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2025 WATERWORKS
Cold-Plunge Auditions

Auditions: Sunday, February 16 (1-5pm)

Whether you’re a seasoned performer, or are just dipping your toe in, we’d love to have you join us for our third festival of concert and staged readings of new works for the theater. Anyone and everyone interested in acting during the 2025 WATERWORKS Festival, a celebration of new theatrical works coming up May 16-June 1 at Live Arts Theater, is invited to the party.

WATERWORKS COLD-PLUNGE AUDITIONS will serve as general auditions for the festival (age 15+).
Actors aged 15+ are invited to learn about acting opportunities, ask questions about the festival, and audition for our WATERWORKS actor pool during the event on February 16.

Please email volunteer@livearts.org to reserve your audition slot. We will accommodate as many walk-ins as possible, but reserving a slot will avoid a long wait time!

What to prepare: No need to prepare a monologue! Just please come prepared to fill out a conflict calendar for March 1-June 1, 2025. We will ask actors to do a cold reading* with materials provided upon arrival.

*What’s a cold reading? You will be given a pre-marked section of a script, have a few
minutes to look it over, and then read it aloud for the director pool.


AUDITIONS FOR 2025 SUMMER TEEN SHOWS

GENERAL NOTE: These two shows are performed in a rotating repertory, meaning they alternate on a given night. You will be given an opportunity to let the directors know which show or shows you are interested in.  We encourage actors to audition for both shows, if interested. In an ideal world, the directors are seeking one cast for both shows, however actors only interested in one or the other will still be considered!

Actors must be 14-21 years old to be considered for casting.

YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN Auditions

By Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan
Music & Lyrics by Mel Brooks

Directed by Ti Ames
Music Direction by Abby Smith

Performances: July 10, 12, 18, 19*, 20*, 24, 26* [*2pm matinee performances]

Auditions: Friday March 21,  5-7pm, and Saturday, March 22, 10-3pm

PLEASE NOTE: If you are unavailable on the audition dates, we are accepting video auditions with a preference for standing and your body in the frame. Please contact volunteer@livearts.org to submit your audition.

Callbacks: Sunday, March 23, 12-6pm

Rehearsals Begin: Sunday, April 27* (*time TBD) 

Rehearsals are scheduled Sunday through Thursday evenings from 7-10pm. 

Please bring a list of schedule conflicts to your audition 


CORIOLANUS Auditions

by William Shakespeare
Directed by Daniel Kunkel

Performances: July 11, 17, 19, 25, and 26. 

Auditions: Friday March 21,  5-7pm, and Saturday, March 22, 10-3pm

PLEASE NOTE: If you are unavailable on the audition dates, we are accepting video auditions with a preference for standing and your body in the frame. Please contact volunteer@livearts.org to submit your audition.

Callbacks: Sunday, March 23, 12-6pm

Rehearsals Begin: Sunday, April 27* (*time TBD) 

Rehearsals are scheduled Sundays through Thursday evenings from 7-10pm. 

Please bring a list of schedule conflicts to your audition


Live Arts holds multiple auditions throughout our season. To stay up to date on auditions, casting calls, and opportunities follow us on Instagram, Facebook or sign up for our volunteer newsletter.

More Ways to Get Involved!

Check out our volunteer page for more opportunities to get involved!

Check out our more opportunities page for information on year-round programming



Meet Our Production & Volunteer Manager Aldrian Argante!

Looking to get involved, but don’t know where to start? Aldrian Argante will get you signed up for an audition, help you find volunteer resources, or chat about what volunteer opportunities might be a good fit for you.

If you are interested in auditioning this season, reach out to aldrian@livearts.org.


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