Auditions

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General Information

Thank you for choosing to audition for the Titusville Playhouse 2025-2026 season on Acceptd!

AUDITION APPLICATION LINK

PLEASE NOTE: BOTH IN PERSON & VIRTUAL SUBMISSIONS ARE REQUIRED TO FILL OUT AN ONLINE AUDITION FORM PRIOR TO THE AUDITION

(Please note the audition portal closes the final night of each round of auditions at 11:59pm)

IN PERSON AUDITION

  • Please select the production(s) to the left under “Start an Application” you are submitting for.
    • You are not required to upload audition material when auditioning in person but are welcome to submit additional material on the application.
  • In person auditions are at the Titusville Playhouse at 301 Julia Street in Titusville, FL 32796.
  • You will enter through the main entrance of the theatre to sign in.
  • Main entrance doors open 15 minutes before audition slot to assign audition number. Please sign-up for an audition slot on our Acceptd Portal. Slots are from 6:15-7:30 & 7:30-9:30 both nights.
  • You are only required at one evening of auditions. Callbacks are done, when necessary at the discretion of the production team, at the audition or in the following days.
  • There WILL NOT be a dance call at in person musical theatre auditions (unless otherwise noted).
  • For musicals, please prepare your own 32-bar cut of an appropriate song or you may choose to use a provided audition cut
  • An audition accompanist will be provided or you may use instrumental tracks via bluetooth or auxiliary cord.
  • For plays, audition sides will be provided.
  • Those who are cast will be contacted by the production team directly. All cast lists will be posted here once casting is finalized.

VIRTUAL AUDITION

  • Please select the production(s) to the left under “Start an Application” you are submitting for.
    • You are required to upload audition material when auditioning in person but are welcome to submit additional material on the application.
  • When filling out the application please do so to the best of your ability. Those who are cast will be contacted by the production team directly. All cast lists will be posted here once casting is finalized.

STIPEND POLICY

  • Every adult actor will receive a travel stipend at the end of the show’s run with a $1,000 guarantee for Mainstage productions & $500 guarantee for Stage 2 productions.
  • Every child actor will receive a scholarship to the Rising Stars education program.
  • Titusville Playhouse, when needed and able, will offer Equity guest contracts to members of the union/non-union out-of-town guest artist contracts.

 

Please call the Titusville Playhouse at 321-268-1125 or email audition@titusvilleplayhouse.com with any audition-related questions. Thank you!

For technical questions, please visit the Acceptd Help Desk.

Audition Dates

2026-2027 Season Audition Dates

November 1: Les Misérables (Children Only at 5:30pm)
November 2 & 3: Les Misérables (Adults Only)
January 17: Finding Neverland (Children Only at 5:30pm)
January 18 & 19: Finding Neverland (Adults Only)
March 22 & 23: Once Upon A One More Time

AUDITION APPLICATION LINK

(Please note the audition portal closes the final night of each round of auditions at 11:59pm)

Audition Sides

  • For musicals, optional audition sides will be provided with the audition cut mp3, but feel free to prepare your own 32-bar cut of an appropriate song or song from the show.
    *Sides will not be taught at the audition, please familiarize yourself with the mp3 instrumental.
  • Children must used provided audition cut for the audition.
  • An audition accompanist will be provided or you may use instrumental tracks via bluetooth or auxiliary cord.
  • For plays, audition sides will be provided at the audition

Optional Audition Sides Available Here

Available One Week Before the Audition

Show Information

Come From Away

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September 11–October 18, 2026
Mainstage 

Directed by Niko Stamos
Music Directed by Spencer Crosswell

Crystal/Control 1/Pilot 5/Diane/Staff 1/Passenger 1/Brenda/Flight Attendant (MATS)/Local 1/Reporter 5: Traci McGough

Margie/Actor 2/Control 2/Pilot 1/Hannah/Staff 2/Passenger 2/Party Girl/Micky/Newfoundlander/Flight Attendant (MATS)/Local 3/Reporter 8: Anya Bray

Janice/Actor 3/Control 3/Pilot 3/Flight Attendant/Staff 3/Britney/Hindu Passenger: Rachel Erickson

Beulah/Control 4/Pilot 6/Staff 4/Passenger 4/Delores/Customs Officer 4/Actor 4/Flight Attendant (MATS): Dana Vinci

Bonnie/Control 5/Pilot 2/Staff 5/Martha/Passenger 5/Actor 5/Flight Attendant (MATS)/Crowd 5/Local 5/Hindu Passenger: Lindsey Strembicki

Control 6/Pilot 6/Beverley/Staff 6/Passenger 6/Actor 6/Newfoundlander: Emily Cabana

Annette/Singer 6/Control 6/Pilot 4/Staff 3/Passenger 3/Party Girl/Newfoundlander/Flight Attendant (MATS)/Local 6:  Mackenzie Olitsky

Female Understudy: Lou Walker

Oz/Control 7/Pilot 7/Kevin T/Staff 7/Passenger 8/President Bus/Terry/Dr./Passenger 8: Jordyn Linkous

Garth/Singer 8/Control 8/Pilot 8/Staff/Joey/Customs Officer 7/Mr. Michaels/Actor 11/Dr./Singer 10/Newfoundlander (Take Oz Line Pg. 100)/Local 9/Reporter 9: Jonathan Aspin

Control 8/Pilot 7/Staff 9/Passenger 9/Kevin J/Ali/Cardiologist/Local 2: Gregory Naman

Actor 10/Control 9/Pilot 10/Bob/Staff 10/Passenger 10/Muhumuza/Captain Bristol/Dr./Singer 10/Crowd 10/local 10/Robin: Josh Brown

Claude/Singer 11/Control 11/Pilot 11/Passenger 11/Derm/Brenda’s Brother/Dr./Eddie/Local 11/Crowd 11: Patrick Kramer

Doug/Singer 12/Control 10/Pilot 12/Nick/Staff 12/Passenger 12/Actor 12/Matty/Male Townsperson/Dr./Jewish Passenger/Local 8: Kevin McCaughin

Dwight/Actor 9/Control 12/Pilot 9/Staff 8/Passenger 7/Actor 7/Rabbi/Staff 8/Dr./Local 12/Crowd 12/Reporter 7: Ian Garrison

Male Understudy: Erik Narvaez

Stranger Sings

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October 23–November 1, 2026
Stage 2

Directed by Niko Stamos
Music Directed by Spencer Crosswell

Mike/Customer/Demo Blackbird/B Demo/Creature 3: Caleb Jingo

Dustin/Beetlejuice/Demo Bunny/A Demo/Creature 2: Ian Garrison

Lucas/Demogorgon/Eight/Erica/Edward Scissorhands/Customer: Stanley Taylor

Nancy/Eleven/Robin: Mackenzie Olitsky

Barb/Scientist/Heather Chandler/Customer/Demo Corgi/Creature 1: Morgan Francis

Steve/Jonathan/Dr. Brenner/Scientist/Demo Bottlenose Dolphin: Michael McNamara

Hopper/Mrs. Wheeler/Mr. Clarke/Scientist/Demo Kitten/R Demo: Jonathan Aspin

Joyce/Will/Scientist/B Demo: Madelynn Roberts

It’s A Wonderful Life the Musical

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November 20–December 20, 2026
Mainstage 

Directed by Steven J. Heron
Music Directed by Spencer Crosswell

CLARENCE, an Angel
BERT, the cop
ERNIE, the taxi driver
GEORGE BAILEY, our hero THIS ROLE HAS BEEN CAST
JOE HEPNER*, shop owner, Building & Loan customer
MR. GOWER, the pharmacist
MR. MARTINI, immigrant from Italy
MRS. MARTINI, his wife
HARRY BAILEY, George’s brother
VIOLET BICK, George’s friend
MOTHER BAILEY, George’s mother
UNCLE BILLY, George’s uncle
COUSIN TILLY, Billy’s cousin
HENRY POTTER, the richest and meanest man in town
POTTER’S GOON, moves Potter around in wheelchair, non-speaking
POP BAILEY*, George’s father
SAM WAINWRIGHT, George’s friend
MARY HATCH*, Mary’s brother
MARY (HATCH) BAILEY, George’s wife
MAYOR* of Bedford Falls
MR. REINEMAN*, Potter’s employee
TOM, Bailey Building & Loan Board member, customer
RUTH DAKIN BAILEY*, Harry’s wife
MRS. HATCH*, Mary’s Mother
ED*, Building & Loan customer
CHARLIE, Building & Loan customer
RANDALL*, Building & Loan customer
MRS. THOMPSON*, Building & Loan customer
WOMAN 1*, Building & Loan customer
WOMAN 2*, Building & Loan customer
WOMAN 3*, Building & Loan customer
WOMAN 4*, Building & Loan customer
MRS. DAVIS, Building & Loan customer
PETE BAILEY, age 9
JANIE BAILEY, age 8
TOMMY BAILEY, age 5
ZUZU BAILEY, age 6
WOMAN 5*, on Main Street
MR. CARTER*, the Bank Examiner
SHIRLEY*, the Bank Teller
SALVATION ARMY MAN*
CHORUS of Bedford Falls Townspeople
SHERIFF

Rehearsal Period: September 27-November 19
Rehearsals are typically Sunday-Thursday evening from 6:30-10:30

Les Misérables

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January 15 – February 28, 2027
Mainstage 

Directed by Steven J. Heron
Music Directed by Spencer Crosswell

Jean Valjean: Sings to B, high lyrics baritone or tenor, with both strong low notes and a strong falsetto. A poor peasant who rises to affluence, he has great natural nobility and dignity. A powerful figure, with a character of operatic size and passion. The voice needs to have a pop/rock sound or a classical sound of extraordinary textual clarity.
Javert: Baritone, sings to G. Must have a natural gravitas with ability to be expressive and dynamic. Policemen who relentlessly hunts Valjean. An imposing character. The ultimate ‘law and order’ figure. Obsessed, to the point of irrationality, with rigid and merciless moral code.
The Bishop Of Digne: Must have a strong, rich lower register to a bottom A. Although capable of playing great age, the actor playing the Bishop is cast in a variety of roles and needs to flexibility to play a range of ages. A religious man who, despite Valjean’s theft of his valuable possessions, sees passed the convict and allows him to move on with his new life.
Fantine: Poor but beautiful and elegant factory girl, struggling to support her fatherless daughter. Later is a pauper, a prostitute, a consumptive and a ghost. Earthy and poignant. Although she is finally defeated by circumstances, she should appear to be strong and a survivor. She puts up a valiant fight against the horrors of her life.
The Foreman: To form part of the ensemble, along with the featured ensemble part of Factory Foreman. An overbearing, sleazy man who runs the factory. Sacks Fantine, leaving her destitute.
Bamatbois: To form part of the ensemble, along with the featured ensembles part of Bamatabois. A nasty and dangerous upper-class man who lecherously approaches Fantine for the night. When she declines and attacks him, he calls on Javert to arrest her.
Fauchelevant

Fauchelevant is the victim of the cart crash.

Little Cosette: Young Cosette is Fantine’s daughter and the Thénardiers’ ward. She has been forced into child labor. She is underfed, beaten by Madame Thénardier, and bullied by Eponine.
Thenardier: Baritone. Strong comic character role. A crooked innkeeper, later a petty, amoral thief. Greedy, irrerent, selfish, boorish, vulgar.
Madame Thenardier: Belter. Tough, sharp, coarse, boorish, vulgar. Strong character comedienne role.
Young Eponine: Young Eponine is the pampered daughter of the Thénardiers. She does little except taunt Young Cosette.
Gavroche: Gavroche is Thénardier’s son. He is left to fend for himself and lives by his wits in the streets of Paris. Gavroche is brave, witty, and arrogant, with a fantastic, unchanged voice.
Eponine: An enormous and beautiful belt voice, with a contemporary edge. Daughter of the Thénardiers but in no way behaves like them. Fired by an unrequited love for Marius. Gamine. Hasn’t learned to disguise her emotions; wears her heart on her sleeve.
Cosette: Soprano to high C but a light, young ‘floating’ sound, without heavy vibrato. Fantine’s daughter (first seen as and played by a child) delicate, elegant, vulnerable and beautiful. Falls in love with and later marries Marius
Montparnasse: A member of Thénardier’s gang of thieves. Montparnasse is handsome and dangerous (he kills with a knife).
Babet: A member of Thénardier’s gang of thieves.
Brujon: A member of Thénardier’s gang of thieves. A genuine gangster, Brujon is stupid and evil.
Claquesous: A member of Thénardier’s gang of thieves. Claquesous is tough, dangerous, and secretive.
Enjolras: High baritone/tenor. Very strong singer. Handsome, charismatic political figure, leader of the revolutionary movement.
Marius: High baritone. Member of the revolutionary student movement. Attractive and romantic but in a sensitive, 19th century ‘Byronic’ way.
Combeferre: Member of the ABC society, a secret society of students and workers. Combeferre is the philosopher and believer in peace. He is gentle, humane, strong, and brave.
Feuilly: Member of the ABC society, a secret society of students and workers. Feuilly is a worker who is a self-educated orphan. He is an affectionate, warm, and poetic believer in “nationality.”
Courfeyrac: Member of the ABC society, a secret society of students and workers. Courfeyrac is a youthful, passionate, and fearless student.
Joly: Member of the ABC society, a secret society of students and workers. Joly is an eccentric and light-hearted (although sometimes morbid) medical student. His name is derived from the English word “jolly.”
Grantaire: To form part of the ensemble, along with the featured ensemble part of Grantaire. A cynical student who has little interest in the revolution but who holds much admiration for Enjolras. Witty and sarcastic.
Lesgles: Member of the ABC society, a secret society of students and workers. Lesgles is a cheerful, laughing-at-life (but unlucky) student. He is a close friend of Joly.
Jean Prouvaire: Member of the ABC society, a secret society of students and workers. Prouvaire is a kind, soft-spoken, and, at the right moments, strong and masterful poet and student of social studies.
An Army Officer
Ensemble: The Chain Gang, Warders, Constables, Peasants, Factory Workers, Prostitutes, Pimps, Students, Thénardier’s Gang, Wedding Guests, and other various roles.

Rehearsal Period: November 22 – January 14
Rehearsals are typically Sunday-Thursday evening from 6:30-10:30

Finding Neverland

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March 19 – April 18, 2027
Mainstage 

Directed by Steven J. Heron
Music Directed by Spencer Crosswell
Choreographed by TBA

Barrie: A successful Scottish Playwright with a rebellious, childlike spirit that is entirely benevolent. He is at odds with the sensible, restrained world around him. ​

Sylvia: A recent widow and mother of 4 boys, she encourages her boys to be free thinkers and is one herself.
Frohman: A wealthy American impresario who has stood by Barrie for much of his career. Known as “The Napoleon of Drama”. ​ Note: This role can be doubled with Hook.
Hook: JM Barrie’s darker, alter-ego with a wicked sense of humor. Note: This role can be doubled with Frohman.
Mrs. du Maurier: A socialite and mother of Sylvia, She holds social etiquette in high esteem and wants her daughter to do the same. Steely on the outside, perhaps to a fault, but wants the best for her daughter and grandchildren. She has a very dry sense of humor.
Peter: He is the second youngest of the boys. Peter is buried under the grief of losing his father. Thoughtful and considered, initially angry and contained, he goes on a journey from ‘not believing’ to opening up and embracing the world of magic and play that Barrie presents to him. ​
George: He is the oldest of the Davies boys. George is most sensible and mature though still able to play and have fun. Takes charge when he needs to.
Michael: He is the youngest of the boys, is also possibly the loudest and most confident in his actions and his statements.
Jack: He is the second oldest of the boys, He is the naughtiest and most outlandish, but even his cheek comes from a good heart. ​
Mary: Barrie’s serious, prim and proper wife.
Lord Cannan
Ensemble

Rehearsal Period: January 24 – March 18
Rehearsals are typically Sunday-Thursday evening from 6:30-10:30

Once Upon A One More Time

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May 7 – 30, 2027
Mainstage 

Directed by Niko Stamos
Music Directed by Spencer Crosswell
Choreographed by TBA

Cinderella: The leading lady of the fairy tale kingdom.
Snow White: Pure, innocent, misses most jokes. Cinderella’s best friend.
Prince Charming: A dashing prince who is used to getting what he wants.
Fairy Godmother (OFG): A rogue fairy godmother, delightfully daffy.
Stepmother: Cinderella’s Stepmother. A scheming woman who knows how to work a system to get what she wants.
Belinda: One of Cinderella’s Stepsisters.
Betany: One of Cinderella’s Stepsisters.
Rapunzel
Sleeping Beauty
Princess and the Pea
Little Mermaid
Clumsy
Narrator: A stern boss who just wants things to run smoothly.
Prince Erudite
Princesses: The other princesses: Belle, Esmerelda, Gretel, Red Riding Hood, Goldilocks
Princes: Prince Brawny, Prince Ebullient, Prince Mischievous, Prince Gregarious, Prince Suave, Prince Affable

Rehearsal Period: March 29 – May 6
Rehearsals are typically Sunday-Thursday evening from 6:30-10:30