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GENERAL AUDITION INFORMATION:

For musical auditions, please prepare approximately 1-minute of a song that showcases your vocal abilities, and bring sheet music in the correct key. An accompanist will be provided. You will receive an email requesting a headshot (or photo), resume, and list of details conflicts before you audition. Physical headshots and resumes are not required.

For play auditions, sides from the script will be provided via email, upon the confirmation of your audition appointment via the links below. You will receive an email requesting a headshot (or photo), resume, and list of details conflicts before you audition. Physical headshots and resumes are not required.

Rehearsals are typically held Sundays from 6PM-10PM, and Monday-Thursday from 7PM-10PM, pending the availability of the cast and the needs of the show. However, the actual schedule will be determined by the cast and director’s availability. A full calendar will be provided by the first rehearsal.

Each actor receives a minimum of two complimentary tickets. Actors who participate in 2025 productions will also receive a free 12-month invitation to opening weekends for all MainStage productions. At this time, housing, travel & performance stipends are not available.

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Audition Details & Casting Breakdowns

  • THE SPONGEBOB MUSICAL | YOUTH EDITION

    NOW ACCEPTING REGISTRATION. CLICK HERE.

    Auditions: To Be Announced
    First Rehearsal: July 6 2026
    Performances: August 7–9, 2026

    Directed by Moses Oscar
    Music Directed by Benjamin Quinones
    Choreographed by Susi Thomas

    Casting Breakdown:

    Note: All roles open to any gender identity, available for youth participants entering 6th through exiting 12th grade in Summer 2026. 

    SpongeBob SquarePants
    An eternally optimistic sponge.
    Vocal Range Top: B4
    Vocal Range Bottom: A2

    Patrick Star
    SpongeBob’s lovable, dim-witted best friend.
    Vocal Range: A2-A4

    Squidward Tentacles
    A dramatic, misunderstood artist.
    Vocal Range: A2-F#4

    Sandy Cheeks
    A brilliant scientist from Texas.
    Vocal Range: A3-E5

    Mr. Krabs
    A penny-pinching restaurateur.
    Vocal Range: D3-B4

    Pearl Krabs
    Mr. Krabs’ teenage whale daughter.
    Vocal Range: Bb3-E5

    Plankton
    A tiny villain with grand ambitions.

    Karen the Computer
    Plankton’s sarcastic computer wife.

    Larry the Lobster
    A muscular lifeguard.

    Patchy the Pirate
    A live-action superfan.

    Ensemble Fish / Bikini Bottom Citizens
    Sea Creatures, Townsfish, Girl Fish, Cowboy Fish, BFF Letters, Sardines, Citizens, Chorus of Sponges, Angry Mob, Sea Anemones

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  • TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD

    Auditions: To Be Announced
    Callbacks: To Be Announced
    First Rehearsal: August 10, 2026 (estimated)
    Performances: September 18–27, 2026

    Casting Breakdown:

    Scout Finch
    A bright, curious tomboy growing up in Maycomb, Alabama. Serves as both narrator and active participant in the story.
    Character’s Gender: female
    Stage Age: 6–10

    Atticus Finch
    Scout and Jem’s father; a lawyer guided by moral conviction and quiet strength.
    Character’s Gender: male
    Stage Age: 40s–50s

    Jem Finch
    Scout’s older brother; thoughtful, idealistic, and deeply affected by the trial.
    Character’s Gender: male
    Stage Age: 10–13

    Dill Harris
    The children’s imaginative friend visiting Maycomb; curious and observant.
    Character’s Gender: male
    Stage Age: 6–10

    Calpurnia
    The Finch family’s capable Black housekeeper; firm, intelligent, and protective of the children.
    Character’s Gender: female
    Stage Age: 40s–60s

    Tom Robinson
    A Black man falsely accused of assault; gentle, honest, and dignified.
    Character’s Gender: male
    Stage Age: 20s–30s

    Bob Ewell
    A volatile, abusive man who brings false accusations against Tom Robinson.
    Character’s Gender: male
    Stage Age: 30s–50s

    Mayella Ewell
    Bob Ewell’s lonely, frightened daughter.
    Character’s Gender: female
    Stage Age: late teens–early 20s

    Heck Tate
    The sheriff of Maycomb; conflicted and pragmatic.
    Character’s Gender: male
    Stage Age: 40s–60s

    Judge Taylor
    The judge presiding over Tom Robinson’s trial; fair-minded and dry-witted.
    Character’s Gender: male
    Stage Age: 50s–70s

    Reverend Sykes
    A respected leader in Maycomb’s Black community.
    Character’s Gender: male
    Stage Age: 40s–60s

    Miss Maudie Atkinson
    The Finches’ neighbor; warm, outspoken, and morally grounded.
    Character’s Gender: female
    Stage Age: 40s–60s

    Walter Cunningham
    A poor but proud farmer; represents the working-class citizens of Maycomb.
    Character’s Gender: male
    Stage Age: 30s–50s

    Mr. Gilmer
    The prosecutor in Tom Robinson’s trial.
    Character’s Gender: male
    Stage Age: 30s–50s

    Boo Radley
    A reclusive neighbor who ultimately reveals quiet heroism.
    Character’s Gender: male
    Stage Age: adult (30s–50s)

    Ensemble of Townspeople, Jurors, Witnesses, Children

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  • SNOW BUSINESS

    First Rehearsal: November 8, 2026 (estimated)
    Performances: December 11–13

    Casting Breakdown:

    The cast of Snow Business is made up of performers from past Fort Salem Theater shows, and varies annually.

    Coming Soon