TOURING 2026 PRODUCTION

​Production Dates

 

Individual Auditions

Sunday 31st January 2026 by appointment (book below)
 

Read through

Sunday 15th March 2026 11am-2pm including a shared lunch

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Compulsory Rehearsals

Sunday 31 May | 7 June | 14 June | 28 June - 10-4pm                   

Monday 13 July - 12-4pm
Tuesday 14 July - 12-4pm
Tues 14 OR Wed 15 July - 5-7.30pm (tech)
Saturday 1 August | 8 August 1-4pm
   

Performances 

Thursday 16th July to Sun 19 July (Stirling )
Saturday 15 August (Nambour, Queensland)

Do I actually need to be at all rehearsals?

Yes! It is imperative that you are available for all rehearsals. To stage a whole play in limited days of rehearsals is a big task. When you are not rehearsing for your scenes with your director, you will be busy with our Assistant Directors either developing your character, running lines, working on your physicality, vocal work or assisting other students. We require all actors all the time to enable the quality of our productions.

​​​​What is the cost?

$350-400 which includes:

• All tuition during auditions and rehearsal (40+ hours - more than a semester of weekly lessons)

• All character specific costumes

• Individual audition time

• Four fully staged performances with professional lights/sound

• Digital copies of all professional production shots

• Accommodation in Nambour (2 nights)

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How do I register to audition?

First, read all the information below thoroughly and ensure you can commit to all the rehearsal/performance dates. If you'd like more information about the process, please read our blog. Then download the Audition Form and Pieces and book an Audition Time. You will be required to pay $5 per audition, which forms part of your production fee if you are cast. If you do not receive/accept a role, or cancel the audition with at least 2 hours notice, it will be refunded. ​

Our expectations from you for auditions

• Please learn the part you are auditioning for. It will show us you are dedicated and ready to work.

• We will ask you to (cold) read another role, please prepare for this by reading ALL roles beforehand.

• Do NOT try to make it perfect, we would like to work with you in the audition and we want to know what you are capable of. We are not looking for a polished performance at the audition.

• You do not have to accept a part we offer you, but once you do, it is expected that you will commit to this project. This means prioritising and only accepting the role if you are prepared to give it 100%.

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Our commitment to you

• We know that young actors can have incredible talent and we want you to have a chance to utilise and expand on that. We are 100% committed to teach and foster your abilities, and will run our rehearsals as a professional development process.

• We are experienced teachers as well as professional actors ourselves, and are joined by a supportive team to help bring this project together, within a nurturing and kind environment.

• By bringing together like-minded individuals from different parts of Adelaide, we aim to foster a dynamic and supportive environment in which to develop creativity.

Our expectations from our cast

• You are expected to arrive in good time for rehearsals, and respect your directors and fellow cast/crew members. Bad behaviour will not be tolerated. If you are running late you will let us know as soon as practical. All rehearsals are compulsory unless discussed prior.

• Mobile phones are to be on silent and put away except on breaks.

• You will learn your lines prior to rehearsals commencing, with scripts down by Day 2. It is impossible to fully engage with a character whilst holding a script.

• You must be prepared to take risks and trust your fellow performers.

• In order to cover the enormous cost involved with mounting a production – all cast are expected to sell at least 6 tickets to the production. If everyone does this, we can continue to keep the production fee low.