Auditions
Welcome to the TampaRep auditions page.
TampaRep’s mission is to create transformative, relevant, and compelling professional theatre that connects our audience and artists through meaningful and inspiring shared experiences. Furthermore, our vision is built on creative excellence and inclusivity, which enhances Tampa as a cultural destination and enriches and reflects our community as an artistic home for all to discover, share, create, and experience.
Casting and employment is open to all artists, regardless of gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, religion, ethnicity, age, neurodiversity, disability status, citizenship, or any other aspect which makes them unique. Please let us know if you would like to request specific accommodations to be seen.
If you have any questions, send an email to auditions@tamparep.org.
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UPCOMING AUDITIONS
TampaRep is seeking transformative, professional actors who bring preparation, dedication, and a sense of play to the rehearsal room. We value collaboration, artistry, and joy in the work. Scroll down to learn more about each show.
Season Auditions
Date: TBD – likely August 2026
Location: TampaRep at the Kress Contemporary
1624 E. 7th Ave. Ste. 307, Ybor City, 33605
Prepare: 1 monologue & 1 song OR 2 contrasting pieces – show us what you do well
Time: No longer than three minutes total – make us want more
Also: Be prepared to tell us a joke – share what makes you laugh 🙂
If you HAVE a Gmail address or use a Google account or domain, click below!
If you DO NOT have a Gmail address or use a Google account, click below!
Only difference is that you’ll have to mail your headshot & resume to us manually, rather than uploading to the website.
Callbacks
Each show will have individual callbacks.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Do you hire AEA actors?
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Yes. TampaRep works with both union (AEA) and non-union actors. For AEA, we work under the new Single Engagement Contract.
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- Do you hire out-of-town actors?
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Yes, we do occasionally hire out-of-town actors. However, as a Tampa-based and Tampa-centric theatre company, our strong preference is to collaborate with artists who are based in the greater Tampa Bay area.
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- Do you house out-of-town actors?
- We have provided housing for out-of-town actors in the past and anticipate doing so again in the future. That said, because our focus is on working with local talent (see above), housing is not always guaranteed.
- I don’t have much acting experience. Should I audition for TampaRep?
- Everyone starts somewhere, and we respect the courage it takes to step into an audition room. At TampaRep, we look for actors who are ready to take part in the demands of a professional rehearsal and performance process. If you’re just beginning your journey, we ask that you build confidence through classes or other opportunities first. That way, when you do audition with us, you’ll feel prepared to share your skills at their strongest.
- I’ve been asked to attend a callback. What does that mean at TampaRep?
- At TampaRep, when you come in for a callback, we hope you’ll come to PLAY. Behind the casting table, we genuinely want you to succeed. We find that works best when you are very familiar with the script and sides, so you can show us that you’re ready to make bold choices and listen and interact with your fellow actors.
- You don’t need to be memorized. In fact, that sometimes gets in the way of being able to react genuinely in the moment, either to prompts from the director, or unexpected actions from your scene partners.
- No need to bring a printed headshot/resume, but do make sure you’ve filled out the Artist Info Form so we have it digitally!
- Arrive at least 10 minutes prior to your appointment time.
- Bring printed copies of your sides (rather than relying on a digital device).
Video Submission Guidelines
If you’ve been asked to submit a video audition, thank you for your time! To help us view your work easily and at its best, please follow these guidelines:
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Recording Format: If you’re using your phone, record in horizontal/landscape mode (not vertical).
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Framing: Ideally, film standing, framed from the waist up. If sitting, aim for at least chest up.
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Scene Partners: Keep your scene partner(s) off-camera. Off-screen voices should be clear and balanced with your own.
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Sharing Your Video: Upload your audition to a video-sharing service (YouTube, Vimeo, Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.) and send us the link. Please don’t email the full video file.
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Link Settings: Make sure your link is set to unlisted or public, so our team members can access it easily.
- Deadlines: Unless otherwise noted, video submissions are due at least one day before the in-person audition.
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Sides & Material:
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If sides are available for the show, choose and record the one(s) for the role you’re most interested in.
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If no sides are posted yet, follow the general audition guidelines for the upcoming season.
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If neither are available, share a piece that shows us your specific strengths – something that feels authentically you.
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TO SUBMIT: Double-check that you’ve filled out the auditions form, and email your video link to auditions@tamparep.org.
PETER AND THE STARCATCHER
by Ken Ludwig
A Play by Rick Elice
Based on the Novel by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson
Music by Wayne Barker
A co-production with ThinkTank Theatre
Direction by TBD
A wildly theatrical adventure for dreamers of every age, Peter and the Starcatcher reveals how a nameless orphan became the Boy Who Would Not Grow Up. Full of pirates, secret missions, unlikely heroes, and theatrical invention, this Tony-winning play celebrates the power of imagination, friendship, and finding your way home.
Rehearsals are scheduled to begin the week of Monday, October 5, 2026
Rehearsal schedule and locations are tentative. Rehearsals will include work at TampaRep’s space at Kress Contemporary.
Performances will take place at the Shimberg Playhouse at the Straz Center.
Preview is Thursday, November 5, 2026.
Opening night is Friday, November 6, 2026.
PETER AND THE STARCATCHER runs from 11/5/26 – 11/22/26.
Total of 14 performances.
This production will include both paid professional roles and Young Artists Ensemble roles.
A link to view the digital perusal copy of the script will be available soon.
(Not available for print or download.)
SEEKING
TampaRep and ThinkTank Theatre are seeking a diverse ensemble of inventive, collaborative performers with strong comic timing, physical imagination, and a love of bold theatrical storytelling.
Because Peter and the Starcatcher is a highly theatrical, ensemble-driven play, casting will be flexible. Performers of all ages, races, ethnicities, gender identities, body types, and abilities are encouraged to audition. Roles will be assigned based on the needs of the ensemble, the story, and each actor’s individual strengths.
Characters include:
BOY / PETER
A nameless orphan who begins the play without a home, family, or identity, and gradually discovers courage, loyalty, and a sense of belonging. Watchful, guarded, tough, and deeply vulnerable beneath the surface. Requires openness, emotional truth, physical agility, and a strong sense of wonder.
MOLLY ASTER
A brave, intelligent, fiercely capable young leader. Molly is curious, principled, and determined to do what is right, even when the adults around her underestimate her. Requires confidence, wit, emotional availability, and the ability to balance youthful impatience with real courage.
BLACK STACHE
A theatrical, dangerous, wildly comic pirate in search of a great hero to define his own villainy. Grand, literate, flamboyant, ruthless, and absurdly self-dramatizing. Requires major comic skill, verbal dexterity, physical boldness, and a fearless sense of play.
GREMPKIN
The cruel schoolmaster of St. Norbert’s Orphanage for Lost Boys. Harsh, petty, mean-spirited, and comfortable abusing whatever little power he has. A character role requiring sharp comic villainy and physical/verbal precision.
MRS. BUMBRAKE
Molly’s devoted nanny. Proper, British, protective, and unexpectedly flirtatious when romance appears. Requires comic timing, warmth, and the ability to play heightened theatrical style without losing sincerity.
BILL SLANK
The vicious captain of the Neverland. Greedy, brutal, self-serving, and dangerously incompetent as a leader. A villainous character role requiring menace, physical presence, and dark comic energy.
SMEE
Black Stache’s loyal first mate. Eager, busy, devoted, and fully committed to carrying out his captain’s every ridiculous command. Requires strong comic timing, quick reactions, and excellent ensemble instincts.
PRENTISS
One of the orphans. Ambitious, talkative, logical, and desperate to be seen as a leader, though he may not really have the courage or natural authority for it. Requires sharp comic delivery and a clear sense of insecurity under the bluster.
TED
One of the orphans. Food-obsessed, funny, imaginative, and emotionally open. Ted brings warmth and humor to the group and often says exactly what he is thinking. Requires charm, comic timing, and strong ensemble play.
LORD LEONARD ASTER
Molly’s father. A proper Victorian gentleman, loyal to Queen and country, and devoted to his daughter. Also a Starcatcher, entrusted with protecting the world from the power of starstuff. Requires authority, warmth, elegance, and a sense of secret adventure.
CAPTAIN ROBERT FALCON SCOTT
The proud captain of the Wasp, Britain’s fastest ship. Confident, military, and grandly heroic in the British imperial mode. Requires crisp comic style, authority, and strong ensemble work.
ALF
An old sailor with a kind heart, rough edges, and surprising romantic appeal. Earthy, funny, and warmer than he first appears. Requires charm, physical comedy, and genuine sweetness.
MACK
A bad sailor stuck under Bill Slank’s command and deeply unhappy about it. Comic, nervous, and eager to be somewhere else. Requires strong ensemble timing and character specificity.
FIGHTING PRAWN
King of the Mollusks. Proud, vengeful, theatrical, and deeply hostile toward the English because of his past mistreatment. Requires bold comic presence, vocal confidence, and the ability to play heightened language with commitment.
HAWKING CLAM
Fighting Prawn’s son and heir to the Clam throne. A smaller but specific comic role that should feel fully part of the Mollusk world. Requires strong ensemble play and character imagination.
TEACHER
An ancient, knowledgeable mermaid who was formerly a salmon. Wise, strange, magical, and comic. Requires imagination, clarity, and the ability to make a brief appearance memorable.
ENSEMBLE
A highly active storytelling ensemble that creates the world of the play through narration, movement, music, objects, language, and theatrical invention. Ensemble members may play sailors, pirates, seamen, natives, mermaids, narrators, and other figures throughout the story. Requires strong collaboration, physical imagination, vocal clarity, comic timing, and comfort with fast-paced theatrical transformation.
MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET:
A LIVE MUSICAL RADIO PLAY
Based on the 1947 Lux Radio Hour Broadcast
Adapted from the 1947 Lux Radio Broadcast
by Lance Arthur Smith
Original Lyrics, Music & Arrangements by Jon Lorenz
Direction by Larry Alexander
Music Direction by Juan Rodriguez
A charming holiday classic comes to life as a live radio broadcast, complete with music, foley, tight harmonies, and the theatrical magic of performers creating an entire world in front of the audience.
Rehearsals are scheduled to begin Monday, November 9, 2026.
Rehearsal hours are typically evenings & weekends 16-20 hrs/wk (30 hrs during tech).
Rehearsals will be at TampaRep’s space at Kress Contemporary and the Shimberg Playhouse.
Performances will take place at the Shimberg Playhouse at the Straz Center.
Preview is Thursday, December 3, 2026.
Opening night is Friday, December 4, 2026.
MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET: A LIVE MUSICAL RADIO PLAY runs from 12/4/26 – 12/23/26.
A total of 17 performances, not including preview.
PLEASE NOTE:
The final few performances will take place on Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday just before Christmas.
All roles are paid.
A link to view the digital perusal copy of the script will be available soon.
(Not available for print or download.)
SEEKING
In this “Live Musical Radio Play,” all actors will play versions of THEMSELVES voicing the characters in the radio reading of Miracle on 34th Street. Casting for this show is less about the ability to mimic any particular voice as it is the ability to bring characters to life in a way that goes beyond the microphone.
The music for this production is exceptionally challenging. TampaRep is seeking accomplished singers with strong musicianship, excellent ensemble skills, and the ability to sing tight harmonies with confidence and precision.
Actors of all races and ethnicities are encouraged to audition.
CORDELIA RAGSDALE / DORIS WALKER TRACK
Actor to play female roles. Alto/mezzo-soprano, C4–C#5.
Cordelia Ragsdale voices Doris Walker, Macy’s public relations expert and Susan’s mother.
Also plays Mother, Girl, and others.
OLIVIA GLATT / FEMALE CHARACTER ACTOR TRACK
Actor to play female roles. Soprano, C4–E5.
Olivia Glatt voices a variety of characters throughout the broadcast. Also plays Mortimer, 2nd Mother, Miss Prong, Dr. Pierce, Nurse, Charley, Mrs. Mara, Tommy, and others.
Requires strong vocal flexibility, comic timing, and character versatility.
GRADY WILLIAMS / FRED GAILEY TRACK
Actor to play male roles. Baritone/tenor, Bb3–G4.
Grady Williams voices Fred Gailey, a lawyer looking for love and a miracle.
Also plays Alfred and others.
WALLACE AINSLEY / MALE CHARACTER ACTOR TRACK
Actor to play male roles. Baritone, B3–E4.
Wallace Ainsley voices a wide range of characters. Also plays Drunken Santa, Mr. Shellhammer, Dr. Sawyer, Gimbel, R.H. Macy, Thomas Mara, and others.
Requires strong character work, vocal variety, and comic range.
GRACIE DEMARCO / SUSAN WALKER TRACK
Child actor to play Susan Walker, age 8. C4–C5.
Gracie DeMarco voices Susan Walker, Doris’s precocious daughter.
Seeking a young performer (AGE 8-14) with strong focus, confidence, musical ability, and clear storytelling instincts.
KRISTOFER VAN LISBERG / KRIS KRINGLE TRACK — ROLE IS CAST
Older actor to play Kris Kringle / Santa Claus. Singing optional, F3–E4.
Kristofer van Lisberg voices Kris Kringle / Santa Claus.
ALEX MIALDO / ANNOUNCER, FOLEY ARTIST AND JUDGE TRACK — ROLE IS CAST
Piano/Foley Artist. Bass/baritone, F2–E4.
Alex Mialdo serves as Announcer, Foley Artist, Judge, and keyboard player.
Additional character pool, played by the company, includes:
DRUNKEN SANTA, SHELLHAMMER, R.H. MACY, ALFRED, SAWYER, MISS PRONG, MOTHER, MORTIMER, GIRL, 2ND MOTHER, DR. PIERCE, GIMBEL, NURSE, JUDGE, CHARLEY, THOMAS MARA, MRS. MARA, TOMMY, POSTMAN, VARIOUS REPORTERS, PHOTOGRAPHER
JOB
by Max Wolf Friedlich
Direction by TBD
A taut psychological thriller for the digital age, JOB begins as a mandatory therapy session and becomes a high-stakes confrontation about work, identity, trauma, power, and the cost of living too much of life online.
Rehearsals are scheduled to begin the week of Monday, March 22, 2027
Rehearsal hours are typically evenings & weekends 16-20 hrs/wk (30 hrs during tech).
Rehearsals will be at TampaRep’s space at Kress Contemporary and Stageworks Theatre.
Performances will take place at Stageworks Theatre.
Preview performance is Wednesday, April 14, 2027.
Opening night is Thursday, April 15, 2027.
JOB runs from 4/15/27 – 5/2/27.
A total of 14 performances, not including preview.
All roles are paid.
A link to view the digital perusal copy of the script will be available soon.
(Not available for print or download.)
SEEKING
TampaRep is seeking highly skilled actors for JOB. This production calls for nuanced, emotionally honest performances, strong listening, and the ability to sustain intimacy, tension, and psychological complexity in a close-quarters theatrical environment.
Actors of all races and ethnicities are encouraged to audition.
JANE
Actor to play a woman in her mid-to-late 20s.
A young tech worker and content moderator who has been placed on leave after a public breakdown. Brilliant, volatile, guarded, funny, and deeply wounded. Jane arrives at a mandatory therapy session carrying an enormous amount of pressure, rage, fear, and need. Requires exceptional emotional range, stamina, precision, and the ability to move quickly between intelligence, vulnerability, danger, and collapse.
LOYD
Actor to play a man in his 60s.
A therapist assigned to evaluate Jane. Calm, intelligent, practiced, and composed, with a professional manner that may or may not reveal everything underneath. Loyd must be able to hold stillness, tension, ambiguity, and authority while navigating a rapidly escalating psychological confrontation. Requires strong listening, restraint, and the ability to sustain high-stakes tension across the full arc of the play.
BURN THIS
by Lanford Wilson
Direction by Emilia Sargent
In the aftermath of a young dancer’s death, four people are forced to confront grief, desire, loyalty, and the lives they have built around absence. Lanford Wilson’s BURN THIS is a raw, intimate, and deeply human play about connection, loss, and the dangerous possibility of being truly seen.
Rehearsals are scheduled to begin Monday, Monday, June 7, 2027.
Rehearsal hours are typically evenings & weekends 16-20 hrs/wk (30 hrs during tech).
Rehearsals will be at TampaRep’s space at Kress Contemporary and the Shimberg Playhouse.
Performances will take place at the Shimberg Playhouse at the Straz Center.
Preview performance is Thursday, July 8, 2027.
Opening night is Friday, July 9, 2027.
BURN THIS runs from 7/9/27 – 7/25/27.
A total of 14 performances, not including preview.
All roles are paid.
A link to view the digital perusal copy of the script will be available soon.
(Not available for print or download.)
SEEKING
TampaRep is seeking only the strongest actors for Burn This. This production requires emotional depth, strong chemistry, fearless listening, and the ability to move between humor, grief, desire, and volatility without forcing the moment. We are looking for actors who can bring fully alive, truthful, and specific performances to an intimate theatrical space.
Actors of all races and ethnicities are encouraged to audition.
ANNA
Actor to play a woman in her 30s-40s.
A dancer and choreographer grieving the sudden death of her close friend and collaborator. Intelligent, guarded, sensual, funny, and searching. Anna is trying to understand who she is as an artist and as a person after a destabilizing loss. Requires emotional availability, intelligence, stillness, and the ability to reveal deep feeling without overstatement.
PALE
Actor to play a man in his 30-50s.
Robbie’s older brother, a restaurant manager from New Jersey. Explosive, charismatic, grieving, funny, dangerous, and unexpectedly vulnerable. Pale enters like a force of nature, but the role requires more than volume or volatility; it needs humor, pain, sensuality, intelligence, and the ability to expose the wound underneath the chaos.
LARRY
Actor to play a man in his 30s-40s.
Anna’s roommate and Robbie’s friend. Witty, observant, stylish, protective, and emotionally perceptive. Larry brings humor and sharpness into the room, but he is not comic relief. He carries his own grief, loyalty, and clarity. Requires precise timing, warmth, intelligence, and the ability to balance wit with emotional truth.
BURTON
Actor to play a man in his 30s-40s.
Anna’s longtime boyfriend, a successful screenwriter. Smart, articulate, composed, and emotionally limited in ways he may not fully understand. Burton is not a villain; he is a man who believes he knows how life should work until he is confronted with needs and grief he cannot control. Requires charm, intelligence, restraint, and emotional specificity.
PAST AUDITIONS
DEAR JACK, DEAR LOUISE
by Ken Ludwig
directed by Robin Gordon
U.S. Army Captain Jack Ludwig, a military doctor stationed in Oregon, begins writing to Louise Rabiner, an aspiring actress and dancer in New York City, hoping to meet her someday if the war will allow. But as the war continues, it threatens to end their relationship before it even starts. Tony Award-winning playwright Ken Ludwig (Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery, Lend Me a Tenor) tells the joyous, heartwarming story of his parents’ courtship during World War II and the results are anything but expected.
Rehearsals are scheduled to begin the week of Monday, June 8, 2026
Rehearsal hours are typically evenings & weekends 16-20 hrs/wk (30 hrs during tech)
Rehearsals will be at TampaRep space at the Kress Contemporary and the Shimberg Playhouse
Performances will take place at the Shimberg Playhouse at the Straz Center
Preview is Thursday, July 9, 2026
Opening night is Friday, July 10, 2026
DEAR JACK, DEAR LOUISE runs 5 shows/wk from 7/9/26 – 7/26/26
Total of 14 performances.
All roles are paid
Click the link to view a digital perusal copy of the SCRIPT.
(Not available for print or download.)
AUDITION SIDES:
To prepare for a LIVE or VIDEO audition/callback for DEAR JACK, DEAR LOUISE:
JACK LUDWIG, LOUISE RABINER: be familiar with ALL SIDES in the packet.
JACK & LOUISE – SIDE 1 (Click here)
JACK & LOUISE – SIDE 2 (Click here)
JACK & LOUISE – SIDE 3 (Click here)
SEEKING
JACK LUDWIG (male, any race/ethnicity but most likely white, 25-35)
A U.S. Army Captain and military doctor during WWII. Reserved and stoic, Jack is a man of few words, displaying quiet strength, duty, and intelligence. He balances professionalism with a sincere emotional core felt through his letters. Jack is initially guarded and distant, shaped by military life and the tragedies of war. As his correspondence with Louise grows, he gradually allows his affection and vulnerability to emerge, offering audiences a nuanced journey from restraint to heartfelt connection.
LOUISE RABINER (female, any race/ethnicity but most likely white, 20-30)
An aspiring actress, singer, and dancer living in New York City. Louise is outgoing, talkative, expressive. She wears her heart on her sleeve and conveys spirited ambition alongside genuine warmth and humor. Louise brings light and theatrical flair to Jack’s more introverted world in contrast and complement to Jack’s steadiness. This role requires vocal variety, comedic timing, and emotional transparency.
GOD OF CARNAGE
by Yasmina Reza
translated by Christopher Hampton
directed by Alexis Carra Girbés
In this darkly comedic whirlwind, two seemingly civilized couples meet to discuss a playground fight between their sons. But as civility crumbles, secrets spill, and the adults devolve into a hilarious (and disturbingly relatable) display of childish behavior. Prepare for laughter, cringe-worthy moments, and a biting look at the pressures of modern parenthood.
Rehearsals are scheduled to begin the week of Monday, January 5, 2026
Rehearsal hours are typically evenings & weekends 20-24 hrs/wk
Rehearsals will be at TampaRep space at the Kress Contemporary and HCC Ybor
Performances will take place at HCC Ybor Studio Theatre
Preview is Thursday, January 29, 2026
Opening night is Friday, January 30, 2026
GOD OF CARNAGE runs three weekends from 1/29/26 – 2/15/26
A total of 15 performances.
All roles are paid
Click the link to view a digital perusal copy of the SCRIPT.
(Not available for print or download.)
AUDITION SIDES:
To prepare for a LIVE audition/callback for GOD OF CARNAGE:
MICHAEL, ANNETTE, and ALAN: be familiar with ALL SIDES in the packet.
VERONICA: Be familiar with ALL MULTI-CHARACTER SIDES and choose either VERONICA 1 or VERONICA 2.
To submit a VIDEO audition/callback for GOD OF CARNAGE:
Same as above EXCEPT: Do not record the side with ALL CHARACTERS
VERONICA NOVAK (Click here)
MICHAEL NOVAK (Click here)
ANNETTE RALEIGH (Click here)
ALAN RALEIGH (Click here)
SEEKING
VERONICA NOVAK (female, any race/ethnicity, 35-55)
A writer – she pictures herself as the queen of social conscience and common courtesy – but is really judgmental and domineering. As the situation disintegrates, she fails to maintain her crumbling façade of civility.
MICHAEL NOVAK (male, any race/ethnicity, 35-55)
Initially eager to create peace, his uncouth nature is slowly revealed. He makes racial comments, denounces child-raising, and progresses from a seemingly good-natured wholesale supplier/salesperson to a neurotic Neanderthal.
ANNETTE RALEIGH (female, any race/ethnicity, 35-55)
At first presenting herself as an elite member of the one percent, she is actually on the brink of a panic attack. Her self-confidence has been eroded by her husband Alan’s eternal preoccupation with work. (Note – This role requires the actor to believably “vomit” on stage.)
ALAN RALEIGH (male, any race/ethnicity, 35-55)
An openly rude corporate lawyer, he frequently interrupts their meeting by talking on his cell phone. As he says, “I have no manners”. At first seen as cool and aloof, he is sexist and always acts in his own self-interest.
A CHRISTMAS CAROL: A LIVE RADIO PLAY
Adapted and directed by Jim Sorensen
Music & foley by Juan Rodriguez
Celebrate the season with a timeless classic, reimagined! Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol comes to life as a live 1940s radio play, complete with holiday music, clever sound effects, and a cast of Tampa Bay favorites featuring Michael Gregory. Gather ‘round as the tale of Ebenezer Scrooge unfolds in a nostalgic evening of ghosts, redemption, and festive storytelling. It’s a heartwarming reminder that even the coldest heart can be warmed by the spirit of Christmas.
Rehearsals are scheduled to begin the week of Monday, November 10, 2025
Rehearsal hours are typically evenings & weekends 16-20 hrs/wk (30 hrs during tech)
Rehearsals will be at TampaRep space at the Kress Contemporary and the Shimberg Playhouse
Performances will take place at the Shimberg Playhouse at the Straz Center
Preview is Thursday, December 4, 2025
Opening night is Friday, December 5, 2025
A CHRISTMAS CAROL: A LIVE RADIO PLAY runs 5 shows/wk from 12/4/25 – 12/23/25*
*Up to 19 performances – possible added shows.
All roles are paid
A digital perusal copy of the SCRIPT will be provided soon.
(Not available for print or download.)
AUDITION SIDES:
ACTOR 2 – NARRATOR (Click here)
ACTOR 3 – FRED / PRESENT / OLD JOE (Click here)
ACTOR 4 – BOB CRATCHIT / JACOB MARLEY (Click here)
ACTOR 5- PAST / MRS. CRATCHIT / CHARITY COLLECTOR (Click here)
ACTOR 6 – CRATCHIT CHILDREN / BELLE / MRS. DILBER (Click here)
SEEKING
In this “Live Radio Play”, all actors will play versions of THEMSELVES voicing the characters in the radio reading of A Christmas Carol. Casting for this show is less about ability to mimic any particular voice as it is the ability to bring characters to life in a way that goes beyond the microphone. Actors will also sing commercial radio jingles and provide additional singing and foley to fill out the soundscape of the show.
ACTOR 1 (male, any race/ethnicity, 50-70) ROLE IS CAST
Voices EBENEZER SCROOGE
ACTOR 2 (any gender, any race/ethnicity, 30-60)
Voices NARRATOR and others
ACTOR 3 (any gender, any race/ethnicity, 20-50)
Voices FRED / GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PRESENT / FEZZIWIG and others
ACTOR 4 (male, any race/ethnicity, 20-50)
Voices BOB CRATCHIT / MARLEY’S GHOST / OLD JOE and others
ACTOR 5 (female, any race/ethnicity, 20-50)
Voices GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST / MRS. CRATCHIT and others
ACTOR 6 (female, any race/ethnicity, 20-50)
Voices FAN / BELLE / ALL CRATCHIT CHILDREN / MRS. DILBER and others
FOLEY ARTIST / PIANIST (any gender, race/ethnicity, age) ROLE IS CAST
This actor will be the primary source of sound for the show, either through piano accompaniment and underscoring, or creating live foley sounds
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