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BLACKOUT THEATRE COMPANY – WE WILL ROCK YOU AUDITION PACK Production Team Director Daniel Conway 0451 991 843 Assistant Director Luke Quinn Musical Director Nathan Murphy Choreographer Alicia Rankine Choreographer Brenna Smith Production Manager John Hanna 0432 477 777 Contacts Blackout Theatre Company P.O. Box 515 Seven Hills 1730 [email protected] ABOUT THE SHOW: Since 2002 over 16 million theatregoers in 28 countries have been thrilled by this awe-inspiring production which is based on the songs of Queen with a book by Ben Elton (The Young Ones, Blackadder, Popcorn). Elton fashioned this hilarious futurist comedy around more than 24 of Queen’s biggest hit songs including We Are The Champions, Radio Ga Ga, I Want To Break Free, Somebody To Love, Killer Queen, Don’t Stop Me Now, Under Pressure, Bohemian Rhapsody, Another One Bites The Dust and of course, We Will Rock You. The musical takes place in a future age on a planet once called Earth that is now controlled by a mighty corporation...rock music is unheard and all musical instruments are banned. The hope of breaking free rests with an unlikely resistance-an alliance of rebel Bohemians. AUDITION INFORMATION: • Please read the entire Audition Pack before requesting an audition slot. • Due to the themes of this production we are only seeking cast over 16 years of age. • Auditions will be held at Walters Rd Public School Hall (Entry by Vella Crescent Blacktown) • A choreography audition will be held on Sunday the 12th January between 6pm and 9pm. This will be held in a group format and run for approximately 30 minutes per session and will be filmed for review by the panel. • Vocal and reading auditions will be held on Monday the 13th and Wednesday 15th January between 7:30pm and 10:30pm. Each singing/reading audition will go for approximately 15min. • Please select your preferred times for both the Choreography and Vocal/Reading Auditions • If required, call-backs will be held at the directors’ discretion on Wednesday 15th between 7:30pm and 10:30pm • To request an audition slot please book through our website www.blackouttheatre.com.au • Everyone must complete the attached audition form and bring it to the audition. • Singing auditions will be held using backing tracks. A list of the songs to be sung for each character, as well as a link to the sheet music is on our website. BLACKOUT THEATRE COMPANY – WE WILL ROCK YOU AUDITION PACK PRODUCTION INFORMATION: Performances are held at the Pioneer Theatre – 14 Pennant St Castle Hill, under the Castle Hill Library Cost Adult Membership Fees $20 Due 3rd Feb 2020 Adult Production Fees $100 Due 1st March 2020 All cast must be financial members of the company to commence rehearsals. Production fees will cover some production costs and can be paid by instalments, please discuss a payment plan with Production Manager/Treasurer. Payments can be made Via EFT/Cash/Credit Card. If paying by EFT please ensure your name is on the payment note. Bank details: Westpac Bank Name: Blacktown City Community Theatre Inc BSB: 032 071 Account No: 210677 Rehearsals Rehearsals will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays from 7:30pm-10:30pm beginning on the 29th of January at Walter Road Public School. A schedule will be published at least 2 weeks in advance. There may be some Sunday rehearsals scheduled closer to the production run, these will be confirmed at a later date. IMPORTANT DATES: These dates are non-negotiable and must be attended by all cast and crew members. A commitment is made by every performer to attend all rehearsals, performances, and bump-in/out. If you are unable to attend, please notify your director. All performers and crew members are expected to behave in a dedicated and professional manner to ensure a smooth-running show. During the rehearsal period BTC, will also be holding fundraising events and promotional performances (dates TBC) – all cast are expected to contribute wherever possible. Promotion and Fundraising 10th Feb 2020 7:30pm – 10:30pm Headshots Walters Road 1st Mar 2020 TBC Trailer Shoot TBC 5th Apr 2020 7am – 4pm Bunnings BBQ Bunnings Dural Tech and Production Weeks 17th May 2020 12pm – 3pm Sitzprobe Walters Road 18th May 2020 9am – 6pm Bump In Pioneer Theatre 18th May 2020 6:30pm – 10:30pm Tech Rehearsal Pioneer Theatre 19th May 2020 6:30pm – 10:30pm Dress Rehearsal Pioneer Theatre 20th May 2020 6:30pm – 10:30pm Final Dress Rehearsal and Pioneer Theatre Promo Shots 22nd May 2020 8pm (Call 6:30pm) Opening Night Pioneer Theatre 23rd May 2020 2pm and 8pm (Call Shows Pioneer Theatre 12:30pm & 6:30pm) 24th May 2020 6pm (Call 4:30pm) Show Pioneer Theatre 27th May 2020 8pm (Call 6:30pm) Show Pioneer Theatre 29th May 2020 8pm (Call 6:30pm Show Pioneer Theatre 30th May 2020 2pm and 8pm (Call Shows and Bump Out Pioneer Theatre 12:30pm & 6:30pm) 31st May 2020 9am – 5pm Final Bump Out Pioneer Theatre Page 2 of 6 BLACKOUT THEATRE COMPANY – WE WILL ROCK YOU AUDITION PACK Other Important Dates: 3rd Feb 2020 Membership Fees Due 1st Mar 2020 Production Fees Due TBC Set Construction and Dressing CASTING INFORMATION: Character List and Audition Requirements Two Audition Pieces are to be prepared Note that songs may be cut off before completion. Note this does not reflect the quality of the audition or the final decision made. GALILEO (Appearance 18-23) (D below middle C to A above middle C. Full voice falsetto is to E two above middle C) Male lead. A misfit with a passion to prove who he is and what he is worth to the world (and to himself). Driven and sensitive to the point of naivete he is trying to do his best in a world that rejects him. Vocal Characteristics: Strong musical theatre/rock voice. Needs to have very strong falsetto range. 1. “I Want to Break Free” from We Will Rock You – The Musical 2. Song of auditionee’s choice between 2-4 minutes long that highlights their strong tenor voice and strong falsetto tone and range. SCARAMOUCHE (Appearance 18-23) (E below middle C to E two above middle C) Female lead. Dry, witty and self- deprecating. A loner with hard edges not looking to let anyone in. Character must have a strong sense of comic timing. Vocal Characteristics: Strong musical theatre/rock voice. Strong high/low vocal range. Strong rock belt. 1. “Somebody to Love” from We Will Rock You – The Musical 2. Song of auditionee’s choice between 2-4 minutes long that highlights their strong high-alto voice and represents both lower and higher ranges of their voice. Big Ballad preferred. KILLER QUEEN (Appearance 30-50) (E below middle C to E two above middle C. Strong rock belt) Female (Male in Drag will be considered) Unquestioned administrator of the world, Feisty, funny, powerful and power-crazy, ruthless, the BOSS. The quintessence of power and narcissism. She’s the queen diva, when she is on stage all eyes are on her. Vocal Characteristics: Extremely powerful, strongly characterised voice. Biggest vocal range of the show, and needs to be extremely strong across whole range. rock/soul voice. 1. “Play the Game” from We Will Rock You – The Musical 2. Song of auditionee’s choice between 2-4 minutes long that highlights their strong high-alto voice and represents both lower and higher ranges of their voice. Big Ballad preferred. KHASHOGGI (Appearance 30-50) (D below middle C to Bb above middle C. Full voice falsetto to E two above middle C.) Male (Female will be considered). Chief of Secret Police. Sophisticated, intelligent, sinister, cruel, cold but charming. A role with great comedic potential. Vocal Characteristics: Strong baritone voice with a strong falsetto voice. 1. “Seven Seas of Rye” from We Will Rock You – The Musical 2. Song of auditionee’s choice between 2-4 minutes long that highlights their strong baritone voice. Page 3 of 6 BLACKOUT THEATRE COMPANY – WE WILL ROCK YOU AUDITION PACK POP (Appearance 40+) (E below middle C to E above middle C) Male. An ageing hippie. Bar man, ex-rebel. A fun-loving philosopher. He's worldly with a natural curiosity and passion for life and saving music. Good rock voice and comic skills required. (Appearance 40+) Vocal Characteristics: Good rock/folk voice. Great vocal character that lends itself well to a ballad. 1. “Days of our Lives” from We Will Rock You – The Musical 2. Song of auditionee’s choice between 2-4 minutes long that highlights their strong baritone voice. OZ (AKA: Meat-Appearance 25+) (A below middle C to E two above middle C) Female. A rock chick with all the attitude to back up her powerful look. Just as tough as her partner in crime Brit, and she won’t let him forget it. Vocal Characteristics: Strong musical theatre/rock voice. Strong high/low vocal range. 1. “No-one but you (only the good die young)” from We Will Rock you – The Musical 2. Song of auditionee’s choice between 2-4 minutes long that highlights their strong high-alto voice and represents both lower and higher ranges of their voice. Big Ballad preferred. BRIT (Appearance 25+) (D below middle C to B above middle C) Male. Oz’s other half. Strong and fearsome at a glance, an intimidating warrior. At his core he is warm, kind and passionate, particularly when sharing the stage with Oz. Vocal Characteristics: Voice with strong character. Big rock voice. 1. “I Want It All” from We Will Rock You – The Musical 2.
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