HOW TO SCHEDULE YOUR AUDITIONS APPOINTMENT

1. Use the following link to schedule a specific time. 

SIGN UP FOR AN AUDITION TIME HERE - LINK WILL BE AVAILABLE AFTER JAN. 2ND 2025! 

The Audition appointment scheduling site will close on Thursday January 16th at 12pm. If you have not made an appointment by then, you are still welcome to attend as a Drop-in.*

2. Complete a show-specific registration form.

Once you schedule an appointment for an audition time, Stage Management will email you a copy of the show-specific registration form. Fill in the form by hand and scan it or take a picture of it. Please return the completed registration form to Stage Management as soon as possible. If you have trouble with returning the form, we will have copies for you to fill out on your audition day.

INSTRUCTIONS PRELIMINARY AUDITIONS

Friday January 17th from 5-10pm

- AND -

Saturday January 18th from 12-5pm

Call Backs

Sunday January 19th TBD 

LOCATION:  BURBANK AUDITORIUM, Santa Rosa Campus

1501 Mendocino Avenue Santa Rosa, CA 95401

REGISTRATION: Located at the Burbank Auditorium Greenroom Entrance (entrance facing end zone of football field).

Appointments Recommended.  Drop-ins Welcome*

IMPORTANT DETAILS FOR AUDITIONS

1. Parking is available in the Mendocino Ave ("Zumwalt") parking garage. You will be required to purchase a $4 parking permit to park on campus. (More parking info here.)

2. Go to audition registration in the Burbank greenroom.  The entrance is located on the back (south) side of the Studio Theatre (the square concrete building to the left of the main Burbank Auditorium entrance).

3. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your assigned audition time in order to register, attend a brief orientation, and travel to the audition space.  Allow an additional 15 minutes if you did not email your completed Registration Form(s) in advance - we will have extra copies to fill out should you need to do so.

4. Help us stay on schedule by being on time.  If you have not checked in at least 10 minutes before your appointment, you may be moved to a time slot later in the audition session.
5. Restrooms, Food, Beverages. Restrooms will be available, as well as both inside and outside waiting areas.  Other than water bottles, there is no eating or drinking inside.

* Drop-Ins: Just follow the details above and come to Registration as early in the audition schedule as possible. We’ll confirm you for a time slot as soon as one is available; you might have to wait, but we’ll get you in.  If you do not have a completed registration form, we will have extra copies you can fill out at Registration.

WHAT TO PREPARE

On the "Audition Criteria..." pages for each show, in addition to information about the production and rehearsals, you’ll find a section labeled “What to Prepare.”  Carefully read those instructions, as each show may have different requirements.

 SRJC Campus Parking Map

Parking Information

AUDITION QUESTIONS? Who to Contact

If you have any show-specific audition-related questions or concerns, please contact the show’s director via email below. 

SPELLING BEE - Reed Martin  rmartin@santarosa.edu 

RUMORS - Elizabeth Dale edale@santarosa.edu

HELPFUL AUDITION RESOURCES

What's a monologue?

A monologue is a speech from a play where one character speaks for an extended period of time to another character, themselves, or the audience. Actors are usually asked not to select a monologue from the play for which they are auditioning.

What if I don't have a prepared monologue?

No worries. If you don’t have a prepared monologue already, you may use one of the 'optional' monologues linked at the bottom of this page under "GENERAL AUDITION RESOURCES." , If you've never done this before OR found out about auditions at the last minute, do not worry about memorizing the monologue or reading the play the monologue is from (unless you want to). However, reading a bit about the play’s plot and characters online can help you prepare.

AUDITIONING FOR MUSICALS: RESOURCES

How to Prepare a Musical Theatre Audition - 8 Steps

Singing Auditions for Musical Theatre

GENERAL AUDITION RESOURCES

Crash Course in Auditioning at SRJC

Frequently Asked Questions?

Being in an SRJC Show

While some of the following optional monologues list the binary gender identification of the characters as written, actors are welcome to select any of these monologues.

Optional Monologue #1 (Betty, All in the Timing)

Optional Monologue #2 (Phil, Boy’s Life)

Optional Monologue #3 (Ernest/Stella, Stella)