A full-length, adapted version of the Broadway musical for young performers, ages 19 and younger, that reimagines the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice in a jazz-infused, industrial underworld. The story follows Orpheus's journey to rescue Eurydice from Hades, the ruler of the underworld, while exploring themes of love, hope, and the consequences of choices.
AUDITIONS, SATURDAY, JUNE 21
Middle & High School
12:30-3:30 pm @ Friese Studio of Music
Call Backs, Tuesday, June 24th from 6:00-9:00 pm
Performances Sept 26,27,28 & October 3,4,5
Rehearsals: Monday - Dance, Thursday - Music, Friday and/or Saturday - Acting & Blocking
Please prepare:
45 Second A Capella Song
30 Second Monologue
There will be a dance portion to learn (bring shoes to move in)
We will dance in groups on 10 and then dismiss that group.
Dress professionally. but comfortably.
Audition Workshop:
Our usual audition workshop will take place during Broadway Boot Camp (June 16-20) the week prior to auditions. Attendance does not influence casting, but can assist you in being better prepared.
CHARACTER BREAKDOWN: Orpheus: A romantic poet and musician, Orpheus believes in the transformative power of his music. He is kind, naive, and driven by his love for Eurydice. He's a tenor with strong falsetto.
Eurydice: A resilient young woman, Eurydice is pragmatic and shaped by hardship. She's vulnerable and distrustful, but her love for Orpheus is strong. She is a Mezzo-Soprano
Hades: The King of the Underworld, Hades is a compulsive industrialist and Persephone's husband. He is powerful but also vulnerable, particularly in his relationship with his wife. He's a Bass.
Persephone: The Queen of nature and the seasons, Persephone is disenchanted with her life with Hades and seeks to escape the confines of her marriage. She is a Mezzo-Soprano/Alto.
Hermes: The charismatic guide and storyteller, Hermes acts as a mentor to Orpheus, guiding him on his journey. He's a Tenor/Bass.
The Fates: Three divine sisters who decide the fate of mortals. They sing in the background, commenting on the characters' choices and pushing the story forward. They are Soprano, Mezzo-Soprano, and Alto.
Workers: Represent the spirits of labor and community, they are a physical and choral presence in Hadestown.
The Muses: While not explicitly named in the character breakdown, the Muses are important to the story as Orpheus's mother and Hermes' friend.
Gods: Gods like Apollo and others play a role in the background of the story.
For those who can not attend in-person auditions:
A video audition may be submitted PRIOR TO 3:30 p.m. on June 21 to
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www.saltwaterpac.org
(912) 510-9700
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