Auditions

Upcoming Auditions

AUDITION INFO
Tuesday, May 28th and Wednesday, May 29th from 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm.
An initial dance call will follow each audition day from 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm.

VIDEO AUDITIONS
We are accepting video auditions. Please submit your video audition by Wednesday, May 29th at 10:00 pm to be considered. Late submissions will not be accepted. 

CALLBACKS
Callbacks will be by invitation only and held Saturday, June 1st from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm.
At Mainstage 222 in Irving, TX

SIGN UPS
Please schedule an audition prior to Wednesday, May 29th. Audition slots are 5 mins each.

LOCATIONS
Mainstage 222
222 E Irving Blvd Irving, TX 75060

AUDITION REQUIREMENTS:
  • Please arrive 15 min early to get parked and signed in
  • Dress professionally
  • Bring list of conflicts from June 10, 2024 - July 13, 2024. Conflicts during tech week and performances will not be accepted.
  • One 32 bar cut (or 60 second cut) in the style of the show. Bring sheet music properly marked and in the desired key. An accompanist will be provided. 
  • There will be a dance call at the end of each night starting at 9:00 pm. Please bring a change of dance clothes and dance shoes with you.

PRODUCTION & REHEARSAL INFO 
Performance Dates: July 19-28, 2024. 7 performances.
Location: Mainstage 222 in Irving, TX
One performance will be a Sensory Friendly offering.
Rehearsals will begin Monday, June 10th and will be held at Dana’s Dance Academy in Irving, TX. Rehearsals will run Monday-Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings. Not everyone will be called to every rehearsal. Tech week begins at Mainstage 222 on Saturday, July 13th.

The Hopeful Theatre Project seeks diverse performers, including but not limited to: ethnicity, race, color, country of origin, sex, gender, sexual orientation, body size, marital status, adults of all ages, religion, beliefs, political affiliations, socioeconomic status, experiences, and any form of disability.

Actors of all ages and ethnicities are encouraged to audition.

If you have any questions regarding JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT, please email info@thehopefultheatreproject.com.

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CHARACTER BREAKDOWN

Joseph
Lead, Adult, Vocal Range: Tenor, G4-B2, Dance Level: Beginner
Jacob’s favorite son. Has a talent for interpreting dreams and foretelling the future. Honest and pure in intent. Naive and humble, yet proud. He naturally transitions into the Pharaoh’s “number two”. Believes in himself and is unaware of his brothers’ feelings toward him. Although he is sold into slavery and suffers a string of bad luck, he remains positive. His ability to interpret dreams enables him to rise out of prison and ultimately ensure the future of Jacob’s family.

Narrator
Lead, Adult, Vocal Range: Mezzo-Soprano, Belt, G5-B3, Dance Level: Beginner
The narrator of the story. The charismatic “leader” of the chorus. Although every character occasionally breaks the “4th wall”, the narrator is very presentational & occasionally interacts with both the audience & the characters on stage. The narrator is typically played by one person, but open to casting two. Will interact with children.

Jacob/Potiphar
Supporting, Adult, Vocal Range: Baritone, B3-D2, Dance Level: Beginner
Actor will portray both roles. Jacob: The patriarch of Israel, he is the father of twelve sons, his favorite being Joseph, as he reminds him of his favorite wife. He places his dreams, love, and care in raising Joseph and gives him a beautiful coat of many colors that angers his other sons. Potiphar: A wealthy captain who buys Joseph from the Ishmaelites. 

Pharaoh/Naphtali
Supporting, Adult, Vocal Range: Baritone, G4-B2, Dance Level: Intermediate
Actor will portray both roles. Pharaoh: The ruling Pharaoh and most powerful man in Egypt -- Ramases. He is considered a god. When he has dreams he doesn’t understand he releases Joseph from jail to interpret them. He is so impressed by Joseph's abilities that he promotes him to a high position within the government. The Pharaoh is traditionally portrayed in the style of Elvis Presley. Naphtali: Fifth Son of Jacob and Joseph’s half-brother.

Reuben
Supporting, Adult, Vocal Range: Baritone, F4-C3, Dance Level: Intermediate
Eldest son of Jacob and Joseph’s half-brother. Sings ‘One More Angel in Heaven’. He should have the ability to sing country/blues and show that he can spin a tale, similar to how a cowboy might tell a story at the campfire during dinner.

Simeon
Supporting, Adult, Vocal Range: Baritone, F4-C3, Dance Level: Intermediate
Second son of Jacob and Joseph’s half-brother. In some productions, sings ‘Those Canaan Days’, and therefore must be able to do a French accent, a la Maurice Chevalier.

Levi
Supporting, Adult, Vocal Range: Baritone, F4-C3, Dance Level: Intermediate-Advanced
Third son of Jacob and Joseph’s half-brother.

Judah
Supporting, Adult, Vocal Range: Tenor, F4-C3, Dance Level: Intermediate-Advanced
Fourth son of Jacob and Joseph’s half-brother. Sings ‘Benjamin’s Calypso’ and must have the charisma to “sell” a Caribbean style.

Dan
Supporting, Adult, Vocal Range: Baritone, F4-C3, Dance Level: Intermediate-Advanced
Fifth Son of Jacob and Joseph’s half-brother.

Gad
Supporting, Adult, Vocal Range: Baritone, F4-C3, Dance Level: Intermediate-Advanced
Seventh son of Jacob and Joseph’s half-brother.

Asher
Supporting, Adult, Vocal Range: Baritone, F4-C3, Dance Level: Intermediate-Advanced
Eighth son of Jacob and Joseph’s half-brother.

Issachar
Supporting, Teen/Adult, Vocal Range: Baritone, F4-C3, Dance Level: Intermediate-Advanced
Ninth son of Jacob and Joseph’s half-brother.

Zebulun
Supporting, Teen/Adult, Vocal Range: Baritone, F4-C3, Dance Level: Intermediate-Advanced
Tenth son of Jacob and Joseph’s half brother.

Benjamin
Supporting, Teen/Adult, Vocal Range: Baritone, F4-C3, Dance Level: Intermediate-Advanced
Twelfth and youngest son of Jacob and Joseph’s full brother. Benjamin is accused of stealing Joseph’s golden cup. When Joseph sees that the brothers are willing to do anything to keep their brother out of jail, he forgives them and releases Benjamin.

Potiphar’s Wife
Featured, Adult, Vocal Range: Mezzo-Soprano, G5-B3, Dance Level: Advanced
Will double as a wife. According to the script, “she was beautiful and evil and saw a lot of men against [Potiphar’s] will.” She is attracted to Joseph and makes advances toward him each morning, but is unsuccessful.

Kids Chorus
Featured, Ages 6-12, Vocal Range: Soprano/Alto, Dance Level: Beginner
Looking to cast 3-4 children for the kids chorus. Will portray a variety of fun, comedic featured bits including Ishmaelites, goats, and more, along with being the Narrator’s right hand.

Wives
Ensemble, Teen/Adult, Vocal Range: Soprano/Alto, Dance Level: Intermediate-Advanced
The wives of Jacob. The actresses playing the wives also double as Egyptians and servants of Potiphar.




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JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT

BENEFITTING
PRECIOUS DREAMS FOUNDATION

“Sha la la, Joseph, you’re doing fine! You and your dreamcoat, ahead of your time!” One of the most enduring shows of all time, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is a reimagining of the Biblical story of Joseph, his father Jacob, eleven brothers, and the coat of many colors.

Told entirely through song with the help of a main character Narrator, the musical follows preferred son Joseph. After being sold into slavery by his brothers, he ingratiates himself with Egyptian noble Potiphar, but ends up in jail after refusing the amorous advances of Potiphar’s wife. While imprisoned, Joseph discovers his ability to interpret dreams, and he soon finds himself in front of the mighty but troubled, Elvis-inspired, Pharaoh. Joseph’s solution to Egypt’s famine elevates him to Pharaoh’s right-hand man and reunites him with his family.

$15 of every $20 ticket will go towards Precious Dreams Foundation and their mission of providing sleep support, teaching healthy coping mechanisms, and helping youth in foster care and homeless shelters uncover paths to fostering their dreams.

PRODUCTION TEAM
Director: Jessica Holt (Cope)
Music Director: Courtney J Miles
Choreographer: Kristi Lee Tomenga (Smith)
Asst. Choreographer: Ashley Tone
Stage Manager: Sienna Abbott

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