Upcoming Auditions
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THE SPONGEBOB MUSICAL - August 17 & 18
Auditions are open to current Floyd Central Students and 2-8th grade students who attend NAFCS schools or are residents of Floyd County. Auditions are also included for Floyd Central students with special needs, as part of our Aspire Program. All information is included in the Audition Info packet. Students must register to audition prior to arriving, using the form at the link below. Dance Call Videos and Sheet Music will be provided soon. |
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We are excited to be partnering with InterACT Academy to offer audition prep workshops for 2nd-8th Grade students to learn how to audition, or for those that want some support as they prepare their auditions. To register, please visit the InterACT Website for all the details!
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Auditions for EURYDICE took place on May 19th. Casting and crew selections for EURYDICE will be completed within the first few weeks of school. This production will be taken to our Regional Thespian Conference where it will be adjudicated for a possible performance at the State Thespian Conference.
The show will run from September 16-19 in our Studio One theatre. |
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Auditions for ANASTASIA will be open to all Floyd Central students as well as to elementary age students (exact age and/or height specifications for elementary students to be determined and announced later). Crew applications will be available to Floyd Central Tech students. This production will feature a large cast and crew with many roles and a significant choral ensemble. More information about auditions will be posted later.
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XANADU will be cast exclusively with the members of the 21-22 Musical Theatre class, who have already been selected. Casting will take place in class. Additional students cannot be considered for the class at this time. Certain Level 1 Tech positions will be assigned to Tech students studying independently with Mr. Willis during 2nd period. Additional crew positions will be selected later in the year.
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How Do Our Auditions Work?
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It is perfectly normal to have lots of questions before an audition. Whether you are a seasoned performer or it is your first time auditioning for a show, you might feel nervous and that's a-okay! We have compiled some resources to help answer your questions about auditioning so you feel ready to go when you walk in the door.
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