A Note From the Producer Each
show, our staff is faced with a number of difficult choices. Our
experience in Community Theater in the metro area has taught us to
expect a large turnout of exceptionally talented and enthusiastic
individuals at our auditions. This
production of Fiddler on the Roof is no exception. In the first
two weekends, we heard over 125 people trying out for all roles. We
were
confronted with the difficult reality of having to close cast auditions
and choose from the pool of talent available to us at that time. Please
note: Orchestra Audtions will continue throughout May. If
you were not chosen, did not get the role you had hoped for, or were
not able to audition this time around, take heart. Because of sheer
numbers, we had to make our choices for lead roles this year without
including some people who are equal in proficiency to those who were
chosen for those roles. Please consider this your open invitation to
attend our future tryouts, and pursue all your heart can dream of. If you are cast in a principal,
understudy, or ensemble role, and feel you cannot fulfill it, we would
rather hear about it sooner than later. Everyone is considered
an
integral and important part of the production, and it is a loss of
everyone’s time to rehearse staging and choreography for anyone who
would be absent later. As a note of information, our annual
“Community Theater Spirit” awards are made to the ensemble members
who demonstrate the highest character, commitment, and extra help to
make sure their roles and the show in general is the very best it can
be. We don’t give awards for talent in this organization. If we did,
there would be literally dozens of such awards for each production. Thanks
for letting us be a part of your life, |