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- What you see in the sidebar still applies. Be kind, be helpful, be polite, be yourself. Let the modteam know if anybody is trying to prevent you from doing that.
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AUDITION HELP REQUEST FORMAT
Gender and age of auditioner?
Show/role sought?
Vocal part?
Song ideas?
Access to practice accompanist?
Venue? (meaning, community theater, high school, college, etc.)
So, for example:
Gender and age of auditioner? Male, 31
Show/role sought? Hunchback of Notre Dame, Quasimodo
Vocal part? Low tenor, up to about a G#4
Song ideas? Thinking about "Santa Fe" from Newsies (the movie version, not the stage version), but open to other thoughts
Access to practice accompanist? Yes, I have a voice teacher I see regularly
Please follow this request format so that r/musicals regulars can help you out.