Auditions With The Ayala Theater Company
Are you ready to show off your skills as a performer, dazzle the audience with your skills as a member of our crew, and make life-long friendships? It all starts here! Audition to be in our upcoming production! Auditions and crew interviews are open to all Ayala students, and no experience is necessary to audition. Look through this page to see what our upcoming auditions are, how to sign up , and how to prepare for your audition or interview.
We can't wait to see you at our next casting call.
Ayala Theater Audition Schedule:
Fall Play: Second Week of May
Spring Musical: Second and Third Week of January
Advanced and P&P Class: End of April
Upcoming Auditions
The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon: Cast and Crew Positions
Are you ready to bring fairy tales to life… with a twist?
Auditions are now open for Don Zolidis’ fast-paced, hilarious comedy “The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon”! This fractured fairy tale extravaganza mashes up all 209 Brothers Grimm stories into one wild, chaotic, and side-splitting performance.
Part Monty Python, part twisted storybook, “The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon” races through classics like Cinderella, Snow White, Hansel and Gretel, and more—with unpredictable twists and modern commentary. It’s the fairy tale world like you’ve never seen it before.
WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR:
Actors of all experience levels ready to embrace bold characters, quick costume changes, and high-energy storytelling. This show is a true ensemble piece—great for performers who love physical comedy, satire, and breaking the fourth wall.
CASTING NEEDS:
Flexible roles with opportunities for both leads and featured ensemble.
Strong comedic timing and willingness to play multiple characters.
Open to all students excited to collaborate and create something truly spectacular.
AUDITION/INTERVIEW DETAILS:
- Date: Monday, May 5th and Tuesday, May 6th (One Day Only)
- Time: 3:30 PM - 6:30 PM
- Location: The Theater Room at Ayala (B140)
- Requirements: Open Audition-all grade levels (8th-11th) and experience levels welcome.
- What To Bring To Your Audition: Audition materials will be provided—just bring your About Me Page, energy, creativity, and a willingness to play!
Upcoming Auditions
Auditions for Advanced Theater and Production & Performance (P&P)
- Workshop Dates: No workshop dates will be offered for Advanced Theater and P&P Auditions.
- Audition/Interview Dates: Tuesday, April 29th and Wednesday, April 30th
- Callbacks: The Advanced Roster and the P&P Roster will be announced on May 7th at the theater banquet.
- Location: The Theater Room at Ayala (B140)
- Requirements: No prior experience is necessary. Auditions are open to students of all grade levels; Freshman and incoming Freshmen are encouraged to join! (More details about our audition process and necessary materials can be found below).
- Sign Up For Your Audition Slot or Interview Time for above, in the "Advanced and P&P" section).
How To Audition
Cast: Sign Up For Your Audition On The Audition Google Form
Cast: Sign Up For Your Audition On The Audition Google Form
Cast: Sign Up For Your Audition On The Audition Google Form
Use the cast Google form available in the next section (Audition For Our Next Production) to sign up for your audition. The day of your audition is exact, but your audition time slot is approximate: make sure that you are available to stay the whole two hours on the day that you sign up to audition.
Crew: Sign Up For Your Interview On The Crew Google Form
Cast: Sign Up For Your Audition On The Audition Google Form
Cast: Sign Up For Your Audition On The Audition Google Form
Use the crew Google form available in the next section (Audition For Our Next Production) to sign up for your crew Interview. The day of your interview is exact, but your interview time slot is approximate: make sure that you are available to stay the whole two hours on the day that you sign up to interview.
Do Some Research About The Production
Cast: Sign Up For Your Audition On The Audition Google Form
Come To Our "Auditions Workshop" During Lunch
Information about the production your are interviewing/auditioning for, such as character descriptions, technical requirements, and production FAQs, can be found in the following section (Audition For Our Next Production). By doing some preliminary research about the production, you will be better prepared to audition for your favorite character, or interview for your perfect tech role.
Come To Our "Auditions Workshop" During Lunch
Show Up to B140 at 3:30 The Day Of Your Audition
Come To Our "Auditions Workshop" During Lunch
Mrs. Sherratt hosts an "Auditions Workshop" (during lunch for the play, after school for the musical) that will help prepare you for your audition by providing you with information about how to slate, how to prepare for your cold read, and how to stand out as a performer.
Fill Out The "About Me" Page
Show Up to B140 at 3:30 The Day Of Your Audition
Show Up to B140 at 3:30 The Day Of Your Audition
Fill out the "About Me" form available in the next section (Audition For Our Next Production), and bring a physical copy of your "About Me" page to your audition or Interview. Make sure to include a current photo of yourself (you can print it directly on the form, or bring a physical photo, stapled or paper clipped to the form). Your about me page is where we keep our notes about your audition or interview, so don't forget to bring it!
Show Up to B140 at 3:30 The Day Of Your Audition
Show Up to B140 at 3:30 The Day Of Your Audition
Show Up to B140 at 3:30 The Day Of Your Audition
Show up to B140 at 3:30 sharp the day of your scheduled audition. Introductions will take about 5 minutes, and then you'll be given your scripts based on the characters you choose to audition with. Being on time ensures you get as much time to prep for your audition as possible. Crew interviews will begin at 3:30 sharp.