1. Minimum age for this production is 10 years old when rehearsals start.
2. Audition time is strictly limited so use your time to show the panel what you can do. No extra time will be available. The panel will be looking for vocal quality, range and pitch as well as dramatic and movement ability.
3. Audition pieces should be well prepared. Remember, it is in your own interests to present yourself well.
4. An accompanist will be provided.
5. Singing unaccompanied or with a CD is not acceptable.
6. All auditions are private and may only be attended by the panel and auditionees.
7. Your singing audition will take about 5 mins and consists of you singing your selected song for the panel. The panel will evaluate your song selection on what we hear. We know what we are looking for, so don’t be concerned if you are not required to sing an entire song.  It means that we have enough information at this time.
8. Please don't apologise to the panel for the state of your health or your voice. We do take nerves and health into consideration!
9. Please printout and complete the last 2 pages (the audition form) of this document and attach your headshot (This is important and used for identification purposes only!) and bring this with you to your audition.
10. There will be recalls as required. Those required for a call back will be notified as soon as possible after the initial round of auditions.
11. All auditionees will be notified of the outcome of their audition as soon as possible.

There’s trouble in River City! When smooth-talking con man Harold Hill arrives in a small, tight-knit town in Iowa, he expects to dupe its residents with his elaborate moneymaking scheme: Despite his complete lack of musical literacy, he will convince everyone that he is a brilliant bandleader and recruit all the boys in town to form a band, pocketing the cash for instruments and uniforms. The problem? Some of the town members, especially the stern librarian, Marian Paroo, don’t quite buy Harold’s story. As Harold struggles to keep his scheme afloat, he also finds himself increasingly attached to the townspeople, who have all experienced a positive change since Harold came to town. Complicating matters even more, Harold is also falling head-over-heels for the beautiful Marian. As All-American as apple pie and as charming as can be, The Music Man is a crowd-pleasing show.