audition INformation
Auditions for the PG Players’ Winter production of Nuncrackers will be held October 11-12 from 7-9 pm in the Keith Christeson Theater on the first floor of the PG Library (30 E. Center). The show is single cast. Nuncrackers will be directed by Howard and Kathryn Little with music direction by Kathryn Little and choreography by Rebecca Boberg.
Sign up for an audition time and fill out an audition registration form prior to attending the audition. Registration forms will also be provided at the audition. Callbacks will be by invitation only Saturday, October 15, if needed. Details will be included if invited to callbacks.
Rehearsals begin October 24th with a cast meeting October 18th. Rehearsals are generally held Monday-Friday evenings. A more detailed schedule will be provided once casting is finalized.
Performance dates are December 2-19 (no Wed or Sun). There is a Saturday matinee December 17 at 3 p.m.
Sign up for an audition time and fill out an audition registration form prior to attending the audition. Registration forms will also be provided at the audition. Callbacks will be by invitation only Saturday, October 15, if needed. Details will be included if invited to callbacks.
Rehearsals begin October 24th with a cast meeting October 18th. Rehearsals are generally held Monday-Friday evenings. A more detailed schedule will be provided once casting is finalized.
Performance dates are December 2-19 (no Wed or Sun). There is a Saturday matinee December 17 at 3 p.m.
Audition Details
All singing roles: Please prepare 16 bars of a song in the style of the show. For live auditions, an aux cord will be available – please bring your music track and have it cued. An accompanist will NOT be provided.
Auditions are done by appointment, and you can register online. Registration forms will also be provided at the audition. Headshots and resumes can be linked within the audition form or bring them with you to the audition. If unable to attend a live audition, submit a short (one min or less) video audition within the audition registration form. YouTube links and non-secured Google Drive links are the easiest. Submit a video audition no later than October 11, 2022 at midnight to be considered for callbacks.
For questions or more information about auditions, text or call Kathryn Little at 801-836-8104.
Auditions are done by appointment, and you can register online. Registration forms will also be provided at the audition. Headshots and resumes can be linked within the audition form or bring them with you to the audition. If unable to attend a live audition, submit a short (one min or less) video audition within the audition registration form. YouTube links and non-secured Google Drive links are the easiest. Submit a video audition no later than October 11, 2022 at midnight to be considered for callbacks.
For questions or more information about auditions, text or call Kathryn Little at 801-836-8104.
Character Descriptions
*All singing roles
Sister Mary Regina (Mezzo/soprano with good low notes, G to C) The Mother Superior. Grew up in a circus family and her “showbiz” background and humor shines through her attempt at creating a rough exterior.
Sister Mary Hubert (Gospel-style mezzo belt B flat to F) Mistress of Novices, Second in command and very practical.
Sister Robert Anne (Broadway mezzo belt A to D#) Streetwise nun from Brooklyn. A tough cookie with a heart of gold. Feels her theatrical potential is not appreciated by Mother Superior, who refuses to let her “star” in the show.
Sister Mary Paul (Country-style mezzo belter F# to C) Hit on the head with a crucifix and for a long time didn’t remember who she was; now, with her memory restored, she is known as a country singer and the first nun to appear at the Grand Ole Opry; still seems a “little vacant” but is innocently endearing.
Sister Mary Leo (Mezzo belter A to D#) (Also the voice of the Nun Puppet, Sister Mary Annette) Dedicated her life to becoming the first famous nun ballerina so is very excited to be in the Christmas show.
Father Virgil Manly Trott (tenor / high baritone C to E, 30 - 55) Sister Leo’s “real life” brother. Has his own radio show and was part of the Trott Family Singers.
Mount Saint Helen’s Students (2 Boys and 2 Girls, 8-14, A flat to F) Must be able to whistle.
Ensemble (Men and Women)
Sister Mary Regina (Mezzo/soprano with good low notes, G to C) The Mother Superior. Grew up in a circus family and her “showbiz” background and humor shines through her attempt at creating a rough exterior.
Sister Mary Hubert (Gospel-style mezzo belt B flat to F) Mistress of Novices, Second in command and very practical.
Sister Robert Anne (Broadway mezzo belt A to D#) Streetwise nun from Brooklyn. A tough cookie with a heart of gold. Feels her theatrical potential is not appreciated by Mother Superior, who refuses to let her “star” in the show.
Sister Mary Paul (Country-style mezzo belter F# to C) Hit on the head with a crucifix and for a long time didn’t remember who she was; now, with her memory restored, she is known as a country singer and the first nun to appear at the Grand Ole Opry; still seems a “little vacant” but is innocently endearing.
Sister Mary Leo (Mezzo belter A to D#) (Also the voice of the Nun Puppet, Sister Mary Annette) Dedicated her life to becoming the first famous nun ballerina so is very excited to be in the Christmas show.
Father Virgil Manly Trott (tenor / high baritone C to E, 30 - 55) Sister Leo’s “real life” brother. Has his own radio show and was part of the Trott Family Singers.
Mount Saint Helen’s Students (2 Boys and 2 Girls, 8-14, A flat to F) Must be able to whistle.
Ensemble (Men and Women)
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