2015-16 Youth Season Audition Packet Table of Contents Audition Instructions ……………………………………………………... 2 2015-16 Performance Schedule ………………………………………….. 3-4 Main Stage production information (Ages 10+)…………………………… 5-6 Kid’s Company NW program information (Ages 8-14) ..………………… 7 Studio JR program information (Ages 8-11)

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Studio NW program information (Ages 12-18) .……

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New! - Summer Intensive Series (Ages 15-18) ……………………

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Youth Season Audition Form ……………………………………………. 12-13 Experience Form ………………………………………………………… 14 Interns NW The membership application and details can be found on the website in a separate document. For ages 15-19, Interns NW is a unique six-month intensive certificate program in theater arts. Selected students gain hands-on experience in a variety of theatrical disciplines while working with NWCT professional staff and guest artists. Internships combine experience both onstage and backstage with advanced instruction allowing young people to explore a range of theater arts in a focused, professional atmosphere. Visit http://nwcts.org/content/interns-nw for application, selection process and more information.

To secure your audition appointment, contact Wendy Reznicsek: [email protected] or 503-222-2190 x 28 Include: Performer name, phone, age, and preferred date/time from the options below. Auditions will be held at Northwest Children’s Theater & School: Friday, MAY 15 from 4 pm to 8 pm Saturday, MAY 16 from 10 am to 4 pm Sunday, MAY 17 from 10 am to 4 pm

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Audition Instructions The 2015-16 Season

Season Auditions at NWCT These auditions serve as a “first round” for all of the programs and productions offered during the 2015-16 Season. Performers should carefully complete the necessary steps in preparation of auditions.  Download the Youth Season Audition Packet from www.nwcts.org (this document).  With your parents, read all of the information sheets concerning our schedule, shows and programs. o Print out and complete all pertinent application forms and program information sheets. You can print only the pages needed by selecting “current page only” on your printer. o Check the 2015-16 Performance Schedule for potential scheduling conflicts.  Schedule your audition appointment by contacting: [email protected] or 503-222-2190. o Include your Name, Age, Phone Number, Email address, and preferred date and time of audition. We will accommodate your scheduling request as closely as possible. o NEW! All performers ages 10+ who want to be considered for the Mainstage productions are required to schedule a season audition appointment. o If you are currently enrolled in a Spring Audition Class, you will perform your pieces during the last class of the session for the Auditions Panel, but to be considered for Mainstage you need to schedule an appointment for MAY 15-17.  Prepare your monologue and song for the audition. o Audition time limits: one monologue 30-60 seconds long and one song 16-32 bars maximum. (Each audition lasts approximately three minutes.)  Bring to your audition: o Completed forms • Headshot/photo (a current school photo is sufficient) • Resume or Experience form • Sheet music – clearly marked photocopies taped together (or in a binder) for the piano accompanist; music must be in the correct key you intend to sing.  How to prepare your FORMS: o Do not staple audition forms to headshot. o

Do not submit materials in plastic sleeves, portfolios or page protectors.

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Secure your headshot and resume front-to-back (staples or glue are acceptable).

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Photos must have actor’s name on front of headshot. Printed name should be outside of the area to be scanned. Hand-written names must be legible.

 What to expect at the Season Auditions Performers are scheduled to audition in groups of 4. Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes ahead of your appointment time. The group will be admitted to the directors, take turns auditioning, and be released together. Each group audition lasts about 15 minutes. The audition room is closed to all but the directors, scheduled performers, invited guest artists, and Interns NW members who are providing event assistance.

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2015-16 MAINSTAGE PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE MON

TUE

WED

ELEPHANT & PIGGIE

THU 9/24 Preview 7 pm

FRI

September—October

10/5 9:45 am & 12

10/6 9:45 am & 12 10/13 9:45 am & 12 10/20 9:45 am & 12

10/19 9:45 am & 12 MON

10/16 9:45 am & 12

TUE

WED

THE SUN SERPENT:

10/2 9:45 am & 12

MON

October

SAT

SUN

10/2 Preview 7 pm

October 3 7 pm

10/4 7 pm

10/9 7 pm

10/10 7 pm

10/11 7 pm

10/14 9:45 am & 12

10/15 9:45 am & 12

10/16 7 pm

10/17 7 pm

10/18 7 pm (tba)

10/23 7 pm

10/24 7 pm

10/25 7 pm (tba)

WED

December —January

THU

FRI

SAT

SUN

12/3 Preview 7 pm

12/4 Preview 7 pm

December 5 12 & 4:30 pm

12/6 12 & 4:30 pm

12/8 9:45 am & 12

12/9 9:45 am & 12

12/10 9:45 am & 12

12/12 12 & 4:30 pm

12/13 12 & 4:30 pm

12/15 9:45 am & 12 12/22 12 & 4:30 pm 12/29 12 & 4:30 pm

12/16 9:45 am & 12 12/23 12 & 4:30 pm 12/30 12 & 4:30 pm

12/17 9:45 am & 12

12/19 12 & 4:30 pm 12/26 12 & 4:30 pm Jan. 2 12 & 4:30 pm

12/20 12 & 4:30 pm 12/27 12 & 4:30 pm 1/3 12 pm (4:30 tba)

TUE

WED

ALICE IN WONDERLAND

12/31 12 pm THU 1/28 Preview 7 pm

January—February 2/9 9:45 am & 12

2/10 9:45 am & 12

2/15 12 pm (4pm tba)

2/18 9:45 am & 12 2/24 9:45 am & 12

MON

FRI

10/8 9:45 am & 12

SHREK THE MUSICAL

MON

SUN 9/27 10 am & 1 pm October 4 10 am & 1 pm 10/11 10 am & 1 pm 10/18 10 am & 1 pm 10/25 10 am & 1 pm

10/7 9:45 am & 12

TUE

12/21 12 & 4:30 pm 12/28 12 & 4:30 pm

THU

SAT September 26 10 am & 1 pm Oct. 3 10 am & 1 pm 10/10 10 am & 1 pm 10/17 10 am & 1 pm 10/24 10 am & 1 pm

TUE

WED

SNOW WHITE

FRI 1/29 Preview 7 pm 2/5 7 pm (tba) 2/12 7 pm (tba) 2/19 9:45 am & 12 2/26 9:45 am & 12

THU 4/21 Preview 7 pm

FRI 4/22 Preview 7 pm

5/12 9:45 am & 12 5/19 9:45 am & 12

5/6 7 pm 5/13 7 pm 5/20 7 pm

April—May 5/3 9:45 am & 12 5/17 9:45 am & 12

5/4 9:45 am & 12 5/11 9:45 am & 12

SAT January 30 12 & 4 pm 2/6 12 & 4 pm 2/13 12 & 4 pm 2/20 12 & 4 pm 2/27 12 & 4 pm SAT April 23 12 & 4 pm 4/30 12 & 4 pm 5/7 12 & 4 pm 5/14 12 & 4 pm 5/21 12 & 4 pm

SUN 1/31 12 & 4 pm 2/7 12 & 4 pm 2/14 12 & 4 pm 2/21 12 & 4 pm 2/28 12 & 4 pm SUN 4/24 12 & 4 pm May 1 12 & 4 pm 5/8 12 & 4 pm 5/15 12 & 4 pm 5/22 3 12 pm (4 pm tba)

2015-16 PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE

SECOND STAGE FALL 2015 PERFORMANCES MON

TUE

WED

Nov. 10 Studio JR 6 pm Dec. 15 Kid’s Co NW 7 pm

THU

FRI

SAT

Oct. 29 Studio NW 7 pm

Oct. 30 Studio NW 7 pm

Oct. 31 Studio NW 7 pm

SUN

Nov. 12 Studio JR 6 pm Dec. 16 Kid’s Co NW 7 pm

AUCTION GALA March 4, 2016 WINTER 2016 PERFORMANCES MON

TUE Mar. 8 Studio JR 6 pm

WED

Mar. 16 Studio NW 7 pm

THU Mar. 10 Studio JR 6 pm Mar. 17 Studio NW 7 pm

FRI

SAT

SUN

SAT

SUN

SAT Aug. 13 Studio NW 7 pm

SUN

Mar. 18 Studio NW 7 pm

SPRING 2016 PERFORMANCES MON

TUE Apr. 26 Kid’s Co NW 7 pm

May 24 Studio JR 6 pm

WED Apr. 27 Kid’s Co NW 7 pm

THU

May 11 Studio NW 7 pm

May 12 Studio NW 7 pm

May 25 Interns NW 7 pm

May 26 Studio JR—6 pm Interns NW—7 pm

FRI

SUMMER 2016 PERFORMANCES MON

TUE

WED

THU Aug. 11 Studio NW 7 pm

FRI Aug. 12 Studio NW 7 pm

Calendar subject to change. Updated April 3, 2015 4

Main Stage Productions The 2015-16 Season

Our 2015-16 Season of Plays Elephant and Piggie’s “We are in a Play!” (musical) Based on the Elephant & Piggie books by Mo Willems Directed by Sarah Jane Hardy About the show: In this vaudevillian romp, Elephant and Piggie sing and dance their way through plenty of pachydermal peril and swiney suspense! Performances: September 24 – October 25, 2015; will perform 33 times over five weekends including 1 preview and 6 weekdays of school matinee performances. Curtain times: 9:45 am, 10:00 am, 12:00 (noon), and 1:00 pm Rehearsals: Scheduled to begin late-August (no rehearsals Labor Day weekend) Casting: A variety of character roles are available for youth. The role of Elephant has been pre-cast. The Sun Serpent (not a musical) By José Cruz González.

Directed by Andrés Alcála About the show: The epic tale of Aztec culture and the Conquest of Mexico comes to life as never before. Performances: October 2 –25, 2015; will perform 22 times over five weekends including 1 preview and 5 weekdays of school matinee performances. Curtain times: 9:45 am, 12:00 (noon), and 7:00 pm Rehearsals: Scheduled to begin late-August (no rehearsals Labor Day weekend) Casting: 3 adult roles have been pre-cast. There is a possible role for one youth performer in this production. Shrek The Musical (musical) Book and lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire. Music by Jeanine Tesori. Directed by Corey Brunish About the show: Everyone's favorite ogre is back in the hilarious stage spectacle based on the Oscar-winning smash hit film. Performances: December 3, 2015 – January 3, 2016; will perform 47 times over five weekends including 2 previews and 6 weekdays of school matinee performances. Curtain times: 9:45 am, 12:00 (noon), and 4:30 pm Rehearsals: Scheduled to begin mid-October (no rehearsals Thanksgiving week Weds-Sat) Casting: The roles of Shrek and Donkey have been pre-cast. Approximately 20 actors of various ages will be cast. This show will be double cast. Each cast will perform approximately half the performances. Both casts will attend all of the rehearsals. Special Skills: This musical requires strong singing and dance skills. Alice in Wonderland (musical) An original adaptation by Ezra Weiss based on the book by Lewis Carroll Directed by Sarah Jane Hardy About the Show: Tumble down the rabbit hole into a nonsensical world of riddle and rhyme, using two uniquely American artistic styles: musical theater and jazz! Alice’s journey into Wonderland features favorites like the Mad Hatter, Caterpillar and Queen of Hearts, reborn through jazz styles from Davis to Monk. An NWCT original adaptation! Performances: January 28 – February 28, 2016; will perform 38 times over five weekends. Includes 2 previews and 6 weekdays of school matinees. Curtain times: 9:45 am, 12:00 (noon), 4:00 pm, and 7:00 pm Rehearsals: Scheduled to begin early December (with a short break over the holidays) Casting: 1 female child lead, plus an ensemble of various ages will be cast to play multiple roles. The roles of Queen of Hearts and Mad Hatter have been pre-cast. Special Skills: This musical requires strong singing and character acting skills.

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Snow White (musical) Adapted by Milo Mowery. Composed by Rodolfo Ortega Directed by John Ellingson About the Show: When a jealous queen is threatened by a young princess, a dark magic is cast to reclaim the title “fairest of all.” But Snow White is one royal-in-training who won’t give up without a fight! Loyal friends join in a battle against an evil plot, potions and a poison apple in this anime inspired adaptation. An NWCT original adaptation! Performances: April 21 – May 22, 2016; will perform 38 times over five weeks including 2 previews and 6 weekdays of school matinees. Curtain times: 9:45 am, 12:00 (noon), and 4:00 pm Rehearsals: Scheduled to begin mid-March; to be announced at callbacks. Casting: A cast of youth and adult performers will be selected. The roles of Queen and Magic Mirror have been precast. Special Skills: This musical requires singing and movement skills. Martial arts or stage combat skills a plus. NWCT Main Stage Production Information CALLBACKS: To be held in JUNE for ALL shows. Check the Website or Audition Hotline at 503-222-2190 x 28 for updates. Following Season Auditions, all actors are notified by U.S. mail if they will be called back for specific productions/ programs. Later, actors called back for a specific production will be contacted by email with callback details. Scripts may or may not be available to read prior to the callback. During or following the callbacks, every actor will be notified whether or not they will be offered a role. Casting: NWCT casts age-appropriately. Ages 10+ The majority of youth performers who are cast in a main stage production are over the age of 14. Rehearsals: Generally Sunday afternoon/evening and Monday-Thursday afternoon/evening; begin approximately 6 weeks prior to opening. Each show will have specific needs that may require additional rehearsal time. A detailed rehearsal schedule is distributed at callbacks. Conflicts: Conflicts will be considered in casting. Flexibility of scheduling is important when committing to a show. Be sure to communicate your conflicts when you are offered a role. Conflicts that arise after a rehearsal schedule has been finalized are significantly more difficult, and sometimes impossible, to accommodate, and may result in re-casting a role. Kindly check your conflicts before attending the callback. Tech Week: Two weeks prior to opening, technical and dress rehearsals may run 4 - 5 hours nightly and will include a long Saturday/Sunday commitment. Performances: The 2015-16 Performance Schedule is included in this packet. School matinees occur on weekdays during each show. If you accept a role, NWCT will contact your school to formally request excused absences for the time missed, but you are ultimately responsible for securing approved absences with your school. Please verify that you will be able to miss school time before you attend the callbacks. Performers are expected to attend all rehearsals and performances. Stipend: Most roles are paid a stipend for their work in a production following the closing night performance. Classes: Individual productions may require Skills Classes for certain roles, for example stage combat or dance. In these instances class requirements including dates, times and tuition information will be made available with Callback details. Tuition may be required for these classes. Questions or Comments Contact Sarah Jane Hardy, Artistic Director or Wendy Reznicsek, Production Manager at 503-222-2190.

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Kid’s Company NW

2015-16 Second Stage Season KID’S COMPANY NORTHWEST: NWCT’s ambassador group to the community! These talented performers take musical reviews to festivals, events, retirement homes, libraries, and more. This important arts training ground for intermediate and advanced students offers an opportunity to work closely with theater professionals, and a very special ensemble experience that provides a close-knit, supportive peer group for cast members. This advanced performance workshop teaches professional skills, flexibility and self-confidence. Age range: 8-14 Participation: We look for availability, musicality, singing, dancing, comedy and acting skills. Commitment, behavior, performance experience, training and attitude are also considered. Conflicts play an important part in casting. If you are overbooked, Kid’s Co may not be for you. o Two performing troupes will be selected, one for the holidays and one for spring. Around 18 - 20 performers per troupe will comprise the company. o Kid’s Co call-back auditions will be held Saturday, September 12, 2015, 10am – 3pm. Both troupes will be cast from the callback auditions on this day. o It is possible to be cast in both holiday and spring companies, depending upon your availability and our casting needs. Tuition: For each term, $265 (Holiday and Spring are separate terms) Financial aid and Volunteer programs are available to offset tuition costs. Call the office for information, 503-222-2190. Creative Team: Kelly Stewart, NWCT Education Associate is the Program Director. Amy Aronson, NWCT Instructor and accomplished pianist, will accompany the troupes during rehearsals. KID’S COMPANY PERFORMANCES Holiday 2015 Rehearsals: Tour:

Sat, Sept 19 - Sat, Nov 28, 2:00-4:00 pm, plus evening rehearsals Dec. 1 & 3 6:00-9:00pm. Dec , 2015 – Several Tour locations (dates TBA) and two Mainstage performances (December 15 & 16)

Spring 2015 Rehearsals: Tour:

Sat, Jan 16- March 19, 2:00-4:00 pm, plus evening rehearsals Mar. 30 & 31 6:00-9:00 pm. April & May, 2016 - Several Tour locations (dates TBA) and two Mainstage performances (April 26 & 27)

Questions, Bookings and Comments: Please contact Kid’s Company Director, Kelly Stewart at (503) 222-2190 ext 20, [email protected].

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Studio JR

2015-16 Second Stage Season Studio JR is a new advanced training opportunity for our youngest actors. Studio JR functions as a first step into professional training for the performing arts. Our program is designed to give young performers access to professional artists, performing and a deeper theater education. Through specialized instruction, advanced workshops, and three performance opportunities members will develop confidence in performance skills, vocabulary, and theater awareness. Age range: 8-11 Participation: Prospective members will be invited to a callback and informational meeting on Thursday, July 9, 2015. A maximum of 20 members will be invited to register for the program. Studio JR will meet twice each week during the Fall, Winter and Spring terms. • Rehearsals for the shows will be held Tuesdays from 4:00-6:00 pm. Studio JR will produce a show at the end of each term. • Classes will be held on Thursdays from 4:00-6:00 pm. A variety of workshops will allow members to participate in handson training. The first hour of class will be acting. The second hour will be vocal, dance, or musical theater training. • Please note: Studio JR is meant for dedicated performers planning to participate all three terms. There are no seasonal drop-ins. Tuition: For all three terms, $900 (fall, winter, and spring). This includes all the classes, rehearsals, and performances. A performance opportunity marks the end of each term (see schedule below). Payment plans are available. Financial aid programs are available to offset tuition costs. Call the office for information, 503-222-2190. Creative Team: Various NWCT Instructors STUDIO JR PERFORMANCES Fall 2015 Performances Dates: November 10 and 12, 2015 Winter 2015 Performances Dates: March 8 and 10, 2016 Spring 2015 Performance Dates: May 24 and 26, 2016

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Studio NW

2015-16 Second Stage Season Studio NW is an advanced training program offered through the Education and Production departments of NWCT. It is designed to give young performers access to professional artists in an educational performance setting. Through weekly specialized instruction and advanced workshops, members will explore the wide world of performing arts. Hands-on training with professional guests and NWCT staff will develop members’ confidence in performance skills, vocabulary, and theater awareness. Second Stage productions use Studio NW and Interns NW casts with the support of professional adult artists. These opportunities provide students with professional training, performance experience and a chance to develop as a young actor. This educational focus allows for the production of material that challenges and highlights the unique abilities of the cast. Experiences from past seasons have allowed student actors to focus on the artistic techniques including script analysis, character development, new work development, and much more. Productions vary by term and offer a range of challenging and rewarding experiences for these exceptional performers. Age range: 12-18 Studio NW ages 12-14 Advanced Studio NW ages 15-18 Participation: Studio NW members will be selected from NWCT’s 2015-16 Season auditions. An informational Roundup Event for prospective members and their parents/guardians will be held. At that time the Studio NW season schedule will be provided and there will be time to answer program questions. Roundup date TBA. • Studio NW 2013-14 members are invited to automatically continue membership in the 2015-16 Season. • Classes are held on Saturdays during fall, winter and spring terms at NWCT. • Time commitment is flexible! Past members have been cast in Mainstage, Kid’s Company NW and Interns NW productions. • Callbacks will be held each term for Studio NW and Interns NW members. Roles are assigned and developed during rehearsals. Actors will be notified each term with preparation instructions and scheduling details. Tuition: For all three terms, $525 for the classes. Additional tuition for each performance opportunity is listed below within the individual production details. Payment plans and financial aid are available. Call the office for information, 503-222-2190. Creative Team: Various NWCT Instructors Studio NW CLASS SCHEDULE • Studio NW: Classes will be held Saturdays from 12:00-2:00 pm • Advanced Studio NW: Classes will be held Saturdays from 10:00 am-12:00 pm STUDIO NW PERFORMANCES Fall 2015 Callbacks: Thursday September 17th 6:00-8:00 pm Rehearsals: Twice each week September through October Performance dates: October 29-31, 2015 Production Tuition: $200 Winter 2016 Callbacks: November 7th 10:00-1:00 Rehearsals: Three times each week January through March. Additional dance rehearsals in December will be required; dates TBA. Performance dates: March 17-19, 2016 Production Tuition: $200

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Spring 2016: One Act Festival Callbacks: April 5th Rehearsals: Twice each week April through May Performance dates: May 11-12, 2016 Production Tuition: $200 Summer 2016: Musical TBA Callbacks: May 2016 (dates TBA) Rehearsals: Four nights each week July-August Performance dates: August 11-13, 2016 Production Tuition: $350 Questions or Comments Contact Sarah Jane Hardy at 503-222-2190 x 14 or [email protected]

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Summer Intensive Series – NEW! 2015-16 Second Stage Season Intensive Theater Workshops Summer Intensive Series is a new, advanced, intense collection of theater workshops. This five-week, “triple-threat” program has been created for serious theater students who demand a challenge – so get ready to act, sing, dance and sweat! Students study a variety of theatre techniques and styles. Each disciplined workshop is designed to help students gain much needed skill and experience through an intensive training process. Students who are invited to register are encouraged to attend more than one workshop. Age range: 15-18 Location We are thrilled to have partnered again with Catlin Gabel School. Classes will be held at Catlin Gabel (8825 SW Barnes Rd., Portland). See the schedule below for each session’s specific information. Participation: By audition and invitation only; following Season Auditions. Candidates selected for this program will be notified shortly after their audition and invited to register. Please register quickly as space is limited and students are admitted on a space available basis. Each Session is subject to minimum enrollment. Scheduling Information All classes will be 9:00 am – 3:00 pm. Demonstrations will be presented at 2:30 pm on the last day of each week. Session 1 June 29 – July 2 Vocal Performance Signe Larsen, Instructor This class will focus on “acting a song” through the analysis and practice of solos and duets. No class on Friday due to holiday. Session 2 July 6 - 10 Shakespeare Andy Alcalá, Instructor This class will be exploring the complexities of William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. In this class you will gain an understanding of the complexities that comes with loss, unrequited love and mistaken identities. We will be diving into scenes and gain an understanding of text thru scansion and exploration. The result - a sharing of scene work while filling the story line in-between those scenes to share at the end of the class. Session 3

July 13 - 17

Musical Theater Dance Breaks

Elizabeth Gibbs, Instructor

Session 4 July 20 - 24 10 Minute Play Festival Sarah Jane Hardy, Instructor In this class, students will collaborate to create short plays. Get ready to write, direct and act! Session 5

July 27 - 31

Indian Dance Storytelling

Anita Menon, Instructor

Attendance is very important for thee classes. Please discuss any potential conflicts with Wendy before registration. Tuition: $250 for 1 session; $450 for 2 sessions; $600 for 3 sessions; $750 for 4 sessions; $900 for all 5 sessions. Each Session is subject to minimum enrollment. Students may register for as many sessions as desired. Creative Team: Sarah Jane Hardy, NWCT’s Artistic Director, will lead the program. Various professional guests and NWCT teachers will instruct students and select material to meet the individual needs of each student. Questions or Comments Contact Wendy Reznicsek, Production Manager at 503-222-2190 or [email protected]

YOUTH SEASON AUDITION FORM

Audition date: June _____________ Audition time: __________ am pm

Please carefully print and complete ALL of the following information including the Mailing Address portion on the next page. Name: ___________________________________ Parent/Guardian (minors only): ___________________

*Parent Phone: ____________________________ *Parent Email:

____________________________

PRINT YOUR MAILING ADDRESS

Age: ____ Birth date: ___/___/____Height:

ON THE NEXT PAGE

Gender (circle): M

F

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Vocal Range: _______

City/State: ________________ Zip Code: ___________ School and Grade Fall 2015: ___________________ *List ONE phone and ONE email address for us to reach you and your parent. This is the number we will use throughout the season, so tell us if it changes so we can reach you. Mark each program that you participated in during the 2014-15 Season:  Studio Jr

 Studio NW

 Kid’s Company NW

 Interns NW

Please do not write below this box. NWCT Program Directors will mark your callback opportunities. Callbacks calendar subject to change. If you have not received a copy of this form in the mail by MAY 27, contact Production Manager Wendy Reznicsek: [email protected] or 503-222-2190 x 21. NWCT MAINTSTAGE SEASON ____ Sarah Jane Hardy is pleased to invite you to a general callback for the MAINSTAGE Season: Elephant & Piggie performs Sep. 26 - Oct. 25, 2015 Shrek the Musical performs Dec. 5, 2015 - Jan. 3, 2016 Alice in Wonderland performs Jan. 30 – Feb. 28, 2016 Snow White performs Apr. 23 - May 22, 2016 Callbacks will be held the first three weeks of June. Details TBA. ------------NWCT SECOND STAGE SEASON ____

NWCT invites you to complete an Application for the Interns NW program. Completed Intern Applications and Recommendations must be received by Friday, June 12, 2015.

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NWCT invites you to become a 2015-16 Studio NW member.

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Kelly Stewart would like to see you at a General Callback for Kid’s Company NW, Saturday, September 12 from 10:00 am to 3:00pm.

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Sarah Jane Hardy invites you to join her for Summer Intensive Series. Week 1: June 29-July 2 Week 2: July 6-10 Week 3: July 13-17 Week 4: July 20-24 Week 5: July 27-31 Participation is subject to availability—please register soon as places fill rapidly. You may register for more than one! To register, please call (503) 222-2190 ASAP.

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NWCT would like to see you and your parent/guardian for Callbacks and an Informational Meeting for Studio JR to be held Thursday, July 9 from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm. To attend, call (503) 222-2190. ------------

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Unfortunately we have no callback opportunities for you this season. We appreciate your interest in NWCT and hope you will audition for us again next season. 12

Northwest Children’s Theater & School 1819 NW Everett Street, Suite 206 Portland, OR 97209-2189 Performer Name: ________________________________________ ____ Parent/Guardian:

____________________________________________

Street Address:

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City/State:

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Zip Code:

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Experience Form (If you do not have a resume, complete this form and attach it to your Audition Form with your Headshot/Photo.)

ACTOR NAME __________________________________________________________________________________ PARENT/GUARDIAN NAME ____________________________________________________________________ Performance experience (productions, showcases, etc.) including approximate dates and directors’ names (if known) ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ Training (classes through NWCT or elsewhere, coaching, private lessons, etc) including approximate dates and instructors’ names (if known) ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ Special skills (dance, acrobatics, second language, musical instruments, juggling, etc.) including approximate dates and instructors’ names (if known) ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ Please list any health related or medical issues we should be made aware of: ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________

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