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Chicago Teen Edition Book By Bob Fosse & Fred Ebb, music by John Kander, Lyrics by Fred Ebb Based on the play by Maurine Dallas Watkins, Script adaptation by David Thompson and Music by Paul Mckibbins

Chicago Teen Edition

Book by Bob Fosse & Fred Ebb Music by John Kander Lyrics By Fred Ebb Based on the play by Maurine Dallas Watkins Script Adaptation by David Thompson Music Editing by Paul McKibbins

Chicago Teen Edition Book By Bob Fosse & Fred Ebb, music by John Kander, Lyrics by Fred Ebb Based on the play by Maurine Dallas Watkins, Script adaptation by David Thompson and Music by Paul Mckibbins

Chicago Teen Edition

Book by Bob Fosse & Fred Ebb Music by John Kander Lyrics By Fred Ebb Based on the play by Maurine Dallas Watkins Script Adaptation by David Thompson Music Editing by Paul McKibbins

ALL CAST AND CREW WILL NEED TO BE AT THE READ-THROUGH ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH, IMMEDIATELY AFTER SCHOOL IN THE HPAC

To accept your role, please attend the read-through.  You my find the calendar here.  If you auditioned for or would like to be in the chorus, but do not see your name, please email cooperry@troy.k12.mo.us

The crew list will be posted at a later date. If you signed up for crew, please join us at the read-through.

  • Roxie

    Allison Mills

     

    Velma

    Hailey Evans

     

    Billy Flynn

    Chris Cato

     

    Amos

    Cale Peggs

     

    Matron Mama Morton

    Savhana Myers

     

    Mary Sunshine

    Lillian Wattelet

     

    Liz

    Grace Lester

     

    Annie

    Mallory Blankenship

     

    June

    Katie Knipping

     

    Hunyak

    Astrid Breckenkamp

     

    Mona

    Rowan Kinne

     

    Fred

    Gavin Mitchell

     

    Officer Fogarty

    Myles Gillespie

     

    Harrison/Court Reporter

    Raegan Schieffer

     

    Kitty

    Leighton Conder

     

    Harry

    Josh Cuffman

     

    Judge

    Vinny Patton

     

    Clerk

    Hayden Callaway

     

    Reporter 1

    Millie Dalton

     

    Reporter 3

    Alyna Tucker

     

    Juror 1

    Abbigail Dreyfus

  • Elsa Galloway (1), Hatchet Madry (2), Marie Rogalski (3), Myles Gillespie (4), Peyton Fortney (9), Alyssa Haggard (10), Kylee Parker (11), Donovan Damron (12)

     

  • Jay Arnold, Olivia Bauman, Olivia Beck, Clair Bischof, Laney Blanton, Lorelei Burbach, Leighton Conder, Lucy Costa, Reaghan Coy, Josh Cuffman, Millie Dalton, Donovan Damron, Abbi Dennis, Colton Dietz, Claire Ezerski, Peyton Fortney, Tori Golightly, Alyssa Haggard, Abbey Hood, Amelia House, Kayne Hupp, Serenity Jenkins, Emmalynn Kampplain, Sophia Livingston, Gabriela Loraine, Hatchet Madry, Myah Malicoat, Olivia Mansfield, Kylee Parker, Vinny Patton, Marie Rogalski, Skylar Roney, Cheyenne Rutledge, Raegan Schieffer, Ella Snead, Tyler Solari, Rosalie Starkey, Emmalee Stewart-Boland, Morgan Turos, Aubrey Walker, Henry Wand, Aubrey Wieman, Sam Worley, Madison Zoellick

Audition Information

  • This audition packet contains the songs and sides (readings) that will be used at auditions. We may pull out additional songs/sides if we need to. It is helpful if you are prepared ahead of time and you are familiar with the songs, but it is not required to be memorized. In fact, keep the score and sides in your hand, just in case you have a brain blip. Songs can be found on YouTube. For individual parts, you will be asked to sing alone with the track. If you would like to be in the chorus, you will need to complete a dance audition. If you do not care about being in the core ensemble, turn in an audition form.  

  • Now is a great time to start! We love seeing new people at auditions. We were all “new” once and are cheering you on. We offer roles to those who fit the part the best: freshmen and seniors have equal opportunity for parts. 

  • We do not require the songs or scenes to be memorized. That said, the more familiar you are with the material, the more effective your audition will be.

     

  • Our audition day is Wednesday, September 4th. If you have to leave early, let us know so we can put you first. If you are coming late, let us know so we don’t skip over you. If you cannot make it at all, please talk to Mr. Cooper or Mrs. Kozinski.

     

  • You do not have to audition. Just turn in a crew form. 

    1.  Be confident – even if you have never done this before, walk into the audition as if you own the place. But, remember, arrogance is not confidence.
    2.  Be kind to each other; you never know what someone is going through or if you will be working together. This is a great life lesson as well.
    3. Make bold choices – you need to show us your stuff. These are bigger than life characters, don’t just stand and sing. 

    4. Be as familiar with the musical and the characters as possible. YouTube is a great resource to use (cough, cough…). The original cast album is widely available. 

       

  • Here’s a secret… Everyone will be nervous. Even if they say they aren’t. You will be nervous. That is a good thing! The key is to channel your nerves into good positive energy. Think of your heart racing as gearing up for something exciting. It is important to remember that the directors want to see you succeed. We are cheering you on. Just show up and have fun! That’s what all of this is about.

     

  • For more information about the musical, see the choir/theatre rooms. 

    Mr. Cooper and Dr. Kennedy can be found in Room 350 @ NGC or Room 100 @ TBHS. 

    Email: cooperry@troy.k12.mo.us & Kennedyk@troy.k12.mo.us

    Mrs. Kozinski can be found in Room 107 @ TBHS. 

    Email: kozinskt@troy.k12.mo.us

    Mrs. Meinert can be found in Room 124 @ TBHS or Room 350 @ NGC.

    Email: meinerta@troy.k12.mo.us