Audition Material – 2026-2027 Season

Florida Rep’s 2026-2027 Season

Audition Material for Audition Appointments
Sept. 8 – 12, 2026 in New York City

IN-PERSON AUDITIONS
By Appointment Only

Ripley Grier Studios
520 8th Ave | Studio 17-A

Please find  the production and role below for a list of what to prepare for the first call and callback.

VIDEO SUBMISSION GUIDELINES: If you or your client were given an appointment but cannot make the in-person appointment in New York, Florida Rep’s casting department will accept a video. We will invite you to an EcoCast. Please make sure the Casting Dept. knows to invite you to the EcoCast.

  • Please Note: Florida Rep is holding a robust in-person week of calls, but will accept videos from actors who are unable to attend. Florida Rep’s casting officials and creative teams will make their best efforts to watch digital capture auditions, but they cannot guarantee that all videos will be viewed during the week.
  • DEADLINE: The soft deadline for video submissions to be uploaded is end of day on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026.

PLAID TIDINGS by Stuart Ross. Original FOREVER PLAID vocal & musical arrangements by James Raitt. Dir/Choreographer: Michael Marotta. Musical Director: Steven Zumbrun. 1st Reh: 11/10/26. Runs:12/04/26 – 1/03/27. In Florida Rep’s ArtStage Studio Theatre.

Note: “Plaid Tidings” is a revue of the close harmony ‘guy groups (e.g. The Four Aces, The Four Freshmen) that reached the height of their popularity during the 1950s. Seeking a diverse group of strong singer/actors with a great ear for harmonies and who are comfortable with movement.

FRANKIE: 20s. Male. Second tenor – lyric baritone. The leader and caretaker of the group.

  • First Call:
    • TBA
  • Callback:
    • TBA

SMUDGE: 20s. Male. Bass. The worrier. He worries about the props, the running order, and assumes the audience won’t like him.

  • First Call:
    • TBA
  • Callback:
    • TBA

SEXY LAUNDRY by Michele Riml. Dir: Chris Clavelli. 1st Reh: 01/05/27. Runs: 01/29/27 – 03/07/27. Possible Ext.: 3/28/27. In the ArtStage Studio Theatre.

ALICE LANE: Female. Fifty-something.

HENRY LANE: Male. Fifty-something.

OVER THE RIVER AND THROUGH THE WOODS by Joe DiPietro. Dir: Maureen Heffernan. 1st Reh: 01/19/27. Runs: 02/12/27 – 02/28/27. In Florida Rep’s Historic Arcade Theatre

NICK CRISTANO: 30s. A handsome, young, Italian American professional. Kind and funny – though a bit anxious. Planning to move across the country from NYC, leaving his doting grandparents behind.

CAITLIN O’HARE: Late 20s. Attractive and charming.

NEVER CAN SAY GOODBYE: the 1970s Beehive Musical Book by Fred Stuart. Arrangements and additional music by George Luton. Director: Jason Parrish. Musical Director: Jacob Carll. Choreographer: Charlie Johnson. 1st Reh: 02/23/27. Runs: 03/19/27 – 04/04/27. Possible Extension: 4/25/27. In Florida Rep’s Historic Arcade Theatre.

Note: “Never Can Say Goodbye” is a tribute to the strong (mostly) female voices of the 1970s. The song list includes hits made famous by Gloria Gaynor, Roberta Flack, The Jackson 5, Linda Ronstadt, B.J. Thomas, Three Dog Night, Diana Ross, and more! Seeking a diverse ensemble of female singer, actors, dancers.

ALISON: Female. Mid 20s-30. Any race or ethnicity. Solos include “You Light up My Life” and “I Want You Back.” (Eb3-C6)

  • First Call:
    • Monologue
    • Sing from your book (full song or a cut). Pick a song from the period (if you can), and show us your range and personality. Have fun!
  • Callback:

JASMINE: Black female. Mid 20s-30s. Solos include “Right Back Where You Started” and “Lady Marmalade.” (Eb3-A5)

PATTIE: Female. Mid 20s-30. Any race or ethnicity. Solos include “You’re No Good” and “Crazy on You.” (E3-G5)

  • First Call:
    • Monologue
    • Sing from your book (full song or a cut). Pick a song from the period (if you can), and show us your range and personality. Have fun!
  • Callback:

LAURA: Female. Mid 20s-30s. Solos include “Heart of Glass” and “Magic Man.” (D3-G5)

  • First Call:
    • Monologue
    • Sing from your book (full song or a cut). Pick a song from the period (if you can), and show us your range and personality. Have fun!
  • Callback:

WANDA: Female. Mid 20s-30s. Solos include “Poor, Poor, Pitiful Me” and “Old Fashioned Love Song.” (E3-F#5)

  • First Call:
    • Monologue
    • Sing from your book (full song or a cut). Pick a song from the period (if you can), and show us your range and personality. Have fun!
  • Callback:

GINA: Black female. Mid 20s-30s. Solos include “First Time I Ever Saw Your Face” and “I Think I Love You.” (D3-F#5).

PRIVATE LIVES by Noel Coward. Director: Chris Clavelli.1st Reh: 3/16/27. Runs: 4/09/27 – 05/09/27/26. Possible Extension: 4/26/25. In the ArtStage Studio Theatre.

Note: Coward’s characters are British and on honeymoon in Paris. Louise is French. Dialects will be used.

SIBYL CHASE: Female. Mid 20s. Coquettish, bubbly, and somewhat shallow. She is not given to particularly deep thought. Very much the blushing bride and is threatened by Elyot’s previous wife.

AMANDA PRYNNE: Female. Mid 30s-Mid 40s. A beautiful second-time bride – formerly married to Elyot – and is now married to Victor. She has a fiery temper and a tendency toward impulsive behavior.

VICTOR PRYNNE: Male. Mid/late 30s. Amanda’s new husband. He is pleased to describe himself as “normal.” Formal, dignified, and possibly dull.

 

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