AUDITIONS
STRAIGHT FROM NEW YORK -- A NEW FULL-LENGTH MUSICAL
WITH INCREDIBLY FLEXIBLE CASTING FOR PERFORMERS OF ALL AGES!!!
WITH INCREDIBLY FLEXIBLE CASTING FOR PERFORMERS OF ALL AGES!!!
Auditions will be held at the Broadway Bound Studios, 1315-C Gadsden Street in Columbia on...
Sunday, February 18 @ 2:30 p.m.
Monday, February 19 @ 6:30 p.m.
The Broadway Bound Vista Theatre Project is pleased to present the South Carolina premiere of this
new full-length musical adaptation of Alice in Wonderland, which received its first full-scale production in 2016
under the direction of Baayork Lee (the original Connie in A Chorus Line), who has also directed and choreographed ACL
all over the world in addition to national tours of The King and I, the national tour of Bombay Dreams,
New York City Opera's production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella,
and many other national and international productions and tours.
The Vista Theatre Project is producing Lost in My Wonderland in cooperation with
Mark York, the show's composer and lyricist, and authors Andree Newport & J.K. Langlois.
Lost in My Wonderland finds Alice in 1899, falling through a rabbit hole and magically into the future. Alice travels through decade after decade, meeting familiar Wonderland characters throughout her journey. Ending in the 1960s, this musical fantasy takes audiences through the Roaring '20s, Hollywood of the '30s, Big Band '40s, and the Beatnik '50s with showgirls, dancing flowers
and a myriad of dance styles featuring the delightful residents of Wonderland!
Auditions are open to males and females ages 5 to adult. All roles are available!
CHARACTERS
Alice (a girl with a great imagination) [Age 13-17]
Principal Hart / The Queen of Hearts (principal of Alice's school / a Swinging '60s diva) [Adult]
Miss Rosemary / Rosella Parsons (an English teacher / a garden gossip columnist) [Adult]
Mr. or Miss White / The White Rabbit (a music teacher or assistant / a rabbit who is always late) [Age 13-Adult]
Mr. or Miss Hatfield / The Mad Hatter (a busy socialite / a jive-talking host on radio station WTEA) [Adult]
Mr., Mrs. or Miss March / The March Hare (an uppity socialite / a co-host on radio station WTEA) [Age 13-Adult]
Superintendent Smiley / The Cheshire Cat (superintendent of Alice's school / an all-knowing cat) [Adult]
Mr. or Miss Bird / The Dodo Bird (physical education teacher or athletic student / a racing bird) [Age 13-Adult]
Deelaney / Tweedle Dee (a student at Alice's school / 1920s vaudeville performer) [Age 10-17]
Dumaley / Tweedle Dum (a student at Alice's school / 1920s vaudeville performer) [Age 10-17]
Mr. or Miss Digit / The Caterpillar (a math & meditation teacher or hip student / head beatnik) [Age 13-Adult]
Door (a tap-dancing door) [Age 8-17]
Wall #1 (a tap-dancing wall) [Age 8-17]
Wall #2 (a tap-dancing wall) [Age 8-17]
Violet (a student at Alice's school) [Age 8-17]
Hortense (a student at Alice's school) [Age 8-17]
Sound Effects Guy (an employee of radio station WTEA) [Age 11-Adult]
Cappuccino (a waitress in a 1950s coffee house) [Age 14-Adult]
Elvira (reciter of beatnik poetry) [Age 13-Adult]
Salome (reciter of beatnik poetry) [Age 13-Adult]
Students (children who attend Alice's school) [Age 5-17]
Dodo Bird Racers (racing birds) [Age 5-17]
Directions (backup singers for the Cheshire Cat) [Age 13-Adult]
Dancing Daffodils (showgirls at Graumann's Garden Theatre) [Age 8-Adult]
WTEA Swing Dancers (dancers for the WTEA radio show) [Age 8-Adult]
Beatniks (followers of the Caterpillar) [Age 11-Adult]
3 Diamonds (backup singers for the Queen of Hearts) [Age 13-Adult]
Dora or Dorman / Dormouse (a young child / the WTEA station mascot) [Age 5-9]
All ages must prepare up to 16 bars of a song that best showcases their voice (quality, range, etc.)
OR you may sing the optional song segment provided below.
(The music for Lost in Her Wonderland covers a variety of styles, from vaudeville to 1960s pop.
"Horace Green Alma Mater" from School of Rock is similar in style to a group number
that is sung by all characters during the opening school segment of Lost in Her Wonderland.)
Karaoke CDs are acceptable. (No vocals allowed on CD.)
No a cappella vocal auditions.
All those auditioning may be vocalized.
Everyone should come dressed to move with appropriate shoes.
Limited reading may be required.
Be prepared to list any conflicts with evening, weekend and daytime rehearsals from March 18 through July 23.
Rehearsals will not be held every day, but this information will help us schedule rehearsals around cast members' existing conflicts.
To save time at the auditions, you may DOWNLOAD THE AUDITION FORM and complete it beforehand.
Lost in My Wonderland, directed & choreographed by Dedra Daniels Mount with musical direction by Michael Simmons,
will be presented August 2-5 in Cardinal Newman School's Anna Tronco Williams Performing Arts Center.
There is no fee to audition for Lost in My Wonderland. Those individuals who are cast in the production will not have to pay any type of participation or class fee.
OPTIONAL AUDITION TRACK
Sunday, February 18 @ 2:30 p.m.
Monday, February 19 @ 6:30 p.m.
The Broadway Bound Vista Theatre Project is pleased to present the South Carolina premiere of this
new full-length musical adaptation of Alice in Wonderland, which received its first full-scale production in 2016
under the direction of Baayork Lee (the original Connie in A Chorus Line), who has also directed and choreographed ACL
all over the world in addition to national tours of The King and I, the national tour of Bombay Dreams,
New York City Opera's production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella,
and many other national and international productions and tours.
The Vista Theatre Project is producing Lost in My Wonderland in cooperation with
Mark York, the show's composer and lyricist, and authors Andree Newport & J.K. Langlois.
Lost in My Wonderland finds Alice in 1899, falling through a rabbit hole and magically into the future. Alice travels through decade after decade, meeting familiar Wonderland characters throughout her journey. Ending in the 1960s, this musical fantasy takes audiences through the Roaring '20s, Hollywood of the '30s, Big Band '40s, and the Beatnik '50s with showgirls, dancing flowers
and a myriad of dance styles featuring the delightful residents of Wonderland!
Auditions are open to males and females ages 5 to adult. All roles are available!
CHARACTERS
Alice (a girl with a great imagination) [Age 13-17]
Principal Hart / The Queen of Hearts (principal of Alice's school / a Swinging '60s diva) [Adult]
Miss Rosemary / Rosella Parsons (an English teacher / a garden gossip columnist) [Adult]
Mr. or Miss White / The White Rabbit (a music teacher or assistant / a rabbit who is always late) [Age 13-Adult]
Mr. or Miss Hatfield / The Mad Hatter (a busy socialite / a jive-talking host on radio station WTEA) [Adult]
Mr., Mrs. or Miss March / The March Hare (an uppity socialite / a co-host on radio station WTEA) [Age 13-Adult]
Superintendent Smiley / The Cheshire Cat (superintendent of Alice's school / an all-knowing cat) [Adult]
Mr. or Miss Bird / The Dodo Bird (physical education teacher or athletic student / a racing bird) [Age 13-Adult]
Deelaney / Tweedle Dee (a student at Alice's school / 1920s vaudeville performer) [Age 10-17]
Dumaley / Tweedle Dum (a student at Alice's school / 1920s vaudeville performer) [Age 10-17]
Mr. or Miss Digit / The Caterpillar (a math & meditation teacher or hip student / head beatnik) [Age 13-Adult]
Door (a tap-dancing door) [Age 8-17]
Wall #1 (a tap-dancing wall) [Age 8-17]
Wall #2 (a tap-dancing wall) [Age 8-17]
Violet (a student at Alice's school) [Age 8-17]
Hortense (a student at Alice's school) [Age 8-17]
Sound Effects Guy (an employee of radio station WTEA) [Age 11-Adult]
Cappuccino (a waitress in a 1950s coffee house) [Age 14-Adult]
Elvira (reciter of beatnik poetry) [Age 13-Adult]
Salome (reciter of beatnik poetry) [Age 13-Adult]
Students (children who attend Alice's school) [Age 5-17]
Dodo Bird Racers (racing birds) [Age 5-17]
Directions (backup singers for the Cheshire Cat) [Age 13-Adult]
Dancing Daffodils (showgirls at Graumann's Garden Theatre) [Age 8-Adult]
WTEA Swing Dancers (dancers for the WTEA radio show) [Age 8-Adult]
Beatniks (followers of the Caterpillar) [Age 11-Adult]
3 Diamonds (backup singers for the Queen of Hearts) [Age 13-Adult]
Dora or Dorman / Dormouse (a young child / the WTEA station mascot) [Age 5-9]
All ages must prepare up to 16 bars of a song that best showcases their voice (quality, range, etc.)
OR you may sing the optional song segment provided below.
(The music for Lost in Her Wonderland covers a variety of styles, from vaudeville to 1960s pop.
"Horace Green Alma Mater" from School of Rock is similar in style to a group number
that is sung by all characters during the opening school segment of Lost in Her Wonderland.)
Karaoke CDs are acceptable. (No vocals allowed on CD.)
No a cappella vocal auditions.
All those auditioning may be vocalized.
Everyone should come dressed to move with appropriate shoes.
Limited reading may be required.
Be prepared to list any conflicts with evening, weekend and daytime rehearsals from March 18 through July 23.
Rehearsals will not be held every day, but this information will help us schedule rehearsals around cast members' existing conflicts.
To save time at the auditions, you may DOWNLOAD THE AUDITION FORM and complete it beforehand.
Lost in My Wonderland, directed & choreographed by Dedra Daniels Mount with musical direction by Michael Simmons,
will be presented August 2-5 in Cardinal Newman School's Anna Tronco Williams Performing Arts Center.
There is no fee to audition for Lost in My Wonderland. Those individuals who are cast in the production will not have to pay any type of participation or class fee.
OPTIONAL AUDITION TRACK
Here at Horace Green
We face the future
Always striving,
Eager to succeed.
Here at Horace Green
The old traditions
Shape who we are
In word and deed.
We face the future
Always striving,
Eager to succeed.
Here at Horace Green
The old traditions
Shape who we are
In word and deed.
