Theatre Productions Auditions
Welcome to California State University, Chico! We are happy to have you in our dynamic Department of Music, Theatre and Dance and wish you great success.
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About the Auditions
About the Auditions
We will be holding our play and musical auditions in the Wismer theatre, on Sunday 11/30 (all current majors) and Monday 12/1 (all non-majors). Please sign up for ONE time block below. Please arrive 15 minutes before your time, prepared, and warmed up.
Students who are auditioning for TWELFTH NIGHT and SPONGEBOB should prepare a short Shakespeare Monologue and a song in the style of the show.
*Students cast should be prepared to perform a student matinee on Friday May 1st which may require missing classes. All genders will be considered for all roles, but we will not be changing keys to songs due to contractual obligations.
Students who are auditioning for TWELFTH NIGHT only should prepare a Shakespeare Monologue.
The audition should total no more than two minutes regardless of which option you select.
- Audition form must be received by 11:59pm November 27th
- Note that this is the Thursday of fall break.
Auditions Schedule
- Thursday November 27th 11:59 p.m. - Audition form deadline
- Sunday November 30th 12:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.- all returning majors audition
- Monday December 1st 6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.- non-majors audition 7:15 p.m.-10:00 p.m.- Musical Dance Call, Arts 108
- Tuesday December 2nd 6:30 p.m.-10:00 p.m.- Twelfth Night callbacks
- Wednesday December 3rd 5:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.- Spongebob callbacks
Advising
It is important for registered students to continually monitor their Chico State WildCat email accounts for advising assignments and announcements sent from the department office. Students can check their advisor assignment by emailing the department advisor listed in the student center.
Equity & Inclusion
Chico State Theatre is committed to diversity, inclusivity, and anti-racism. As such, we pledge to continue to reimagine new approaches to both contemporary and classical works, as well as increase the representation of BIPOC, LGBTQ, and women theatre practitioners, along with members of other marginalized and/or minoritized groups in our main stage season. No less than 50% of our season will have relevant themes and/or creators from these communities.