Audition
We have open auditions for every show!
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CenterPoint is a community theatre that welcomes local talent. We have open auditions for every show, so don’t be afraid to join us for an upcoming audition. We look forward to seeing you!
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| Stage | Show | Run Dates | Audition Date | Call Backs | Director |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barlow | 42nd Street | Jun 9 - Jul 11 | Mar 4 | Mar 6 & 7 | Kristin Callor |
| Leishman | The Lion in Winter | Jun 16 - Jul 8 | Apr 8 | Jansen Davis | |
| Leishman | Dear Ruth | Jul 28 - Aug 19 | May 6 | Wendy Oltmanns |
AUDITIONS
CenterPoint Legacy Theatre announces auditions for ‘Matilda’ on Wednesday, January 4th and Thursday, January 5th from 6:00-8:00 PM for children and 8:00- 9:00 PM for adults. The show runs March 17th through April 15th. Emily Wadley will Direct, Tara Wardle will Music Direct, Liz Christensen will Choreograph, and Megan Call will Stage Manage.
Bring any conflicts from January 7th through April 18th along with a headshot and resume to auditions. Callbacks are scheduled for Saturday, January 7th. First Cast Meeting and first rehearsal will be January 11th.
Auditions are open to performers 8 years old and older. All roles are open and all ethnicities are encouraged to audition. For children, materials will be provided when you sign up for the audition. For adults, please come to your audition prepared to sing 30-60 seconds of a musical theater song in the style of the role you are most interested in, as well as a selected monologue that will be provided when you sign up for auditions. A pianist will be provided. Please no acapella singing or pre-recorded music.
Auditions will take place at the theatre located at 525 North, 400 West in Centerville. Enter in the building on the west side basement entrance. Please email the theatre at auditions@cptutah.org to schedule an audition time.
CHARACTER BREAKDOWN
Matilda Wormwood (female, plays age 9-12, standard RP English dialect, range: A3- D5)
Treated poorly by her parents, Matilda is rescued by her love of reading and her powerful, magical imagination. She has an unusual wisdom for a child her age. A demanding role for a strong actor.
Miss Honey (female, age 25-35, Northern or Standard RP English dialect, range: F3-D5)
Mild and quiet and “adored by every child under her care”. Tangible, curious warmth without outward confidence.
Agatha Trunchbull (female presenting, to be played by Female or Male, age 35-55, Northern or Standard RP English dialect, range: A2- G4)
Fierce, tyrannical headmistress of Crunchem Hall School. Once a famous athlete, she “marches like a stormtrooper with long arms swinging”. Over-the-top.
Mr. Wormwood (male, age 35-50, Cockney, Essex or another working-class English dialect, range: D3-A4) Matilda’s father, “a mean, crooked crook”, dealing in botched second-hand cars. Selfish, greedy, and clueless. Comedic.
Mrs. Wormwood (female, age 35-50, Cockney, Essex or another working-class English dialect, range: A3- F5)
Matilda’s mother, obsessed with competing in the “bi-annual international amateur Salsa and Ballroom Dancing Championship in Paris”, she chose “looks not books”. Selfish, worldly, and clueless. Comedic.
Bruce (male, plays age 9-12, standard RP English dialect, unchanged voice) Matilda’s classmate, strong singer (soloist), healthy appetite. Comedic.
Lavender (female, plays age 9-12, standard RP English dialect)
Matilda’s classmate and self-proclaimed best friend. Big personality, well-behaved. Fun. Dialogue and short solos, lots of dancing and movement
Hortensia (female, plays age 9-12, standard RP English dialect)
Matilda’s classmate, some dialogue and short solos, lots of dancing and movement
Alice (female, plays age 9-12, standard RP English dialect)
Matilda’s classmate, some dialogue and short solos, lots of dancing and movement
Amanda (female, plays age 9-12, standard RP English dialect)
Matilda’s classmate, some dialogue and short solos, lots of dancing and movement
Tommy (male, plays age 9-12, standard RP English dialect, unchanged voice)
Matilda’s classmate, some dialogue and short solos, lots of dancing and movement
Eric (male, plays age 9-12, standard RP English dialect, unchanged voice)
Matilda’s classmate, some dialogue and short solos, lots of dancing and movement
Nigel (male, plays age 9-12, standard RP English dialect, unchanged voice)
Matilda’s classmate, some dialogue and short solos, lots of dancing and movement
Big Kids Ensemble
(aged ambiguously 14 – 17)
We are looking to cast 5-6 actors (per cast) to play the older male and female students at Crunchem Hall. Some of these actors will join the younger students as the kids’ ensemble in songs like “School Song”, “When I Grow Up” and “Revolting Children”. Some of these actors could also be part of the Adult Ensemble and take roles accordingly. Actors who think they may fit this description should sing the music provided for “Big Kids” at their initial audition.
Adult Ensemble Roles
(age 18-60)
Actors in these roles may play more than one role and will also appear in the ensemble.
Mrs. Phelps (female, age 30-60, Northern or Standard RP English dialect)
Warm, nurturing local librarian who encourages Matilda’s love of books. Peaceful and genuine.
The Escapologist (male, age 25-40, standard RP English dialect, range: C3- E4)
A figment of Matilda’s imagination, representing Miss Honey’s father. Poised.
The Acrobat (female, age 25-35, standard RP English dialect, range: D4-A4)
A figment of Matilda’s imagination, representing Miss Honey’s mother. Poised.
Doctor (male, doctor age, standard RP English dialect, range: C3- A4)
Convinces Mrs. Wormwood she’s pregnant. Strong soloist.
Rudolpho (male, age 20-50, Brooklyn dialect, range: D#3- A4)
Mrs. Wormwood’s dance partner. Fit and athletic. Comedic.
Cook (female, any age)
Crunchem Hall Cook
Parents/Dancers (male and female, ambiguously aged 30-55, standard RP English dialect)
Ensemble parts in “Miracle” and “Loud”
