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FIDDLER ON THE ROOF AUDITIONS 

Friday, June 28, 7:00 PM  or  Saturday, June 29, 9:00 AM
(Callbacks as needed on Sunday, June 30, 6:00 PM)

Audition Location
Hope Christian Fellowship
4173 Bludau Drive (Vint Hill), Warrenton, VA 20187

Be Prepared
Download and bring a completed AUDITION FORM, and be prepared to sing a song a capella from a Broadway show (other than Fiddler on the Roof). You may be asked to dance as part of your audition; wear comfortable clothes and appropriate shoes. Included with the audition form is a full rehearsal schedule and a list of all of the character information for this musical. 

Questions
contact the Director, Scott Heine, at (540) 878-0078.

White Christmas Auditions

Friday, August 9 or Saturday, August 10
Callbacks on Sunday, August 11

Audition Location
Location will be announced by July 15. Please check back to this site.

Auditions will be for older teens and adults except the part of Susan.
Girls wishing to audition for Susan must email for an appointment at susan_noe@yahoo.com.

Prepare 16 bars of a 1940s or 1950s Broadway song and be prepared to dance. If auditioning for a non-singing role, please prepare a 1 minute monologue appropriate for the character for which you are auditioning.

PRINCIPAL Roles
3 Women (Betty, Judy, Martha)
3 Men (Bob, Phil, General)
1 Young Girl (Susan)

FEATURED Roles
2 Women 
3 Men

ENSEMBLE
Large singing-dancing ensemble consisting of ‘Jimmy’s Back Room’ Clubgoers, Train Passengers, Inn Guests, Chorus Kids, Patrons of the Regency Room

CHARACTERS
Bob Wallace – late 20′s to mid 40′s, a superb singer with a crooning style who moves well.
Phil Davis – late 20′s to mid 40′s, strong jazz and tap-dancing needed – a song-and-dance comic performer.
Betty Haynes – mid to late 20′s, a female singer of quiet beauty and charm who must move well. 
Judy Haynes – early 20′s, strong jazz and tap-dancing needed – a major song-and-dance performer.
General Henry Waverly – late 50′s to mid 60′s, with the exception of one line, a non-singing role.
Martha Watson – late 40′s to mid 60′s, a winning, appealing character-comedienne , belt
Susan Waverly – 9 -12 years old, she must have an excellent belt voice and be able to move well.
Ralph Sheldrake – mid to late 30′s
Rita – mid 20′s to early 30′s
Rhoda – mid 20′s to early 30′s
Ezekiel Foster – mid 40′s to late 60′s
Mike – mid 20′s to late 30′s
Tessie
Jimmy
Cigarette Girl
Snoring Man
Mrs. Snoring Man
Train Conductor
Dance Captain
Seamstress
Assistant Seamstress
Ed Sullivan Announcer
Regency Room Announcer – offstage voice
Sheldrake’s Secretary – offstage voice
‘Jimmy’s Back Room’ Clubgoers
Train Passengers
Inn Guests
Chorus Kids (late teens – 30s)
Patrons of the Regency Room