Audition

Season 101 AuditionS

Season 101 Auditions are now closed. Thank you to everyone who shared their time and talents with us!

Youth audition information for THE WIZARD OF OZ and TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD will be announced closer to those productions. Stay tuned for more information!

Auditions - Jesus Christ Superstar In Concert

PERSONNEL
Kristofer Parker (Theatre Manager at Mauldin Theatre Company & Director for Jesus Christ Superstar)

Janice Wright (Music Director for Jesus Christ Superstar)

 

LOCATION

Mauldin Cultural Center

101 East Butler Road

Mauldin, SC 29662

 

AUDITION DATE

Saturday, September 26, 2026 10am – 6pm

(Lunch break will be 1-2pm)

 

SEEKING

Actors for Mauldin Theatre Company and Greenville Theatre’s co-production of Jesus Christ Superstar in concert. 

Seeking actors with local housing only at this time. 

 

Only seeing actors 15 years of age and older at this time

 

Please see individual breakdown for roles, dates, and details. Although the breakdown lists gender identity as indicated by the playwright, we welcome actors of all gender expressions to present for the roles they most identify with.

 

We will be accepting video audition submissions in addition to our in-person appointments. Video submission details and instructions will be provided separately by email request only.

 

SUBMISSION

Please follow the instructions to secure your audition time through SignUp Genius to select your time.

If you are unable to attend auditions in-person, you may submit a virtual audition by emailing casting@greenvilletheatre.org. We will then provide you with detailed instructions for your virtual audition. 

 

Subject line: Jesus Christ Superstar Virtual Audition, [Insert Your Name] 

 

Please indicate the following in the body of your email:

I am seeking instructions to submit a virtual audition for Jesus Christ Superstar in concert at Mauldin Theatre Company / Greenville Theatre. Then state the area for your local housing during the duration of the contract.

 

Virtual auditions must be submitted by Thursday, September 24, 2026 at 6pm for consideration.

 
PREPARATION

Please prepare 1 song of your own choosing (32 bar cut or 90 seconds in length) in the style of the show. Actors are allowed and welcome to sing a song from the show. 

 

BlueTooth speakers will NOT be available. An accompanist will be provided. Please bring sheet music in your key for the audition. Please also bring your audition book, or 1 back-up song in case the creative team would like to hear further material. 

 

Please bring a hard copy of your headshot (picture) and resume, stapled together back to back. If you do not have a professional headshot, please provide the creative team with a current photo. 

 

CALLBACKS 

There will be no callbacks for this production at this time.

 

 

AUDITION LOCATION/ CHECK-IN INFORMATION

Audition Location:

Mauldin Cultural Center

101 East Butler Road

Mauldin, SC 29662

Meeting Room, located in front of the building, opposite the Auditorium. Auditions will be in progress so please do not come directly into the room upon arrival. You will need to check-in first.

 

 

Parking: 

Parking is always free at Mauldin Cultural Center, and is located in front of the building

 

 

Check-in: 

Please look for directional signage in the hallway to direct you to check-in. A monitor will be there to verify your name and audition time. You may wait in the Greenroom until the monitor lets you know it is your time to head to the meeting room for your audition. Restrooms are available in our lobby for usage. 

 

 

Jesus Christ Superstar

Music: Andrew Lloyd Webber

Lyrics: Tim Rice

Director/Choreographer: Kristofer Parker

Music Director: Janice Wright

 

*There will be no rehearsals during the holidays between December 17 – January 2*

**We are willing to accommodate actor schedules during December shows**

 

First Rehearsal: Monday, December 7, 2026 (limited schedule pending conflicts)

Tech at MTC: Saturday, January 9 & Sunday, January 10 (1-10pm – dinner provided) with Monday, January 11 – Thursday, January 14, 2027

Performances at MTC: Friday, January 15 – Saturday, January 16, 2027

Dry Tech at GT (no actors): Sunday, January 17, 2027

Tech week at GT: Monday, January 18 – Thursday, January 21, 2027

Performances at GT: Friday, January 22 – Saturday, January 23, 2027

 

 

Please note that the roles of Jesus of Nazareth and Judas Iscariot have been cast. All other roles are open and available. We are looking for a diverse company of performers. 

 

 

Mary Magdelene: Female identifying, range F3-D#5/Eb5. She is Jesus’ most intimate confidante, a reformed prostitute whose unwavering devotion evolves into unspoken romantic love, offering emotional sanctuary amid chaos and representing themes of redemption and unconditional acceptance.

 

 

Peter: Male identifying, range G2-G4. He is Jesus’ impulsive right-hand apostle, a baritone Everyman whose bravado crumbles into cowardice, symbolizing the frailty of human commitment and the pain of denial.

 

 

Simon Zealotes: Male identifying, range G3-B4. He is a fiery tenor apostle and revolutionary zealot who idealizes Jesus as a political liberator, urging violent uprising against Rome in a high-energy number that showcases the movement’s militant fringe.

 

 

Caiaphas: Male identifying, range C2 (low C)-F4. He is the high priest of Sanhedrin, a commanding bass-baritone who prioritizes institutional stability over spiritual truth, viewing Jesus as a blasphemous threat that could provoke Roman annihilation of Jewish autonomy.

 

 

King Herod: Male identifying, range C3-G4. He is a frivolous and witty ruler unimpressed with Jesus. He taunts and teases Jesus, demanding that he perform trivial miracles to prove his identity. 

 

 

Pontius Pilot: Male identifying, range A2-B4. He is the conflicted Roman prefect of Judea, a baritone figure of reluctant authority who embodies imperial detachment and moral cowardice, haunted by prophetic dreams that foreshadow his infamous role in Jesus’ fate.

 

 

Annas: Male identifying, range G2-D5. He is a major advisor to the head priest and is disturbed by Jesus’ growing popularity. He is dedicated to the priesthood and sees the wellbeing of his people as his responsibility.

 

 

Ensemble: Any gender expression, all vocal ranges. They play the nine ensemble-apostle roles (Judas, Peter & Simon are featured soloists), Jesus’ followers, high priests, the public condemning Jesus, and other incidental characters (lepers/beggars, characters in the temple, etc).

 

 

DETAILS

This production will typically rehearse Monday-Friday 7pm-10:30pm, with Saturdays off, and Sunday rehearsals from 1pm-6pm. For tech week at MTC, we will be utilizing both Saturday, January 9th and Sunday, January 10th. All actors must be available for all tech week(s) and performances in order to participate in this show. 

 

Youth Auditions - The Wizard of Oz & Big Fish

PERSONNEL
Carter Allen (GT Education Director / Wizard of Oz Director)

Fawn Allen (Wizard of Oz Choreographer)

Taylor Marlatt (Wizard of Oz Music Director)

Laura Sykes (GT Casting Assistant)


LOCATION

Greenville Theatre

444 College St

Greenville, SC 29601

 

AUDITION DATE

Saturday, September 19, 2026 from 10am-1pm


SEEKING

Youth actors for Greenville Theatre’s productions of The Wizard of Oz and Big Fish in the 2026/2027 Season 101 at Greenville Theatre.

Seeking actors with local housing only at this time. 

Only seeking actors aged 7-14 years at this time. There are no height restrictions for either production.

*Youth Auditions for To Kill A Mockingbird and Hairspray will happen at a later date.*

*For THE WIZARD OF OZ, please note that there will be no rehearsal on Thanksgiving from Thursday, November 26 – Saturday, November 28th*

Please see individual breakdown for roles, dates, and details.
 

SUBMISSION

Please follow the instructions to secure your audition time through SignUp Genius to select your group.

If you are unable to attend auditions in-person, you may submit a virtual audition by emailing carter@greenvilletheatre.org. We will provide you with detailed instructions for your virtual audition upon request.

  

AUDITION PREPARATION

All youth auditioners are asked to come wearing clothes that they feel comfortable moving in, closed-toe shoes (dance shoes or gym/tennis shoes), and a water bottle. You do not need to prepare a song or monologue; materials will be provided for you at the audition! 

 

CALLBACKS 

There will be no callbacks for these roles. All roles will be cast from the initial audition.

 

AUDITION LOCATION/ CHECK-IN INFORMATION

Audition Location:

444 College St.

Greenville, SC 29601

We will be splitting the groups into different locations throughout the building: McCalla Hall, onstage, and in our front lobby. You will need to check-in first. Please see check-in instructions below.

Parking: 

Parking is free on Saturdays and evenings, and is located behind our building. This is a shared parking lot with the other buildings on Heritage Green. Parking can be tricky on the weekend, so please give yourself time to find parking. There is no need to take a ticket on the weekend or after 5pm during the week as parking is free.  

Check-in: 

Please head directly to McCalla Hall, located up the stairs and at the back of the theatre for check-in. This is where parents will drop-off their children and pick them back up when we are done. If a youth actor is more comfortable with a guardian being present throughout the process, they will be welcome to stay in our Green Room. 

 

THE WIZARD OF OZ

Story & Book: L. Frank Baum

Music & Lyrics: Harold Arlen and E. Y. Harburg

Director: Carter Allen

Choreographer: Fawn Allen

Music Director: Taylor Marlatt

 

First Rehearsal on: Sunday, October 11, 2026 

Tech: Sunday November 22 – Sunday, November 29, 2026

*No rehearsal on Thanksgiving from Thursday, November 26 – Saturday, November 28th

Previews: Monday, November 30 – Thursday, December 3, 2026

Opening: Friday, December 4, 2026

Closing: Sunday, December 20, 2026

 

Youth Ensemble: Munchkins (varying roles), Ozians, flying monkeys, etc. No prior theatrical experience necessary!

 

BIG FISH

Book: John August

Music & Lyrics: Andrew Lippa

Director: Christopher Rose

Choreographer: Katie Stewart

 

First Rehearsal on/about: Sunday, January 3, 2027

Tech: Sunday, February 14 – Sunday, February 21, 2027

Previews: Monday, February 22 – Thursday, February 25, 2027

Opening: Friday, February 26, 2027

Closing: Sunday, March 14, 2027

 

Young Will: Male-identifying; age range 8-12. A smart, thoughtful, and pragmatic boy. While he loves his imaginative father, Edward Bloom, young Will begins transitioning from childhood wonder into early skepticism, seeking factual truth over his father’s tall tales. Great singing and acting abilities required. 

 

PARTICIPATION DETAILS 

In order to participate in any production at Greenville Theatre, actors must have minimal conflicts for the rehearsal process and must be available for the 3 weeks leading to opening night, including: tech week, preview week, and every performance of the show. Our productions rehearse at Greenville Theatre Monday-Friday 7pm-10:30pm*, with Saturdays off, and Sunday rehearsals from 1pm-6pm. 

 

*Youth actors will be released at 9:30pm. Youth actors are required to stay for the full rehearsal length throughout all of tech week and at a designer run rehearsals (full run of each act in the rehearsal period). 

 

Our performance schedule runs Thursday-Sunday with 7:30pm evening shows, Saturday matinees at 2pm, and Sunday matinees at 3pm. Actors are called 1 hour prior to showtime. All youth actors must have transportation to and from. 

Auditions, callbacks, and the casting process are not purely based on talent and ability. There are many factors that go into each casting decision for the different worlds we are creating. Auditions are an opportunity to showcase your work, who you are as an individual, and to see if you fit the creative teams’ vision for their specific play(s). 

 

ORGANIZATION DETAILS

Greenville Theatre is the oldest and largest professional producing non-profit theatre company in the Upstate. Now celebrating 101 years, our Mission is to inspire, educate, entertain, and connect our community through necessary art and storytelling. 

Greenville Theatre is an equal opportunity employer and encourages performers of all backgrounds, ethnicities, gender expressions, ages, and abilities to audition.

As an organization, we are dedicated to a casting process that is nurturing and welcoming to all. Our goal is to create an audition space where individuals are seen, heard, respected, and appreciated. We can’t wait to see your work!