Main Stage Play:Peter Pan
Audition Information for those 19+
Join us this spring for our mainstage play: Peter Pan. This hybrid of a mainstage production and season class is something you won't want to miss!
Written over 100 years ago, this classic play has a message that still resonates today: we are never too old to play and sometimes we just don't want to grow up. But when we mess with the natural order and try to clutch things too tightly, we often end up isolating ourselves and losing what we hold dear.
In this exciting hybrid, all students age 12-18 can sign up and are guaranteed a role in the show; all adults 19+ are welcome to join us through a supported audition process! With our two nights a week class structure this also means we will be able to dive into putting on a great production, and really learn and work on honing our craft as we go.
We will be presenting Peter Pan through the perspective of a family playing together, where kids and adults battle and cardboard boxes and couch cushions become boats, forts and anything imaginable! I cannot wait to bring this vision to fruition with the skill and vibrancy of a dynamic and hard working cast!
Come take a chance and play with me as we bring this timeless tale to audiences young and old this spring, because "to live, would be an awfully big adventure".
❤️ Brooke
*We have replaced the Indigenous peoples with woodland creatures to make this text relevant for today and supportive of all peoples.
We are excited to offer a guaranteed performance opportunity for students aged 12-18 and an opportunity to audition for students 19+.
Whether you are a returning student or new to the team, thank you for helping us to entertain, educate, and inspire!
Details/Registration for Ages 19+
Prerequisites: None
Age Range: 19+
Class and Performance Dates:
Classes:
Regular: Tuesdays and Fridays from 6pm-8pm April 2-May 17
Students may not not be called to all classes.
When not actively rehearsing a scene, students 19+ are welcome to participate in our Theatre Enrichment Program. This program will introduce you to the ins and outs of the theatre experience! We will use all the different learning styles: audio, reading/writing, visual and kinesthetic to put these lessons into practice. Think sports spring training…theatre edition! From how to move onstage, projection, acting as a group, to character development and building strong intentions, this fun and engaging program will help you to strengthen and grow as an actor and storyteller onstage and off! Participation in the Theatre Enrichment Program is optional for students 19+. There is no additional cost to participate.
Makeup Class: Monday April 22 6pm-8pm
No Class: Friday April 26
Performances: Students will perform at our ticketed performance on Saturday May 25 at 4pm. If ticket sales support a second show, it will be Sunday, May 26 at 4pm. Students will likely be called 1-2 hours before the performance time.
Dress Rehearsals: Students must be able to attend ALL dress rehearsals to be able to perform.
Monday May 20 5pm-9pm
Tuesday May 21 5pm-9pm
Wednesday May 22 5pm-9pm
Friday May 24, 5pm-9pm
Casting: Casting by audition only.
Auditions: Auditions will be held on March 22. The Deadline to fill out the Audition Form and Sign up for an Audition Slot is March 20. Students will need to do/pepare the following:
Fill out an AUDITION FORM. Please make sure ALL conflicts are listed on the form.
Sign up for an AUDITION SLOT.
You will need a free google account to do this. If you do not have one, and don’t want one, you can reach out to angela.russell@lovegood.company and Angela can help secure your spot.
If you don’t see any slots, make sure you have navigated to March 22. If there are no slots available that work with your schedule, reach out to classes@lovegood.company.
Your audition slot is the time for you to check in. Your audition may take a little longer than the 10 minutes in the slot.
Students should plan on leaving Lovegood when their audition is over.
There will not be any callbacks.
Make sure you have an account in our PORTAL. (You will not be able to register for this class in the portal but you must have an account so we can generate billing if you are cast)
During your audition you should be prepared to:
Perform a 1-2 minute monologue. HERE are some examples of appropriate monologues. However, you may choose something different.
Read sides. This means you may be handed a script and be asked to read a portion of the script in character. Please reach out to shows@lovegood.company if you have circumstances that would make onsite reading difficult.
Attendance: Attendance in this class is vital for the success of the student and the production at the end of the season. All students are expected to be at every class they are called to unless they have an emergency or serious illness. Students missing more than 2 rehearsals may have their role reassigned. Students with known conflicts must communicate them on the Audition Form.
Registration: You register to audition by filling out the AUDITION FORM and signing up for an AUDITION SLOT and having an account on our PORTAL.
Early Bird Registration (register by this date for reduced tuition): March 17. If the Audition Form is filled out and the Audition Slot is signed up for on or before March 17, you will qualify for Early Bird Registration.
Registration Deadline: March 20.
Tuition, Fees, and Billing:
Class Tuition:
$395 Early Bird (on or before March 17)
$420 on or after March 18 but on or before March 20.
Production fee: $30. Production fees allow us to pay royalties to put on the show and provides a budget for supplies such as props and costumes.
Invoices:
Upon being cast, you will be sent an invoice to the email address you used for your Portal registration. The invoice must be paid by the first night of class. You can learn more about our Scholarship Opportunities, Payment plans and billing practices on our registration page. If you wish to apply for a scholarship or payment plan, please follow the instructions on the registration page.
If someone else in your family is also participating this season, or if you have other participations this season, you will receive the multi-participation scholarship, so long as all students are under the same “parent” portal account.
This class will be instructed by Brooke Flood. View our Instructor Biographies here.
Peter Pan
by J.M. Barrie
”PETER PAN” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on
behalf of Samuel French, Inc.