing as a high school junior / senior
URLEEN - ARIEL's friend. Some lines, some dancing. Sings in 3-part harmony with several
solo lines. Think girls from Little Shop, but with a few more lines. Age - appearing as a high school junior / senior
CHUCK CRANSTON - ARIEL's boy friend. local "bad boy". Doesn't like Ren. Sings fairly well – has B with lots of A’s & G’s, sings with ARIEL with male back up.Age - appearing as a high school senior
FEATURED TEENS
LYLE - CHUCK's friend - A few lines, sings strong 3-part harmony – G, G#, A & B, some
dancing. Age - appearing as a high school junior / senior
TRAVIS - CHUCK's friend - A few lines, sings strong 3-part harmony – G, G#, A & B, some
dancing. Age - appearing as a high school junior / senior
JETER - Friend of WILLARD, some lines, Sings 3-part harmony, some dancing. Age - appearing as a high school junior / senior
BICKLE - Friend of WILLARD, some lines, Sings 3-part harmony, some dancing. Age - appearing as a high school junior / senior
GARVIN - Friend of WILLARD, some lines, Sings 3-part harmony, some dancing. Age - appearing as a high school junior / senior
ADULT PRINCIPALS
REVEREND SHAW MOORE - Lead adult character, strong singer. Bomont's religious leader,
father to Ariel. Solos and has a duet with VI Age – late Thirties - 45
VI MOORE - SHAW's wife & ARIEL's mother. Has duet with ETHEL - – mature vocal sound
desired. Age – late Thirties - 45
FEATURED ADULTS
ETHEL MCCORMACK - REN's mother, has a duet with VI – mature vocal sound desired.
Age – late Thirties - 45
BETTY - Adult, comedic character roles, accent would be fun. Must be able to roller-skate.
Age – Thirties – mid-Fifties
COWBOY BOB - Cowboy hat, boots and an attitude. Thinks of himself as the only “real man”in the room. Sings Act 2 opening song Thirties – mid-Fifties
OTHER ADULTS
LULU WARNICKER - Ren's Aunt, married to WES. Character can sing, but does not have to
sing or dance well. Age – late Thirties - 45
WES WARNICKER - Ren's uncle, married to LULU. Character can sing, but does not have to
sing or dance well. Age – late Thirties - 45
COACH ROGER DUNBAR - Character can sing, but does not have to sing or dance well.
Age – late Thirties - 45
ELEANOR DUNBAR - Character can sing, but does not have to sing or dance well.
Age – late Thirties - 45
PRINCIPAL HARRY CLARK - Principal of Boumont High School, enforcer of rules. Scene
with REN & WILLARD. Not required to sing. Age – late Thirties - 45
COP / COUNTRY FIDDLER - A few lines, not required to sing or dance. Age - Open
CHURCH CHOIR - 3-, 4- & 6-part harmony singers, both on & off stage - ability to dance a
plus, but not required. Young adult – middle age
TEEN CHORUS / DANCERS
Several big dance numbers in show - any combination of the following skills are a plus:
acrobatics, gymnastics, break-dancing, line-dancing, leaps, splits. Ability to sing desired Age – 16+
Audition sides attached below
There are no sides for this audition