AUDITION INFO: BING CROSY CHRISTMAS ON THE AIR
AUDITION ANNOUNCEMENT
Greendale Community Theatre
BING CROSBY CHRISTMAS ON THE AIR
By Matt Zembrowski
Musical Arrangements By Paula Foley Tillen
Directed by Amanda J Hull
AUDITION DETAILS
Saturday June 7th 10am-12pm
At Greendale High School 6801 Southway, Greendale, WI 53129
Singers/Actors of all types ages 19+ are encouraged to audition. You may sign up for a four-minute audition slot AT THIS LINK. Bring headshots/resumes with you to your audition and be prepared to provide availability information. If you are not able to make the audition times, please contact Amanda Hull at [email protected] to discuss alternate arrangements, including video submissions.
ABOUT THE AUDITION
We are seeking six performers who can create an engaging vintage radio character through singing, acting and voice acting, are able to multitask with focus on stage to keep up a comedic and sharply paced dialogue with the rest of the cast.
Auditions will include an individual performance of a prepared, classic Christmas Song that shows off your full vocal range and a group portion presenting cold readings from the script.
Please bring piano music for our accompanist and one copy of your headshot and resume.
CHARACTERS
Bing Crosby- Baritone/Bass
Rosemary Clooney- Mezzo/Contralto
Ken Carpenter- Actor (May sing in group)(Announcer: Provides live foley)
Patty Andrews- Mezzo Soprano
LaVerne Andrews- Alto/Contralto
Maxine Andrews- Soprano
DESCRIPTION
Bing Crosby and the holiday season are practically synonymous. His rendition of Irving Berlin's "White Christmas" is the best-selling record of all time and his holiday TV specials were eagerly anticipated annual events. Now, the beloved entertainer comes to Greendale along with Rosemary Clooney and The Andrew’s Sisters, in this extraordinary tribute to the legendary crooner created by Matt Zembrowski, with musical arrangements by Paula Foley Tillen. Featuring "Silver Bells," "Mele Kalikimaka," "Christmas In Killarney" and many other Crosby Christmas favorites, this sparkling bit of holiday nostalgia is sure to warm the soul on a cold winter's night.
PRODUCTION DETAILS
Rehearsals October/November 2025 in Greendale and Milwaukee
Performing December 4th, 5th & 6th, 2025 At Greendale High School
Get involved!
Want to get involved with the show in another way? e.g. helping us build and paint sets, usher at performances, or do other odd jobs around the theatre?
Reach out to us at [email protected]!
AUDITION ANNOUNCEMENT
Greendale Community Theatre
BING CROSBY CHRISTMAS ON THE AIR
By Matt Zembrowski
Musical Arrangements By Paula Foley Tillen
Directed by Amanda J Hull
AUDITION DETAILS
Saturday June 7th 10am-12pm
At Greendale High School 6801 Southway, Greendale, WI 53129
Singers/Actors of all types ages 19+ are encouraged to audition. You may sign up for a four-minute audition slot AT THIS LINK. Bring headshots/resumes with you to your audition and be prepared to provide availability information. If you are not able to make the audition times, please contact Amanda Hull at [email protected] to discuss alternate arrangements, including video submissions.
ABOUT THE AUDITION
We are seeking six performers who can create an engaging vintage radio character through singing, acting and voice acting, are able to multitask with focus on stage to keep up a comedic and sharply paced dialogue with the rest of the cast.
Auditions will include an individual performance of a prepared, classic Christmas Song that shows off your full vocal range and a group portion presenting cold readings from the script.
Please bring piano music for our accompanist and one copy of your headshot and resume.
CHARACTERS
Bing Crosby- Baritone/Bass
Rosemary Clooney- Mezzo/Contralto
Ken Carpenter- Actor (May sing in group)(Announcer: Provides live foley)
Patty Andrews- Mezzo Soprano
LaVerne Andrews- Alto/Contralto
Maxine Andrews- Soprano
DESCRIPTION
Bing Crosby and the holiday season are practically synonymous. His rendition of Irving Berlin's "White Christmas" is the best-selling record of all time and his holiday TV specials were eagerly anticipated annual events. Now, the beloved entertainer comes to Greendale along with Rosemary Clooney and The Andrew’s Sisters, in this extraordinary tribute to the legendary crooner created by Matt Zembrowski, with musical arrangements by Paula Foley Tillen. Featuring "Silver Bells," "Mele Kalikimaka," "Christmas In Killarney" and many other Crosby Christmas favorites, this sparkling bit of holiday nostalgia is sure to warm the soul on a cold winter's night.
PRODUCTION DETAILS
Rehearsals October/November 2025 in Greendale and Milwaukee
Performing December 4th, 5th & 6th, 2025 At Greendale High School
Get involved!
Want to get involved with the show in another way? e.g. helping us build and paint sets, usher at performances, or do other odd jobs around the theatre?
Reach out to us at [email protected]!
OUR REHEARSAL PROCESS
At GCT, we value the time of everyone involved in putting on a production.
Auditions are normally held at least a month before rehearsals begin.
Cast members are given their materials and are expected to come to rehearsals well prepared.
We have been able to put together productions with fewer rehearsals than most theaters because cast members understand that if they come prepared, we are able to put in more valuable work in a shorter amount of time. We normally hold no more than three rehearsals per week. All rehearsals are broken down to make sure that if you are called, you are used. We value your time and talents, and do our absolute best to only ask for your attendance when your scenes are being worked on.
Moral of the story: you are choosing to spend your free time with us. So, put in your outside work, come prepared, come on time, challenge yourself and we promise that we will try our hardest to make the time that you devote to our group worthwhile and put on a theatre production we all can be proud of.
At GCT, we value the time of everyone involved in putting on a production.
Auditions are normally held at least a month before rehearsals begin.
Cast members are given their materials and are expected to come to rehearsals well prepared.
We have been able to put together productions with fewer rehearsals than most theaters because cast members understand that if they come prepared, we are able to put in more valuable work in a shorter amount of time. We normally hold no more than three rehearsals per week. All rehearsals are broken down to make sure that if you are called, you are used. We value your time and talents, and do our absolute best to only ask for your attendance when your scenes are being worked on.
Moral of the story: you are choosing to spend your free time with us. So, put in your outside work, come prepared, come on time, challenge yourself and we promise that we will try our hardest to make the time that you devote to our group worthwhile and put on a theatre production we all can be proud of.