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MEAN GIRLS JR.PERFORMANCES APRIL 25, 26, 27 & MAY 2, 3, 4
FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS AT 7PM - SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS AT 2PM Adapted from Tina Fey's 2004 blockbuster film and the Broadway smash hit, Mean Girls JR. is a fearless musical about chasing popularity and being true to yourself! Recommended for audiences 6th grade and older. Live Professional American Sign Language Interpretation Services will be provided at the May 3rd 2pm performance. |
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AUDITION FAQ
FAQ
Q: Who can audition or sign up for tech?
A: Any McDowell County youth 6th through 12th Grade
Q: How much does it cost?
A: There is no enrollment, participation, or materials fees.
It is 100% free. We may ask you to provide some basic costume pieces
(example: black pants/shirt) but we will provide them if necessary.
Q: What funds this program?
A: Ticket sales! Buy a ticket to the show and tell all your friends.
We are a non-profit program under the umbrella of McDowell Arts Council Association, a 501c3 organization.
Q: What is the play about?
A: You can learn more about Mean Girls Jr. HERE
You can learn more about Finding Nemo Jr HERE
You can learn more about Beetlejuice Jr HERE
Q: Who can I audition for?
A: HERE is a list of the characters
Q: What do I bring to auditions?
A: A parent or guardian, a prepared song, and be prepared to spend at least 45 minutes at auditions.
Q: What do I need to do to prepare a song?
A: Be prepared to sing at least one verse of a song with the accompaniment track (karaoke track) that can connect to our Bluetooth speaker. You can also perform acapella or with an instrument if you wish. We recommend songs that show off your voice and range, like musical theatre songs. If you wish to be part of ensemble you may choose not to audition with a song.
Q: What do I need to do to sign up for tech?
A: Bring a parent/guardian, fill out a few forms, and pick up a calendar on audition days! Tech may arrive as early as 2 pm.
Q: What does tech do?
A: Tech makes props, builds the sets, designs the costumes, and makes the creative design choices for the show. Pre-show we work on set and costumes, during show we work on lights, sound, and backstage roles.
Q: Who runs this program?
A: The director/choreographer is Susan Pyatt-Baker, the musical director is Nora Mosrie, and the technical director is Anna Branam. There may also be high-school interns supporting the show throughout the semester.
FAQ
Q: Who can audition or sign up for tech?
A: Any McDowell County youth 6th through 12th Grade
Q: How much does it cost?
A: There is no enrollment, participation, or materials fees.
It is 100% free. We may ask you to provide some basic costume pieces
(example: black pants/shirt) but we will provide them if necessary.
Q: What funds this program?
A: Ticket sales! Buy a ticket to the show and tell all your friends.
We are a non-profit program under the umbrella of McDowell Arts Council Association, a 501c3 organization.
Q: What is the play about?
A: You can learn more about Mean Girls Jr. HERE
You can learn more about Finding Nemo Jr HERE
You can learn more about Beetlejuice Jr HERE
Q: Who can I audition for?
A: HERE is a list of the characters
Q: What do I bring to auditions?
A: A parent or guardian, a prepared song, and be prepared to spend at least 45 minutes at auditions.
Q: What do I need to do to prepare a song?
A: Be prepared to sing at least one verse of a song with the accompaniment track (karaoke track) that can connect to our Bluetooth speaker. You can also perform acapella or with an instrument if you wish. We recommend songs that show off your voice and range, like musical theatre songs. If you wish to be part of ensemble you may choose not to audition with a song.
Q: What do I need to do to sign up for tech?
A: Bring a parent/guardian, fill out a few forms, and pick up a calendar on audition days! Tech may arrive as early as 2 pm.
Q: What does tech do?
A: Tech makes props, builds the sets, designs the costumes, and makes the creative design choices for the show. Pre-show we work on set and costumes, during show we work on lights, sound, and backstage roles.
Q: Who runs this program?
A: The director/choreographer is Susan Pyatt-Baker, the musical director is Nora Mosrie, and the technical director is Anna Branam. There may also be high-school interns supporting the show throughout the semester.
Who we are (the grown-ups)
Susan Pyatt-Baker, Director and Choreographer [email protected] |
Nora Mosrie, Music Director [email protected] |
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Contact Information
Susan and Anna are also employees of McDowell Arts Council Association.
Regular office hours are Tuesday through Friday from 12 to 5pm and Saturdays from 11 to 4pm.
Please contact us to schedule an appointment.
MACA Office Number:
(828) 652-8610
Google Number (Text-Accessible):
(828) 559-1401
Our Location:
McDowell Arts Council Association
50 S Main St.
Marion NC 28752
Our Mailing Address:
McDowell Arts Council Association
PO Box 1387
Marion NC 28752
Susan and Anna are also employees of McDowell Arts Council Association.
Regular office hours are Tuesday through Friday from 12 to 5pm and Saturdays from 11 to 4pm.
Please contact us to schedule an appointment.
MACA Office Number:
(828) 652-8610
Google Number (Text-Accessible):
(828) 559-1401
Our Location:
McDowell Arts Council Association
50 S Main St.
Marion NC 28752
Our Mailing Address:
McDowell Arts Council Association
PO Box 1387
Marion NC 28752