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Fall 2023 Audition Schedule

Orlando by Sarah Ruhl

This production auditioned and was cast at the end of the Spring 23 semester.

24@Todd

Looking for information about how to get involved in 24@Todd?  Start here.

Our Town by Thornton Wilder

Auditions are open to everyone.

Audition dates : Friday, September 8  starting at 7 p.m. and Saturday, September 9  starting at noon.
Audition location: Todd Theatre Lobby (in Todd Union)
Audition requirements: Prepare any monologue from any play of your choice! (Or just show up!)

Questions? Contact Nigel  FAQsAudition Tips!  More about Our Town!

URPerforming!

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Spring 2024 Audition Schedule

Othello by William Shakespeare

Auditions are open to everyone.

Audition dates : Friday, January 19 starting at 7 p.m. and Saturday, January 20 starting at noon.
Audition location: Todd Theatre Lobby (in Todd Union)
Audition requirements: Prepare any monologue from any work by Shakespeare (play or poem) of your choice! (Or just show up!)

Questions? Contact Nigel  FAQsAudition Tips!  More about Othello.

 

21st One-Act New Play Festival

Auditions are open to everyone.

Audition dates : Monday, January 22 starting at 6 p.m.
Audition location: Todd Theatre Lobby (in Todd Union)
Audition requirements: Prepare any monologue of your choice! (Or just show up!)

Questions? Contact Sara  FAQsAudition Tips!  More about the One-Act New Play Festival.


TBA: the first production of Fall 24

Auditions are open to everyone. 

Audition dates : TBA
Audition location: Todd Theatre Lobby (in Todd Union)
Audition requirements: TBA

Questions? Contact Nigel  FAQsAudition Tips!

 


ACTORS and PERFORMERS of COLOR—We need you!

Theatre is often viewed as a site of privilege and whiteness. The UR International Theatre Program acknowledges this and wants to be part of meaningful change. We know this is an ongoing project, and we want to build on the Theatre Program's record of and commitment to casting students from all communities in key roles over the course of its 34+ years.  In addition to staging important works of theatre from BIPOC playwrights like Suzan-Lori Parks, Maria Irene Fornes, Carlyle Brown, Sam Chanse, and Jose Rivera, we're committed to diversifying our artistic staff and faculty.  Every production has outstanding roles for all actors, including actors of color, but we still can do better!

Make a contribution to real change: show up and audition!  You'll pave the way for more diverse offerings in the Theatre Program and greater enrichment for all at the University of Rochester!