Tafe

The Influencer’s New Clothes Auditions
by Paige Hoke

IF you are unable to make an audition date, please email info@tafepa.org for an alternate date.

Note: the theatre is not handicap accessible

SHOW SYNOPSIS
This brand-new play is a modern twist on the classic story "The Emperor’s New Clothes." Two swindlers convince a social media influencer that they can make a magnificent outfit for the influencer's upcoming red carpet-event. But is it true that this outfit can only be seen by the most intelligent and trustworthy?

Needed

11 Teen/Adult Females
6 Teen/Adult Males
3 Children
Also seeking crew members! No audition is necessary, but please submit an audition form.

General Audition Information:

An audition is one of the first pieces of a production. Whether this is your first audition or your hundredth, we would love to have you, no experience is required. Every theatre and director will do things a little differently. For main stage shows here at TAFE, everyone interested in being involved in any capacity needs to fill out an audition form. There’s no need to prep any lines, just bring yourself and a list of availability during the rehearsal period. Children under 18 must bring their parents as well.

We will call you back to read and audition with a group. This means that the first person at auditions may not be the first person to audition, as they may not fit into the group being auditioned first. We do try to take younger kids first when and if possible.

Audition material will be provided for you. Helpers are available for those who need help reading. You may leave as soon as you read unless you are asked to read again. We try to give everyone an equal amount of time so you can expect to have some wait time – we encourage all to bring a book/homework! First-timers and experienced performers all receive the same consideration. Feel free to ask questions and visit with the other parents and people auditioning.

TAFE is an educationally oriented community theatre, thus our focus is on people of all ages both in the show and in the audience. GOOD SHOW!