Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre 2025 Season
About the project
Michael Querio, exe. artistic dir.-musical dir.; Jeff Duke, assoc. artistic dir.; Suzanna Champion, casting assoc.
Casting Equity actors for roles in Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre's 2025 Summer/Fall Season. Season includes "Summer Repertory" (rehearsals begin May 26; contract ends Aug. 30, this is a 14-week contract); "Nunsense" (rehearsals begin Aug. 25; contract ends Oct. 4).
Roles in this project
Equity ActorsDates & Locations
Rehearses and performs at the Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre, in Grand Lake, CO.
Compensation & Contract
Key Details
- Feb 24, 2025: 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM EST
EPA Procedures are in effect for this audition. An Equity Monitor will be provided.
Prepare
two brief cuts of music that are appropriate for the season slate of
shows. Bring music in your key and readable for pianist. Bring picture
and resume stapled together as well.
For more information, visit: www.rockymountainrep.com.
Rocky Mountain Rep. encourages actors of all ethnicities, nationalities
and gender identities to audition for their productions. A professional
repertory company of singer/actor/dancer/mover artists of all types to
perform in all of our 3-summer repertory shows: "Frozen," "Guys &
Dolls," & "Footloose." All cast actors participate in all three
shows with an onstage part or as an understudy. This is a 14-week
contract. Also seeking singer or actors of all types for our 6 week fall
show contract; "Nunsense." This is a separate contract from the summer
repertory shows.
Equity’s contracts prohibit discrimination.
Equity is committed to diversity and encourages all its employers to
engage in a policy of equal employment opportunity designed to promote a
positive model of inclusion. As such, Equity encourages performers of
all ethnicities, gender identities, and ages, as well as performers with
disabilities, to attend every audition. Always bring your Equity
Membership card to auditions.
Additional Materials
Breakdown:
Rocky Mountain Repertory 2025 Season
"Frozen"
Seeking:
Elsa
- Vocal Range: F3 to E5. The elder princess of Arendelle who ascends to
be queen and has the magical ability to create ice and snow. She
struggles with fear and control over her powers until she learns to
embrace them.
Anna - vocal range: G3 to D5. Elsa's younger,
optimistic, and determined sister. She embarks on a journey to bring
back summer and reconnect with Elsa, showing courage, loyalty, and a
strong sense of adventure.
Kristoff - Vocal Range: G2 to A4. A
rugged, yet kind ice harvester with a deep sense of integrity and an
affinity for his reindeer companion, Sven. He helps Anna on her quest
and eventually becomes her romantic interest.
Olaf - vocal range: F#2
to F#4. A comically endearing snowman created by Elsa's magic, who
dreams of experiencing summer. He's innocent, friendly, and naive in a
charming way, providing comic relief and warmth. Note: Puppetry will be
required.
Hans - vocal range: B2 to A4. The charming prince from the
Southern Isles who visits Arendelle. He initially seems honorable and
noble but is later revealed to have manipulative ambitions for power.
Other characters to be cast: Sven (puppetry), Weselton, Pabbie, Bulda, and a strong singer/mover Ensemble.
"Guys & Dolls"
Sky
Masterson - vocal range: B3 to E5. A charming, quick-witted, and
confident gambler known for winning and taking risks. Sky is
sophisticated and suave, yet capable of deep emotion, especially when it
comes to his love interest, Sarah Brown.
Sarah Brown - vocal range:
B3 to G5. A dedicated and sincere leader of the Save-a-Soul Mission, she
strives to reform sinners and provide help to the less fortunate.
Initially stern and proper, Sarah experiences a journey of personal
discovery and love.
Nathan Detroit - vocal range: D4 to F5. The
slightly neurotic but lovable organizer of the "oldest established
permanent floating crap game in New York." He is perpetually engaged to
Miss Adelaide, dodging marriage while navigating the challenges of his
gambling life.
Miss Adelaide - vocal range: A3 to E5. Nathan's
long-suffering fiancée and a star performer at the Hot Box Club. She is
humorous and kind-hearted, though frequently experiencing psychosomatic
symptoms caused by her unyielding wait for Nathan to marry her.
Nicely-Nicely
Johnson - vocal range: D4 to B5. A cheerful and well-loved gambler with
a hearty appetite, he is one of Nathan Detroit's closest associates.
Known for his positive outlook and infectious energy, especially
highlighted in his show-stopping number "Sit Down, You're Rockin' the
Boat."
Arvide Abernathy - vocal range: D4 to F5. Sarah Brown's kind
and gentle grandfather, who works with her at the mission. He serves as a
father figure and is wise, caring, and supportive.
Ensemble: Benny
Southstreet, Harry the Horse, Big Jule, Lt. Brannigan, Mission Band,
Crapshooters, Hot Box Girls, etc. Strong singer/mover ensemble.
"Footloose"
Ren
McCormack - vocal range: D3 to C5. A spirited and rebellious teenager
who loves to dance. Ren is the protagonist who moves from Chicago to the
small town of Bomont, where dancing is banned. His charisma and
determination make him a leader as he inspires the town's youth to stand
up for what they believe in.
Ariel Moore - vocal range: G3 to E5.
The high-spirited and independent daughter of Reverend Shaw Moore. Ariel
is struggling to break free from her father's constraints and has a
rebellious streak. She ultimately becomes Ren's love interest.
Reverend
Shaw Moore - vocal range: A2 to G4. The influential and conservative
pastor of Bomont who has banned dancing in town following a tragic
accident that took the life of his son. Shaw is deeply pained by the
past, and he strives to protect his community, though he eventually
learns to embrace change and understanding.
Vi Moore - vocal range:
G3 to D5. Ariel's supportive yet conflicted mother, who struggles with
her marriage to Reverend Moore. Vi seeks balance between being a loving
wife and standing up for her daughter’s right to express herself.
Willard
Hewitt - vocal range: B2 to A4. Ren's good-natured but dim-witted
friend in Bomont. Willard lacks self-confidence but is fiercely loyal
and eventually gains confidence. He also has a comedic subplot involving
his attempts to impress his crush, Rusty.
Rusty - vocal range: A3 to
F5. Ariel's funny, energetic, and outspoken best friend who is smitten
with Willard. Rusty is talkative and adds a lot of humor to the story.
Ethel
McCormack - vocal range: F3 to D5. Ren's loving and supportive mother
who moves with him from Chicago to Bomont. Ethel stands by her son as
they adapt to their new life.
Ensemble: Chuck Cranston, Wendy Jo, Urleen, singer/mover ensemble.
"Nunsense"
Sister
Mary Regina (Mother Superior) - vocal range: B3 to D5. The leader of
the Little Sisters of Hoboken. She's a feisty and authoritative nun with
a loving heart, but she has a penchant for getting into comedic
situations, including a bit of trouble with a certain bottle of wine.
Sister
Mary Hubert - vocal range: G3 to F5. The second-in-command, Mary Hubert
is the mistress of novices. She is competitive with Mother Superior,
especially when it comes to leadership. She has a strong voice and
personality, often delivering big Gospel-style numbers.
Sister Robert
Anne - Vocal Range: G3 to D5. A streetwise and humorous nun from
Brooklyn with dreams of starring in the big numbers. Sister Robert Anne
provides comic relief and often breaks the fourth wall, bringing a touch
of sass and flair to her performances.
Sister Mary Amnesia - vocal
range: Db4 to Eb5. An endearing yet absent-minded nun who lost her
memory when a crucifix fell on her head. She is sweet and innocent, with
a talent for including a puppet act in the show. Her innocence and
cluelessness are the source of much humor. Some trained soprano singing,
as well as belt.
Sister Mary Leo - vocal range: G#3 to D5. A novice
who dreams of becoming the first nun ballerina. She is young and
enthusiastic, and her dream of blending her religious life with her love
of dance creates fun dynamics and playful scenes. Some ballet dance.
