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Audition Sheet Bring This Sheet with You to the Audition THE STORY Based on the Stephen King’s first novel, Carrie is the story of a high school girl with telekinetic powers. Bullied by classmates and abused by her overbearing mother, Carrie finds herself on a path toward independence and acceptance by her peers- until everything comes to a brutal end on prom night. THE CAST • Carrie White • Margaret White- Carrie’s mother • Sue Snell- the first to befriend Carrie; the story is told from her memories • Tommy Ross- Sue’s boyfriend who takes Carrie to the prom • Chris Hargenson- Carrie’s biggest foe, determined to bring her down from her ascent • Billy Nolan- Chris’ boyfriend and cruel partner in crime • Reverend Bliss- church leader • Mr. Stephens- English teacher/guidance counselor • Ms. Gardner- PE teacher • Named Students- George, Freddy, Frieda, Stokes, Helen, Norma • Chorus- students and other smaller roles The cast will feature ~25 performers (principals and chorus). THE PRODUCTION Attendance at all rehearsals is mandatory for principals and for support cast as needed. A calendar will be distributed on a bi-weekly basis- I assume you can be at all rehearsals, Monday through Thursday (3:05-5:30) and Friday (2:30- 5:30) unless otherwise noted on this form. A missed rehearsal may require dismissal from the show. Masconomet's Drug and Alcohol Policy applies to all cast and crew members of school productions. There will be 3 performances of Carrie: October 27, 28, and 29 at 7:00pm. AUDITIONS Auditions for all male roles will take place on Monday, August 29, from 3:00-4:30pm. Auditions for all female roles will take place on Monday, August 29, from 6:00-8:30pm. Auditioners will be taught several songs from the show for a singing/acting evaluation. Casting will be completed and announced that evening and the first full-cast rehearsal will be on Tuesday, August 30 from 12:30-3:30pm. Other rehearsals (for principals only) will take place for the remainder of that week and will be announced with the cast list. Full cast and non- principal cast rehearsals will begin when classes begin after Labor Day. REHEARSALS Most rehearsals will run 3:05-5:30 but are subject to change. It is important that you note any schedule conflicts on the opposite side of this sheet- any missed rehearsals not recorded there are considered unexcused absences and may result in dismissal from the cast. Activity fees must be paid when due. Carrie Audition Sheet Bring this sheet with you to the audition Name ___________________________________ Cell Phone _____________________ email _______________________________________________________ Are you, at this time, on academic or social probation? _____________ Are you aware of the fact that Masconomet's Drug and Alcohol policy is applicable to you should you become a part of this production? _________ Do you play a musical instrument? ____ If "yes", which one? _____________________ List any dance/gymnastic experience you have. List all extracurricular commitments you have. Rehearsals will take place Monday through Friday afternoons after school (3:05, 2:35 Fri). Non-principal cast members may not be needed at all rehearsals. List any schedule problems that you can foresee: ______________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ Circle the types of parts you would happily accept: Male Principals: Tommy, Billy, Mr. Stephens Female Principals: Carrie, Margaret, Sue, Chris, Ms. Gardner Named Male & Female Non-Principals: Reverend Bliss, Stokes, George, Freddy, Frieda, Norma, Helen Male & Female Non-Principals: Students and miscellaneous parts If you are not cast in the show, check other interests you would have. __Art __Business Staff __Make Up __Stage Crew __Costumes Sign below to acknowledge that you have read both sides of this sheet and agree to abide by all rules of the production if involved. _____________________________________________________________________________ .
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