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AUDITIONS

My Fair Lady

Please read all information carefully:

Thank you to all  those who auditioned. Callback emails have now been sent. 

Everyone who received a callback email has been asked to respond. If we do not hear back, we contact you via phone or text. There is no need to reach out to check to make sure we have your correct email.



Auditions for Lerner & Loewe’s My Fair Lady will be held only by video submission. Specific details regarding video submission are below. Videos must be received no later than 11:59pm on Monday, April 1, 2024 to be considered for callbacks. Specific details about video submission are below.
 
My Fair Lady will be directed by Rodger Sorensen with music direction by Amanda Crabb and choreography by Nathan Balser.

In-person callbacks are scheduled for Saturday, April 13, 2024, and will be by invitation only
 
Rehearsals will begin on or around July 29, 2024.

My Fair Lady runs October 4, 2024 - November 23, 2024.
 
This page will be updated when callback invitations and casting have been sent.

A NOTE ABOUT CASTING: 
At Hale Center Theater Orem we seek to honor the intentions of the works we produce. If nothing specific is given by the original playwright regarding the characteristics of any given role, and/or if those characteristics do not affect the intended story in any significant way, we will not consider any certain person or type over others when casting. 
 
We invite anyone and everyone to audition for any and all of our productions, regardless of any physical attribute, gender, race, age, ability, ethnicity, or experience. All are welcome at HCTO.

Please film yourself performing 16 bars of song in the style of the show. Please no a capella submissions. 

 ***In addition to your vocal selection, please also include a recording of the dance combination found below:

 Audition Dance Combination
 
YouTube links and non-secured Google Drive links are the easiest. Many people will be watching your audition video and open links make it the simplest for everyone to access.

Along with completing the AUDITION FORM, please send your audition videos along with a headshot and resume to auditions@haletheater.org no later than Monday, April 1, 2024 at 11:59pm to be considered for callbacks. **Please note that this may be a different email address than previous submissions.**

The audition form is available here.

Character Descriptions

All roles are available. We are looking for a diverse cast with a variety of body types.

ELIZA DOOLITTLE (Female-presenting; able to play 20s-early 30s)

A poor girl who dreams of working in a flower shop while she sells flowers in England's Covent Garden; she employs Henry Higgins to help her with her speech and begins to transform herself into a regal figure fit to consort with nobility. In the end, she not only passes for a duchess, but becomes an independent woman. Vocal Range: A3-G5

HENRY HIGGINS (Male Presenting; able to play 30s-50s)

A middle-aged confirmed bachelor, a professor of phonetics and an expert elocutionist; he is an unconventional man who goes in the opposite direction from the rest of society in most matters; he is impatient with high society, forgetful in his public graces, and inconsiderate of normal social niceties. He has no desire to have romance of any kind in his life. Vocal Range: B2-E4

COLONEL PICKERING (Male Presenting; able to play 50s-60s)

A kindly, middle-aged man who shares Higgins' passion for phonetics; Pickering is always considerate and a genuine gentleman who helps in the Eliza experiment by making a wager of it, saying he will cover the costs if Higgins does indeed make a convincing duchess of Eliza. It is Pickering's thoughtful treatment towards Eliza that teaches her to respect herself. Vocal Range: C3-D4

ALFRED DOOLITTLE (Male Presenting; able to play 50s-60s)

Eliza's father, any ethnicity; a dustman, or trash collector, who has a very unique "morality," in that he is very happy to be a freeloader; when he learns that his daughter has entered the home of Henry Higgins, he quickly follows to see if he can get some money out of the circumstance. His unique brand of rhetoric, unembarrassed, non-hypocritical advocacy of drink and pleasure (at other people's expense) is amusing to Higgins. Vocal Range: G3-E4

FREDDY EYNSFORD-HILL (Male Presenting; able to play 20s-early 30s)

An aristocrat, although he has no income of his own; he becomes lovesick for Eliza, and courts her with letters. A romantic. Vocal Range: C3-F4

MRS. HIGGINS (Female Presenting; able to play 60s+)

Professor Higgins' mother; a very refined lady of the upper-middle class; she sees the Eliza Doolittle experiment as idiocy and is the first and only character to have any qualms about the whole affair; when her worries prove true, it is to her that all the characters turn. Because no woman can match up to his mother, Higgins claims, he has no interest in dallying with them.

MRS. PEARCE (Female-presenting; able to play 40s-60s)

Higgins' housekeeper who helps to care for the well-being of Eliza Doolittle; she is an observer of this experiment and watches to make sure that Eliza is kept safe. Vocal Range: E4-G4

MRS. EYNSFORD-HILL (Female Presenting; able to play 40s-60s)

Freddy’s mother. Proper, well versed in society. Babies her son and financially supports him.

PROFESSOR ZOLTAN KARPATHY (Male Presenting; able to play 20s-40s)

A bearded Hungarian and former phonetics student of Henry

HARRY & JAMIE (Male Presenting; able to play 30s+)

Drinking companions of Alfred Doolittle.

ENSEMBLE (Male-presenting or Female-presenting; any age)

Cockney men and women, townspeople, servants, stewards, lords, ladies.

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