We are excited to announce our auditions for “Titanic”!
The musical play Titanic examines the causes, the conditions and the characters involved in this ever-fascinating drama. This is the factual story of that ship—of her officers, crew and passengers, to be sure—but she will not, as has happened so many times before, serve as merely the background against which fictional, melodramatic narratives are recounted. The central character of our Titanic is the Titanic herself.
Audition Dates/Times:
January 24th: 6pm-8pm
January 25th: 10am-12pm
Audition Requirements:
*Must be 12 years old by the time of auditions.
*Please prepare 16-32 bars (around 1-1 ½ minutes) of a song of your choice. There will not be a dance audition. Please either bring clearly marked sheet music for our accompanist or a track to sing along to. We will have a Bluetooth speaker available.
Audition Sheet:
Here is the link to the audition sheet. Please bring to auditions or we will have copies for you to fill out when you arrive. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o_kXesFk-fNU_k0lCmJKx_OcWED-Qsla/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=104181640113761748608&rtpof=true&sd=true
REHEARSALS:
Rehearsals run M-TH from 6-8:30, beginning February 10th**
***Conflicts will be accepted for rehearsal dates; however, an excessive number of conflicts with rehearsal times may impact casting decisions. We request that all known conflicts be shared with us at the time of auditions. Please be aware that conflicts brought to our attention after the casting of the show may result in recasting or being released from the show. If you are involved with another production that will conflict with rehearsals for this production, we ask that you please refrain from auditioning from this show and focus on the original commitment made to the other production. Conflicts with tech rehearsals and performances will not be allowed.
TECH WEEK REHEARSALS:
Our first FULL CAST tech rehearsal will be SUNDAY MARCH 30TH at 1pm. This full tech rehearsal is mandatory for ALL ACTORS and CREW. Tech week then runs Monday-Thursday, MARCH 31ST - APRIL 3RD starting at 6 pm, leading up to opening night. TECH REHEARSALS AND ALL PERFORMANCES ARE MANDATORY!
Performance dates are:
April 4th, 2025: 7:00 PM
April 5th, 2025: 7:00 PM
April 6th, 2025: 2:00 PM
***Mandatory Pick Up Rehearsal: April 10th (6:00 PM)
April 11th, 2025: 7:00 PM
April 12th, 2025: 7:00 PM
April 13th, 2025: 2:00 PM
CAST BREAK-DOWN
Thomas Andrews — the ship’s designer and builder, late 30's
J. Bruce Ismay — the ship’s owner, late 40's, fastidiously dressed, dark hair and moustache
E.J. Smith — captain of the Titanic, grey-bearded
Murdoch — first officer; doubles as 2nd-Class Passenger, a Scotsman, 39
Harold Bride — radioman
Frederick Barrett — stoker, 24
Frederick Fleet — lookout; doubles as 1st-Class Passenger & 2nd-Class Passenger
Henry Etches — senior 1st-Class Steward; doubles as 3rd-Class Steward; 50
Joseph Bell — chief engineer, doubles as bandmaster Wallace Hartley & 3rd-Class Passenger
Isidor Straus — 1st-Class Passenger; doubles as 3rd-Class Passenger; late 60's
Ida Straus — Mrs. Isidor Straus; doubles as 3rd-Class Passenger
Alice Beane — 2nd-Class passenger, middle-aged, American with middle-west accent
Kate McGowan — a young Irish girl and 3rd-Class passenger
Other Officers & Crew
Lightoller — second officer; doubles as 2nd-Class Passenger, 38
Pitman — third officer; doubles as The Major & Fourth Man; 32
Boxhall — fourth officer; doubles as Taylor, Rogers & 3rd-Class Passenger; 28
Hitchens — quartermaster; doubles as Bricoux & 3rd-Class Passenger, a Cornishman, 23
Bellboy — doubles as 3rd-Class Passenger
Other First-Class Passengers (all double as 3rd-Class Passengers)
John Jacob Astor, 47
Madeleine Astor, 19 — the very young Mrs. Astor
Benjamin Guggenheim — an American millionaire
Mme. Aubert — Guggenheim’s French mistress
John B. Thayer
Marion Thayer — John’s wife
Jack Thayer — their nine-year-old son
George Widener — doubles as Carlson
Eleanor Widener — George’s wife
Charlotte Cardoza, a handsome woman in her 40's
Edith Corse Evans — doubles as 2nd-Class Passenger
J.H. Rogers — doubles as Boxhall, a bespectacled American in his 40's
The Major — doubles as Pitman
Second-Class Passengers
Alice Beane - middle-aged, American with middle-west accent
Edgar Beane — husband of Alice
Charles Clark — young, British and middle-class
Caroline Neville — young, British and aristocratic
Third-Class Passengers (all double as 1st-Class Passengers)
Jim Farrell, a handsome Irishman
The Three Kates - young Irish girls
Kate McGowan
Kate Mullins
Kate Murphey
Others
Frank Carlson — an American on shore; doubles as Widener
Andrew Latimer — steward in First Class
Stewardess Robinson
Stewardess Hutchinson
The DaMicos — professional dancers
Wallace Hartley - bandmaster (doubles as Bell)
Taylor — bandsman; doubles as Boxhall
Bricoux — bandsman; doubles as Hitchens
Stevedore
Stokers
Sailors
Stewards — for all three Classes
Additional 1st-Class Passengers [Fleet, Farrell, McGowan, Mullins and Murphey]
Additional 2nd-Class Passengers [Murdoch, Lightoller, Fleet and Edith
First Man — from 3rd Class; doubles as Thayer
Second Man — from 3rd Class; doubles as Widener
Third Man — from 3rd Class; doubles as Guggenheim
Fourth Man — from 3rd Class; doubles as Pitman
German Man — from 3rd Class; doubles as Isidor
Italian Couple — from 3rd Class; double as Mr. & Mrs. Astor
Additional 3rd-Class Passengers [Boxhall, Hitchens, Bell, Bellboy, Ida, Aubert, Marion, Jack, Eleanor, Cardoza and Edith]
Production Staff:
Producers: Brent and Sara Tubbs
Director: Noah Hill
Music Director: Amy Trimble
Choreographer: Lily Blouin
Stage Manager: Paula Vandervelde
Costume Designer: Heather Blair
Props: Sarah Greim
Tech Director: Brent Tubbs