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Announcing auditions for RMT's production of A Year with Frog and Toad, in partnership with Gaithersburg Arts Barn ​

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Directed by: Chad Rabago
Music Directed by: Owen Posnett
Choreographed by: Jess Stahl

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This production will run July  11, 12, 18, 25 and 26 at 7:30 PM AND July 13, 20, 26*, and 27 at 2:00 PM at the Gaithersburg Arts Barn.

 

*A July 26 matinee will be at 3:00 PM.

Auditions will be held on Tuesday, April 1st from 7:00 -10:00 pm and Wednesday, April 2nd from 7:00 -10:00 pm at Lakelands Park Middle School (1200 Main St, Gaithersburg, MD 20878).

ALL ROLES ARE OPEN AND UNPAID.

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Please direct any questions to FrogAndToad@r-m-t.org

To audition, please

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1) Choose an audition slot using the "audition sign up" button below. Note: walk-ins will be seen in order of arrival, as time and space allows. We recommend arriving early in the evening and being prepared to wait.

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2) Download the conflict calendar form and prepare to submit with your virtual audition form or plan to bring the completed conflict calendar to auditions.

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3) Fill out the virtual audition form using the "audition form" button below.

 

For those unable to attend auditions. Virtual submissions will be accepted. Please send: a video of approximately 60 seconds of a song accompanied by a track with you slating your name and the song at the beginning, your resume and headshot, and a completed audition form to FrogAndToad@r-m-t.org. Virtual auditions must be submitted by Wednesday, April 2nd at 8:00pm.

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​​Audition Procedures

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Singing: Please prepare a one-minute selection of a song that is similar to the character for which you are auditioning. Please do not sing a song from Frog and Toad. An accompanist will be provided at auditions. Please bring your clearly labeled sheet music in a book or a binder. 

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Dance: Arrive dressed to dance. Dance shoes (character shoes, ballet slippers, or jazz slippers) are recommended but not required.

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Other Information:

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Callbacks: Callbacks will be held by invitation only on Saturday, April 5 from 2:00 to 6:00 pm. Further details will be provided to those invited to callbacks.

 

Rehearsals: Rehearsals will begin early-May and Weekday rehearsals run Monday-Thursday evenings, while weekend rehearsals will typically take place on Saturday or Sunday from 12-4pm. Rehearsal times are subject to change and we request that you thoroughly indicate all weekday, weekend, and holiday conflicts on your Conflict Calendar. Actors must be available for tech week and all performances (July 11 – 27).

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Load-in and Tech rehearsals will take place the week of July 6th (more information to come). Brush-up rehearsals will be held between performance weekends on July 17th and 24th.​

 

Shoes & Makeup: Cast members are responsible for obtaining the proper footwear for rehearsals and performances. For health reasons, cast must also supply their own makeup. Exceptions may be made for those few characters requiring specialty makeup. RMT will provide a designer who will meet with the cast to explain the concepts, color palette and application techniques.​

 

Our Commitment to Equitable & Accessible Theatre Practices: RMT is committed to creating an artistic environment where diverse voices are promoted, supported, and celebrated. The production team is committed to casting individuals 18 years of age and older from all backgrounds, identities, body types, and abilities. RMT acknowledges the financial commitment of participating in community theatre. Through the Sonie Mathew Scholarship Fund, RMT may be able to offer support to volunteers who may need assistance in offsetting costs, such as membership dues, travel expenses, stage makeup, dance shoes, etc. The production team will also lead efforts to coordinate carpool options where needed.

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Important Notes on Casting: 

 

  • Auditions are open to performers ages 18+.

  • All roles are open to actors of any race, ethnicity, body type, gender, and ability.​

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Character Descriptions

 

Note: For any of the below ensemble tracks (other than Frog and Toad), we are looking for performers who can bring energy, humor, and nuance to each character.

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Frog
Caring and loyal. Always looking out for his friends. The calmer, more zen of both he and Toad. Simultaneously adventurous and assured.


Toad
A hard worker, but impatient for results. Self-conscious. Stubborn. A good friend to Frog. Timid.


Bird 1 / Mole
Must possess the playful and quirky personality of a bird and the excitement of a mole. 


Bird 2 / Mole
Must possess the playful and quirky personality of a bird and the excitement of a mole. 


Bird 3 / Large and Terrible Frog
Must possess the playful and quirky personality of a bird and the frightening demeanor of a monstrous frog. 


Snail / Lizard / Father Frog
Must possess the blind determination of a nerdy snail, the cool kid attitude of a slick lizard, and the comforting nature of a parent.


Mouse / Squirrel / Young Frog
Must possess the frantic nature of a curious mouse, the mischief of a squirrel, and the innocence and fear of a child.


Turtle / Squirrel / Mother Frog
Must possess the snarkiness of a gossipy turtle, the mischief of a squirrel, and the comforting nature of a parent.

 

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Rockville Musical Theatre
PO Box 1248

Rockville, MD 20849

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